When is Game 4 between the Cavaliers and Raptors in the NBA playoffs?

The fourth game between the Cavaliers and the Raptors in the 2017 NBA playoffs was played on May 8, 2017, Beijing time.

May 8, 2017, Beijing time, Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals. In Toronto, the visiting Cavaliers defeated the Raptors 109-102 after four quarters. In this way, the defending champion completed the sweep with a total score of 4-0 and entered the Eastern Conference Finals for the third consecutive year. So far in this year's playoffs, the Cavaliers remain undefeated (8 wins and 0 losses).

The specific scores in the four quarters are 28-28, 33-21, 24-31 and 24-22 (the Cavaliers are in front). For the Cavaliers, James scored 5 three-pointers, 35 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists, Irving had 27 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists and 4 steals, Korver scored 4 three-pointers, 18 points and 5 rebounds, and Frye had 10 points. For the Raptors, Ibaka scored 23 points, DeRozan had 22 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists, Joseph had 20 points, 6 rebounds and 12 assists, Tucker scored 4 three-pointers, 14 points, 12 rebounds and 4 steals, and Powell had 10 points and 6 rebounds. .

Kyle Lowry continued to be injured, the Raptors changed their lineup, and Tucker started for the first time in the playoffs this year. The Raptors, whose last fight was against the odds, trailed 5-6 at the start and scored 9 points in a row to stop the Cavaliers. Ibaka and Powell each hit three-pointers, and the Raptors led 26-15. James took over the game. After he sent 2 assists in a row, he held the ball for a layup to complete the 2+1 attack. The Cavaliers launched a 13-2 attack wave to tie the score. After the first quarter, the Cavaliers and Raptors were tied at 28.

Patterson and TT each took T in the second quarter. DeRozan was kicked in the lower body by Shumpert while defending and was forced to return to the locker room for emergency treatment. This became a turning point. At this time, Korver hit three-pointers one after another, and the Cavaliers established their advantage with a 27-13 attack wave. With 30 seconds left in the second quarter, Joseph scored a layup. At the end of the first half, the Cavaliers led the Raptors 61-49. Korver hit 4 three-pointers in the first two quarters and scored 16 points, the highest score in a half of his playoff career.

When trailing by 16 points in the third quarter, the Raptors launched a 14-5 attack wave to narrow the gap 67-74, and the Cavaliers requested a 20-second timeout. Powell hit a three-pointer, and the Raptors fell behind by 4 points. Frye stood up and dunked with both hands. He received a pass from James and hit a three-pointer in seconds. The Cavaliers led by 10 points. Powell made 2 free throws, and Tucker hit a three-pointer at the buzzer before the end of the quarter. After three quarters, the Cavaliers led the Raptors 85-80.

Tucker hit another three-pointer in the final quarter, and the Raptors fell behind by 2 points. James scored 5 points in a row and the Cavaliers stabilized the situation. But then Ibaka completed a 2+1 attack, and the Raptors went ahead by 1 point 93-92! Irving stood up and scored 11 points in a row. Then James hit a three-pointer and the Cavaliers established a 106-95 advantage. The Raptors, who were in adversity, launched a 7-1 attack wave and fell behind by 5 points with 25 seconds left in the game. The Raptors adopted foul tactics and Korver made 2 free throws. Powell missed a three-pointer and the Raptors were swept.