Bucks Chris Middleton beat Devin Booker Suns to equal NBA Finals

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Khris Middleton leads 2 out of 40 points in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

The only thing that could stop Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker was a bad problem.

Well, that and Milwaukee Bucks winger, Chris Middleton.

The undisclosed Milwaukee All-Star scored 14 of its 40 points in the final quarter of Game 4 in the NBA Finals, including 10 consecutive points in the 2:07 final, to beat Booker’s impressive performance in a wild 109-103 bucks tie series. , 2-2. Game 5 is scheduled for Saturday in Phoenix at 9 p.m. ET on ABC.

Booker scored 38 of 42 points over three quarters and made his fifth foul at 1:10 in the fourth quarter. He was on fire, and Suns was in the driver’s seat to dominate the series. Less than a minute ago, Cameron Johnson’s 3-pointer gave the Phoenix an 85-76 advantage that put the cap back into the Fiserv Forum, but coach Monty Williams chose to sideline his rising star at the risk of losing him overnight.

By the time Booker was back in the game with 5:55 5 minutes left, Middleton’s throw had cut the difference to 93-90, and the arena was swinging. In fact, Booker should have missed a botched throw attempt for Bucks Jr.’s goalkeeper two minutes into his comeback, but officials swallowed their whistles, and Giannis Antetokonmo’s response sent Milwaukee down by one point, setting the stage for a thrilling finish.

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