Cavaliers ... By the Numbers
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16.7 . . . Average Cavaliers' margin of victory through the first eight games of the postseason.
5.0, 6.4 . . . Points below their season average that Delonte West held Rip Hamilton and Joe Johnson, respectively.
78.7 . . . Points per game the Cavaliers are allowing through the postseason, the lowest playoff mark in the shot-clock era.
2:11 . . . Total amount of time in each series that Detroit and Atlanta had leads in the second half.
.750 . . . Mike Brown's winning percentage in close-out games on the road.
4.5, 2.2 . . . Improvement in points (28.4 – 32.9) and rebounds (7.6 – 9.8) for LeBron James during the postseason.
1 . . . Number of Cavaliers in franchise history (not named LeBron) who’ve been names First Team All-NBA (Mark Price – 1992-93).
.315 . . . Shooting percentage for the Hawks in Game 4; the lowest mark Cleveland’s held an opponent to in team history.
29.8 . . . Points per game that Cavaliers starting backcourt of Mo Williams and Delonte West averaged during the Atlanta series.
20-1 . . . Cavaliers postseason record since 2006 when scoring 94 points or more.
49.5 . . . Combined points, rebounds and assists per game for LeBron James in the postseason.
13.7 . . . Average per-game rebounding advantage in four games against the Hawks.
19 . . . Straight opponents the Cavaliers have held below 90 points in the playoffs under Mike Brown.
.862 . . . Delonte West’s free throw percentage this postseason.
13.1 . . . Trips to the line LeBron has averaged in the postseason.
