The Pacers stunned the Cavaliers with a record 41-point halftime lead, showcasing Mathurin`s early ejection and Nesmith`s buzzer-beater.

The Indiana Pacers delivered a stunning performance in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, establishing a commanding 41-point lead at halftime against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The score stood at 80-39, matching an NBA playoff record previously set by the Cavaliers in 2017.

Despite the early ejection of Pacers guard Bennedict Mathurin for a Flagrant 2 foul, the team showcased remarkable shooting, hitting 60% from the field and sinking 12 of 18 three-point attempts. The Pacers also excelled in ball movement, recording 25 assists throughout the game. In stark contrast, the Cavaliers struggled offensively, managing only 25% shooting and three assists, with just three players scoring more than one basket.

Aaron Nesmith capped off the dominant first half with a buzzer-beating mid-range jumper, further demoralizing the Cavaliers. As the series shifts to Cleveland for Game 5, the Pacers aim to maintain their momentum and capitalize on this historic lead.

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