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Game 4 was a bad shooting night for the Bulls and the Cavaliers

By Blair Sheade

The Bulls and the Cleveland Cavaliers combined for 37 percent from the field in Game 4, but their uncontested shooting percentage was even worse.

The Bulls and Cavs shot a combined 34.7% on uncontested field goal attempts in Game 4. #SportVU
— Jeff Mangurten (@JeffGurt) May 11, 2015

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The 170 points scored between the two teams was the lowest point total of the series.

Game 4 was a low scoring game despite LeBron James (25 pts) and Derrick Rose (31 pts) combining for 56 points.

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