The Cavaliers' longest road trip of the year rolls on, and while the Wine and Gold continue to work out West, cavs.com provides you with some diggable digits from the first couple weeks of the season.
6.1 . . . blocked shots averaged by the Cavs per contest, good for third in the NBA.
15 . . . points per game Kyrie Irving is averaging, tops among NBA rookies.
10.1 . . . rebounds Anderson Varejao is averaging this season.
41 . . . points the Cavaliers average off the bench, good for second best in the East, fifth best in the NBA.
13 . . . Tristan Thompson’s uniform number, NBA ranking among shot-blocking leaders and the amount of swats he has this season, tied for best among NBA rookies.
1,744 . . . points Antawn Jamison needs to reach the 20,000-point plateau.
.517 . . . Daniel Gibson’s shooting percentage from three-point range, good for fifth in the Eastern Conference.
0 . . . games this season in which Kyrie Irving hasn’t notched double-figures.
7.5 . . . scoring difference for Antawn Jamison in wins (19.8 ppg) and losses (12.3)
3 . . . straight games that Varejao has snagged double-digit boards.
5.1 . . . assists Kyrie Irving has averaged this year, second only to Minnesota’s Ricky Rubio among NBA freshman.
5 . . . games so far this season that Tristan Thompson has blocked at least two shots.
7, 9, 11 . . . Anderson Varejao’s NBA ranking in rebounding, steals and double-doubles.
16 . . . points per game that 13-year veteran Antawn Jamison is averaging, leading the Cavaliers.
6 . . . blocked shots for Kyrie Irving, tying him for fourth-best among rookies.
.938 . . . combined free throw percentage of the Cavaliers backcourt foursome of Irving, Parker, Gibson and Sessions.