INDIANAPOLIS — T.J. McConnell didn’t even need to dribble. When the Indiana Pacers guard came up with a loose ball in the fourth quarter of Friday’s Game 4 of the NBA Finals, he quickly fired it ahead to a streaking Obi Toppin. Indiana’s high-flying forward was all by himself as he received the pass and soared in for a right-handed tomahawk dunk.

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Toppin spoke for all of the gold-clad Pacers fans in Gainbridge Fieldhouse. For much of Friday’s game, the Pacers played and looked like the better team, taking a 10-point lead late in the third quarter and still leading by four after a Tyrese Haliburton finger roll with 3:20 left.

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