The fourth quarter kicked off with Jokic entering the fray once more.
It's unclear whether it was the influence or provocation from Hansen and Curry's third-quarter performance, but Jokic didn't head inside; he stood at the top of the arc.
The Warriors knew he could hit threes, so they didn't give him the chance, but he finally got the opportunity to showcase his passing skills.
He faked a three-point shot at the top of the arc, then whipped the ball to a cutting JR, who delivered an explosive alley-oop slam dunk.
It's hard to imagine just how skillful his hands are, but one thing for certain is that centers, as the orchestrators, possess the best vision.
The Cavaliers held on tightly to the game at the start of the fourth quarter, keeping the tension high for both sides.
Walton's plan had been to use a small-ball lineup in the third quarter to build a lead with a run, but since the gap hadn't widened, the small-ball lineup had to keep going.
