The Night Kyrie Took Over the Palace; Cavs Sweep Pistons with 100-98 Win in Game 4

The Cleveland Cavaliers have swept the Detroit Pistons in four games, thanks to a 100-98 victory on the road in Game 4 at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

The Big Three of LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love all stepped up in this series, but Game 4 belonged to Irving, who tied his playoff career-high in scoring with 31 points.

Irving made one ridiculous highlight after another, none more amazing than his half-court buzzer-beater to end the third quarter, which felt like a momentum-shifting play.

.@KyrieIrving just isn't fair! @cavs take a 3-point lead at the end of 3! #CavsPistonshttps://t.co/HWxddrZSuWhttps://t.co/H3TelwZ5wt

— FOX Sports Ohio (@FOXSportsOH) April 25, 2016

The half court shot was just the exclamation point of the night for Irving,

Here’s Kyrie scoring over the imposing center Andre Drummond midway through the second quarter:

Kyrie’s buzzer beater wasn’t the only highlight from the third quarter, in which he scored 13 points. Here’s Kyrie making something out of nothing and hitting a three while the defense shakes their heads.

And Irving came through in the clutch as usual, knocking down a three late in the fourth quarter to give the Cavs a four-point lead with less than a minute to go.

None of this is to take away from the rest of the group, who played a great all-around game, but this game will forever be remembered as the night Kyrie took over the Palace.

4 Games Down. 12 to Go.