Dallas, Texas - The Dallas Mavericks tied up their playoff series in spite of a poor shooting night from Luka Dončić on Sunday, winning Game 4 against the Phoenix Suns 111-101.

The Slovenian went one-of-10 from beyond the arc and converted on a total of nine-of-25 from the floor, but the Mavs were otherwise automatic from long-range and Dončić was the facilitator in that regard.

He ended up with 11 assists while the rest of the Dallas team went 19-of-34 from deep, with Dorian Finney-Smith scoring a career playoff-high with 24 points on eight-of-12 from the perimeter.

While Devin Booker scored 35 points, Phoenix lacked a reference point late in the game with Chris Paul fouled out early. The first-seeded Suns went three-of-nine from the perimeter in the fourth quarter, while Booker critically turned the ball over three times.

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The Mavs will get a chance to swing this tight series in their favor at home again on Tuesday.

In the East semifinals, the Miami Heat find themselves in a series, with the Philadelphia 76ers claiming a 116-108 win in Game 4 to wipe out the top seed's advantage.

Joel Embiid's second game back from injury gave the Sixers a boost to tie up the series, finishing with 24 points on seven-of-13 shooting and 11 rebounds.

James Harden was the star of the show, however, coming up with 31 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, including some big buckets down the stretch.

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The Heat were able to generate open looks, and at timely moments in the game, but were simply not able to capitalize, going seven-of-35 from the perimeter.

Victor Oladipo and Tyler Herro were particularly unable to provide Miami with a scoring boost off the bench, combining for 26 points but off two-of-10 shooting from beyond the arc.

Game 5 sees the teams return to Miami on Tuesday.