In Game 4, the Cavaliers and Raptors looked set on delivering what could have been the lowest scoring NBA Playoff game in quite some time. In the first quarter, it ended 17-14 with the Raptors going 0-11 from three point range. From that point, it was clear what kind of game fans were going to watch. Both teams struggled to get any major advantage the entire night. It was a game of rebounding and hoping you'd hit that second chance shot. Neither team was able to get something going on offense. It was a game of runs once again for the Cavs, which is a habit they have not been able to lose all season. They get a decent sized lead, just for the opposing team to make a run. Toronto did that twice in this game where the Cavs had a 10 point lead or more. In the end, it looked as if the Raptors just wanted it more, which forward Scottie Barnes said after the 93-89 victory. Multiple Cavaliers are to blame in this loss.…