Cleveland completed a sweep of the Heat Monday night with an overwhelming 138-83 win in Game 4 in Miami. The 55-point margin of victory is the fourth-largest in NBA playoff history. The win marked a fitting end to a dominant series for the Cavs, who set the tone with a 21-point in in Game 1 and never let off the gas.

The Heat lost this NBA Playoffs series to the Cavaliers with a total of 122 points. This is the most lopsided series loss in league history, per ESPN. The New Orleans Hornets used to be the record-holders for this after they got swept by the Denver Nuggets in 2009. Coach Erik Spoelstra and Co. beat them out by just one more point.

The Cleveland Cavaliers throttled the Miami Heat Monday to sweep their first-round playoffs series. The Cavs won Game 4 by 55 points.

Award-winning goalie Connor Hellebuyck was pulled his last two games. Gabriel Landeskog played for the first time since 2022.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Colton Parayko wasn’t expecting the puck at the point, but when teammate Cam Fowler’s shot was blocked by the Winnipeg Jets’ Haydn Fleury, it ricocheted right to him. With less than 30 seconds left in the first period of Game 4 Sunday,

Two-time Vezina Trophy winner Connor Hellebuyck allowed five goals before being pulled early in the third period as the top-seeded Winnipeg Jets fell to the St. Louis Blues 5-1 on Sunday.