LeBron James drives on Kevin Durant during the second half of Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night. (Tony Dejak/AP)Many who arrived at Quicken Loans Arena for Game 4 of the NBA Finals Friday night expected to see history. The hot-shooting Cavaliers took permanent pen to the NBA Finals record books in a 137-116 win in a game that had absolutely everything — good, bad and otherwise. But members of the Cavaliers expressed confidence in how their team would respond before Friday’s game, and they proved to be correct. The result was 22 free throws for the Cavaliers, which helped power Cleveland to those 49 first quarter points, and a 49-33 lead after the opening 12 minutes.

Source: Washington Post June 10, 2017 00:52 UTC