Game 1 and 2 between the Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat were both down-to-the-wire affairs. Game 3, not so much. Hopefully we get more of the former and less of the latter when Game 4 rolls around on Tuesday night. After fiddling around in Game 2 and allowing the Pacers to steal home-court advantage, Miami suddenly seemed to remember that they looked like one of the best teams in NBA history in their previous 50 games. The Heat took an early lead, extended it, held on as tight as possible and ended up walking away with a 114-96 win. Basically, the game was more or less decided by the 10-minute mark of the fourth quarter. Indiana didn't wave the white flag until well into the fourth, but the Heat never took their foot off the gas pedal. Miami shot 55 percent from the field, 42.8 percent from the three-point line and scored 52 points in the paint against a team that touted the best defense in each of those categories during the regular season. They played just about as perfect a game as any team could against these Pacers, and the score reflected just that. Game 4 will likely play a huge part in deciding which team makes it to the NBA Finals. This game falls just short of being a must-win for the Pacers, it's more of a, "Man things are going to be difficult if we don't win" game for them.