Watch: Pacers' Andrew Nembhard beats the buzzer in first half of Game 4

Nembhard scored to beat the buzzer and get Indiana to within one point, trailing 58-57 at halftime. He scored 12 points in the second quarter to get to 16 points, tied for the game-high with Tatum.

In Game 3, Tatum scored 36 points while Nembhard nearly matched him with 32 of his own. They dueled again in Game 4, with Nembhard shooting 7-of-11 and Tatum going 7-of-14, with an and-one, in the first half.

While Pascal Siakam and Jaylen Brown have each had their moments, it appears that Game 4 could come down to Nembhard hanging with Tatum offensively. Of course, Tatum averaged 26.9 points this season, while Nembhard averaged… 9.2. Advantage, Celtics.