The Cleveland Cavaliers have made headlines after convincingly completing a sweep against the Miami Heat, with the most recent game ending in a staggering 138-83 victory. This series has been marked by incredible performance, leading to an extraordinary overall scoring differential of 122 points across four games.
Key Highlights
- The final game saw the Cavs create a 70-25 lead towards the end of the second quarter, highlighting their dominance.
- Miami’s head coach Erik Spoelstra accepted the devastating loss, stating, “This series was humbling… Cleveland’s also a very good team.”
Cavs’ Performance by the Numbers
- Game 4 was the fourth-most lopsided playoff game in NBA history.
- The Cavs’ 55-point win set a record for the most lopsided series clincher.
- Cleveland outscored Miami by an average of 33.5 points per 100 possessions throughout the series.
- Miami posted 19 turnovers in Game 4 compared to only 17 assists.
- With this loss, the Heat have fallen victim to numerous playoff defeats, marking eight consecutive home playoff game losses.
Cleveland’s achievement stands as a historical benchmark within the league, especially without LeBron James on their roster. They are set to progress to face either the Indiana Pacers or the Milwaukee Bucks in the next round.
