Chris Paul worked his magic to beat the Lakers and tied the series at 2-2. New Orleans’ point guard was huge in a tight contest with a triple double of 27 points, 15 assists and 13 rebounds. Former Laker, Travor Ariza, added 19 points, while Kobe had
Dwight Howard had 29 points and 17 rebounds for the Magic but it’s Atlanta which came away with the big win. Orlando misfired all night from deep and Turkoglu fumbled the last play and missed the three to send the game to overtime and the Hawks go into game 5 with a 3-1 lead.
Finally, the Philadelphia 76ers pulled one back against the Miami Heat erasing a 6-point deficit in just 19 seconds. A deep three from Lou Williams gave the 76ers the lead with 8 seconds to go. Who would the Heat turn to for the final play? Yes, once again they relied on Le Bron James, and once again this season they went home heads down as Le Bron’s floater attempt was swiped. Miami still leads the series 3-1, though.