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After the game, Paul tweeted: “Wanna fine players for saying stuff to the fans but the fans can put they hands on our families,” He also added an expletive.

Game 5 is May 10 in Phoenix. He wasn’t asked about it by reporters after the game. "It was unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated," the Mavericks said in a statement.

After Dallas' 111-101 win against Phoenix in Sunday's Game 4, one which levels this series at two games each, it's clear this series' impetus has shifted away ...

If the Suns can’t create shots for their non-star players, then they’re never going to force Dallas away from its show coverage, which means they’ll continue to struggle to force switches onto Dončić. There were only five instances in Game 4 where Dončić was Booker or Paul’s primary defender; he essentially never had to guard them. The Mavericks are just running their offense against the defense that’s being presented to them, and the results are just about exactly what you would anticipate. Dallas had that in Game 4, and the Suns didn’t have nearly enough to counter them. It’s caused the Suns to almost default to switching against him most often. Better games from them would help the Suns tremendously. “They’re a really good defensive team when you just swing it around the 3-point line.” In Game 4, Doncic had 29 touches in the paint, the most in the game, while Brunson had another 15. 4. If I’m the Suns, I would put the workload back onto Dončić heading into Game 5. What we saw instead was a paint that was packed tighter with the Suns’ defenders, collapsing and cheating into the lane to try bothering him when he drove or backed his way toward the rim. On Sunday, that’s the Mavericks team that showed up in the win. “When the ball touches the paint, it’s a layup or a 3,” he said. After Dallas’ 111-101 win against Phoenix in Sunday’s Game 4, one which levels this series at two games each, it’s clear this series’ impetus has shifted away from the regular season’s best team to the underdog. It still might not be enough to win this series, but it’s clear the Suns have catching up to do.

A Mavericks fan allegedly made physical contact with the Chris Paul's mother and pushed his wife during Sunday's playoff game in Dallas.

“It was unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated,” the Mavericks said in a statement. He appeared to say that a fan “put his hands on my mom.” An unnamed source told ESPN that Paul’s family felt unsafe. ESPN reported that Jada was pushed and that someone “put hands” on Robin, with the children watching.

A Dallas Mavericks fan was ejected for an incident that involved the family of Phoenix Suns star Chris Paul in the stands during Game 4 of the Western ...

Paul totaled just five points and fouled out in the 111-101 setback. The video also showed Paul walking over to the area and sharing words with the fan. Paul tweeted after the game.

So much for being Texas nice. A Dallas Mavericks fan was ejected after reports he got in the face of Phoenix Suns player Chris Paul's family.

Paul fouled out of the game in the fourth quarter. "It was unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated," the Mavericks said in a statement. DALLAS - A Mavericks fan was kicked out of Game 4 against the Suns after reportedly harassing the family of Suns star Chris Paul.

Doncic was wow'd by his teammates, who have made major adjustments in Dallas' back-to-back wins to shut Chris Paul down.

It will be tough in their environment, but it is something we have to lock in and do.” We were able to stay on the same page. It marked only the fourth time Paul has fouled out in his playoff career. Doncic was wowed by his teammates, who have made major adjustments in Dallas' back-to-back wins and shutting Chris Paul down. The 111-101 Game 4 win marked Luka Doncic's 20th career playoff game, and through those games, he's scored 655 points. Those two guys, they don’t complain about how many shots they get.

The Dallas Mavericks and Phoenix Suns face off on Tuesday at the Footprint Center in Phoenix in Game 5 of their NBA Playoffs series.

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The Phoenix Suns dropped the ball again in Game 4, losing to the Dallas Mavericks. Here are 2 players the most to blame...

Without their starting point guard, the Suns weren’t able to play at the level that they wanted to as their opponents ran away with the victory. In Game 4, Paul struggled even more as he fouled out early in the fourth quarter. After a heroic performance in the fourth quarter of Game 2, Chris Paul suddenly crashed and put up poor outings in their last two games. Him not getting to play at his best was a huge blow to the Suns, given the things that he can do on both ends of the floor. However, Jason Kidd’s squad refused to go down easily as they managed to tie the series at two games apiece with a 111-101 victory in Game 4. At this point, the series advantage is still up for grabs, and the team that can adjust better come Game 5 will gain the upper hand in this matchup.

So much for being Texas nice. A Dallas Mavericks fan was ejected after reports he got in the face of Phoenix Suns player Chris Paul's family.

Paul fouled out of the game in the fourth quarter. "It was unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated," the Mavericks said in a statement. DALLAS - A Mavericks fan was kicked out of Game 4 against the Suns after reportedly harassing the family of Suns star Chris Paul.

While the Suns fight to get back to what worked early on in the series, here's a look at what went wrong on the road in Dallas:

As a team, the Suns posted 17 turnovers in back-to-back outings for the second time this season. The only other time Phoenix turned the ball over at least 17 times in back-to-back games was during a pair of regular games last December against the Washington Wizards (19) and the Chicago Bulls (17). While Phoenix looks to get back to what worked early on in the series, here’s a look back at what went wrong on the road: