The Cleveland Cavaliers completed their sweep of the Toronto Raptors earlier this week by winning Game 4 in a very convincing manner. However, it didn't finish without its controversy.

The Cavaliers comfortably breezed passed the Raptors by a scoreline of 128-93 at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland on Monday night as Toronto once more simply couldn't handle LeBron James, who finished with 29 points, eight rebounds, and 11 assists.

With 7:38 left in the fourth quarter, Rodney Hood refused to enter the game for the Cavaliers with the blowout in full swing. He ended up not logging any minutes during the game and many thought the guard could be disciplined by the team for his actions.

The Athletic were the first to report that Hood had angered his teammates and others at the Cavaliers for refusing head coach Tyronn Lue's instruction to enter the game. However, ESPN's Dave McMenamin has reported that he has apologized to the team for his actions. They further stated he will not be disciplined for his actions.

ESPN states that Hood apologized to general manager Koby Altman on Tuesday and that he "feels awful" and plans to apologize to his teammates and coaching staff in person as soon as the team gets back together after a few of days off following the Raptors sweep.

The report adds that disciplining the guard was "not even a thought" and that the team is not viewing Hood's decision as an "act of defiance". So all appears to be well at the Cavaliers despite the attention the situation has received.

Hood has seen his role reduced during his first postseason with Cleveland, as he scored just two points on 1-of-9 shooting in three appearances against the Raptors, and is averaging 4.6 points in 17 minutes in the playoffs.

The guard could be a restricted free agent this summer, so it's unsurprising that he's not being given a lot of game time during the playoffs. He'll most likely have a similar role during the Eastern Conference Finals against either the Boston Celtics or the Philadelphia 76ers.

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