Celtics beat Bucks in Game 4 with a score of 116-108

The Celtics thundered back to a reverberating Game 4 dominate, beating the Bucks 116-108 in Milwaukee to tie up this Eastern Conference elimination round series at 2-2.

Al Horford had a memorable night, scoring 30 focuses — his vocation season finisher high — to key Boston to the success.

Jayson Tatum came up enormous down the stretch after a sluggish beginning. He wrapped up with 30 places.

Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo was plainly depleted in the last part, yet got done with 34 in the misfortune.

Boston had 48 focuses in the paint this evening. They had only 44 all out over Games 1 and 2 in this series.

Award Williams began instead of Robert Williams, who was inaccessible because of left knee irritation — a remaining impact from his meniscus medical procedure in March.

Game 5 will be Wednesday at TD Garden. Peruse on to perceive how the game unfurled.

Adam Himmelsbach’s perceptions — 10:14 p.m.
With Jaylen Brown on the seat with his fifth foul, Jayson Tatum attempting to get unmanaged, Robert Williams out as a result of an injured knee, and the Bucks taking an important lead to the final quarter, the Celtics were in a terrible spot.

However, Al Horford has seen an excessive amount to be shaken by such a circumstance. So in Game 4 on Monday night, the 35-year-old created an exhibition for the ages, emitting for a season finisher vocation high 30 focuses alongside eight bounce back, to lead the Celtics to a 116-108 rebound win that hitched this best-of-seven meeting elimination round at 2-2.

Tatum appeared to track down his section toward the end and assisted polish off the Bucks with his 30-point night.

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