The Indiana Pacers are hosting the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 of their second-round NBA playoff matchup on Sunday night. The Pacers have a 2-1 series lead, but the Cavaliers have some momentum after a Game 3 win and with an increasingly healthy roster.

The trio of injured Cavaliers who sat out Game 2 – Darius Garland, Evan Mobley and De’andre Hunter – were back. ESPN’s coverage was comparable to TNT’s in that graphics were sparingly used and nothing schlocky was shown. Alexander offered solid insight and played off his partner in the booth well – and was not afraid to counter him on occasion.

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the Cavaliers will likely turn to Ty Jerome to help shoulder the load in the backcourt alongside Darius Garland. Cleveland faces elimination for the first time in these playoffs, with the Pacers ...

The Cavaliers (-400) will cost 4 times the potential ... while Hunter and Mobley also popped up on the injury report. If anything, the Pacers (+310) are an intriguing possibility against the ...

∎ Kyle Neddenriep, IndyStar: Pacers in seven All things Pacers: Latest Indiana Pacers news, schedule ... transition attack will present problems for the Cavaliers. On the other hand, the ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are hosting the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night in Game 2 of their second-round series. Indiana won Game 1 and stole home-court advantage against the top-seeded Cavs on Sunday, and Cleveland will be without three key players -- Evan Mobley, Darius Garland and De'Andre Hunter -- Tuesday night.

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Ulrich: The Pacers' five-out offense and elite transition attack will present problems for the Cavaliers. On the other hand, the Cavs have been even more difficult for opponents to limit.