Bucks even NBA Finals with thrilling comeback win over Suns
NY Post
Devin Booker, despite being burdened with foul trouble, was too much for the Bucks to contain Wednesday night, but his backcourt partner in crime, Chris Paul, fell to pieces. And now the NBA Finals series between Phoenix and Milwaukee is tied at 2.
Booker scored 42 points and looked as if he would carry the Suns to the precipice of their first NBA championship. But in the wild final minutes, Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo rallied the Bucks to a 109-103 victory in Game 4 at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee. Paul committed his fourth turnover with 30 seconds left, literally falling to the court and losing the ball. That led to a Middleton fastbreak layup that punctuated Milwaukee’s comeback from a nine-point deficit in the final period.
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