Cavs score only 29 second-half points in Game 4 vs. Magic, losing 11289 Boston 25 News [Video]

Of the eight first-round NBA playoff series, the matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Orlando Magic may have drawn the least interest through three games. However, it might be time to starting paying attention.

The Cavaliers scored only 29 points in the second half amid a terrible shooting performance in Game 4 on Saturday afternoon. With the 112–89 loss, the Magic have tied the series at 2-2.

Cleveland was particularly bad from three-point range, shooting only 24 percent (4-for-17) from behind the arc.

The Cavs added Max Strus (career 37 percent three-point shooter) and Georges Niang (40 percent) with the intention of improving their outside shooting. But neither player made a positive impact that way on Saturday. Strus shot 1-for-3, scoring just seven points, while Nina went 0-for-1 and scored two points.

Jarrett Allen led Cleveland with 21 points and Donovan Mitchell added 18 on 5-for-14 shooting from the field. Caris LeVert, who averaged …