LeBron James 8-18 FG | 4-6 FT | 6 REB | 5 AST | 24 PTS
LeBron fouled out on a very questionable call with 56 seconds left, defying the notion that superstars get preferential treatment by the referees. LeBron swatted George Hill's offerings at the rim multiple times, including a fast-break layup in which LeBron's head nearly scraped the rim. His fronting defense on David West was superb, but he could only watch the end from the bench.

Dwyane Wade 5-15 FG | 6-6 FT | 3 REB | 6 AST | 16 PTS
Just when the Heat needed Wade to rescue them without LeBron, Wade was called for a dubious travel outside the 3-point line by Joey Crawford and the referee then began trending on Twitter. Wade's bothersome knee has grounded his game to the point that it's a bit surprising to see him attack the basket in the half court, draw contact and earn a whistle.

Chris Bosh 1-6 FG | 4-4 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 7 PTS
Miami needs more boards from Bosh. After once again battling foul trouble early in this one, he finally got some extended run in the second half, but not before he turned his right ankle fighting for position against Roy Hibbert. He left the court to go to the locker room and spent the beginning of the fourth quarter stretching the ankle on the bench. Something to monitor.

Mario Chalmers 6-14 FG | 8-8 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 20 PTS
Just as Udonis Haslem came out of nowhere in Game 3, Mario Chalmers stepped up for the Heat in Game 4 and routinely penetrated into the paint against the Pacers' defense. That impact was critical with Wade ailing and LeBron settling. His shot selection down the stretch left much to be desired, but Chalmers gonna Chalmers.

Indiana Pacers
Lance Stephenson had himself quite a game, whether it was exploiting Ray Allen's lack of lateral agility, flopping with gusto or hitting buzzer-beating 3-pointers that skimmed the rafters. But while Stephenson made the flashy plays, it was Hibbert who provided the metronome for the Pacers. The questionable refereeing hurt both teams down the stretch, including the Pacers getting called for a false 24-second violation late. The Heat still haven't found a reliable answer for Hibbert and the series is now all tied up.