The Cleveland Cavaliers are making headlines this NBA season, demonstrating an explosive offense and a record-breaking playoff run. With a dominant 3-0 series lead over the Miami Heat, the Cavaliers clinched their advancement with a staggering 138-83 victory, showcasing their proficiency from beyond the arc by draining 22 three-pointers—a total of 77 for the series, tying the NBA record for the most threes in a four-game playoff series.

This impressive feat mirrors the performance of the 2016 Cavaliers, who also made 77 three-pointers against the Atlanta Hawks on their way to a championship. Led by Donovan Mitchell, who contributed 16 threes in the series, the Cavaliers are poised to make a deep playoff run as they await the winner of the Milwaukee Bucks vs. Indiana Pacers series.