The Cleveland Cavaliers achieved a remarkable playoff milestone by sweeping the Miami Heat, winning Game 4 decisively with a score of 138-83.

In a dominant performance, the Cavaliers led by 39 points at halftime and at one point extended their lead to an astonishing 60 points.

Donovan Mitchell was the standout player for the Cavaliers in Game 4, scoring 22 points, while Ty Jerome added 18 points, highlighting the team's balanced offensive effort.

With their series concluded early, the Cavaliers will enjoy extra rest before the next round, which is expected to commence on either Saturday or Sunday.

Darius Garland, who missed the series against the Heat due to a sprained big toe, is anticipated to return for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.

Ty Jerome expressed that he has no preference regarding the Cavaliers' next opponent in the Eastern Conference semifinals, whether it be the Indiana Pacers or the Milwaukee Bucks.

Currently, the Indiana Pacers are leading their series against the Milwaukee Bucks 3-1, with Game 5 scheduled for today in Indiana.

This impressive performance by the Cavaliers was highlighted by Cavs legend Jim Chones, who acknowledged their dominance over the Heat in the opening round.