But the Cavs will be facing off against a red-hot Indiana Pacers team who just quickly dropped off Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks in the first round. They are an incredibly young, athletic and confident team that absolutely shouldn’t be taken lightly.

A first-round playoff exit in which Miami was swept and lost back-to-back home games by 37 and 55 points is the lowest point of Pat Riley's tenure in Miami.

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.