The Eastern Conference semifinals just got a whole lot more interesting. After a dominant second-half performance in Game 4, the Cleveland Cavaliers have clawed their way back to even the series at 2-2 against the Detroit Pistons. What was once a comfortable lead for Detroit has now turned into a best-of-three showdown.

Donovan Mitchell put on a show for the ages, scoring 43 points—including an incredible 39 in the second half—to lead the Cavaliers to a 112-103 comeback win. It was the kind of performance that defines a playoff legacy, erasing a halftime deficit and swinging all the momentum back to Cleveland.

But don't count out the Pistons just yet. Detroit took control early in this series by winning the first two games at home, including a gritty 107-97 victory in Game 2. Cade Cunningham has been the engine driving this Pistons playoff run, continuing a historic postseason after leading Detroit past Orlando in a hard-fought first-round series.

Now, the action shifts back to Little Caesars Arena for a pivotal Game 5. So far, the home team has won every game in this series, and Detroit's defense has looked noticeably sharper in its own building. Cunningham's ability to control the pace and attack Cleveland's backcourt remains the Pistons' biggest advantage, while Tobias Harris and Jalen Duren bring the physicality inside.

For Cleveland, the big question is whether Mitchell can keep this offensive firepower going on the road. The Cavaliers got a major boost in Game 4 from Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen, who were much more impactful on defense. Their aggressive trapping of Cunningham completely changed the series' flow. If Cleveland can finally steal a win in Detroit, they'll take full control heading back home for Game 6.

This is the kind of NBA playoff matchup that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Make sure you don't miss a second of the action.

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