After a turbulent three-game stretch to start the series, the Milwaukee Bucks finally started to look like themselves in Game 4 versus the Brooklyn Nets.
Their shots were falling with consistency, they were playing reputable defense, and this group simply looked more cohesive as a basketball team over the course of 48 minutes. In the end, it was enough for the Bucks to earn a 107-96 win in Game 4 to even up these Eastern Conference Semifinals at two games apiece.
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The best way to describe the game was that it became physical quickly. Game 3 was highlighted by an altercation between P.J. Tucker and Kevin Durant that saw the two go face-to-face for a few moments, and that chippiness certainly carried over into this game with the referees largely letting the players play.
Storylines are aplenty with the series tied up heading back to Brooklyn, but before then, here are player grades from an eventful Game 4 between these two teams.