The Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang added the underwhelming play of Andrew Wiggins, acquired from the Golden State Warriors in that trade of Butler, is among the most disappointing aspects of the sweep. Also, the Heat finished 12-34 against teams with .500 records or better.

Advertisement You could, if you wanted, try to make a case that the Cleveland Cavaliers’ dominance in a 124-87 win over Miami in Game 3 was a result of Garland’s teammates having his back ...

NBA playoff betting odds see the Cleveland Cavaliers installed as a heavy favorite to end their first round series with the Miami Heat on Monday night via 4-0 sweep.

The top-seeded Cavs swept the Miami Heat out of the NBA playoffs Monday night, punctuating their first-round series win with a record-setting 138-83 Game 4 rout. It’s the largest point differential in Cavaliers playoff history. It’s also just the second time in the Erik Spoelstra era that Miami has been swept — and third time ever.

It was the first time in Cavs history three Cleveland players scored 27-plus points in a postseason game. Jerome had 16 points in the fourth quarter to put proverbial the nail in Miami's Game 1 ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers categorically razed the Miami Heat on Monday, sweeping them in four games that looked — frankly — like the Cavs were on cruise control. On one hand, it was impressive. Cleveland’s 73 bench points Monday night were just 10 ...

CLEVELAND — The Cavaliers secured a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven NBA playoff series against the Miami Heat. Cavs defeat Heat 121-112 in Game 2 after Cleveland survives Miami's rally in fourth ...

The Cavs continue to simply crush Miami. Cleveland now leads 98-53 with about five minutes left in the quarter. Sam Merrill hit back-to-back 3s, and the onslaught has continued. Also Ty Jerome ...

The Miami Heat sure played like they were halfway to Cancún. Facing a 3-0 series deficit in the first round of the NBA playoffs, the Heat trailed the Cleveland Cavaliers 72-33 at halftime of Game ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are currently trying to overcome a 41-point halftime deficit against the Indiana Pacers. Somewhere in South Florida, Miami Heat fans are