The Cleveland Cavaliers, started their postseason journey against the Miami Heat and were dominant, completing a series sweep on Monday with a 138-83 victory in Miami in Game 4. That came on the heels of another blowout, a 124-87 win in Game 3 on Saturday. Games 3 and 4 marked the two worst playoff losses in Miami franchise history.

What happened was almost unheard of — the Cleveland Cavaliers handed the Miami Heat a brutal beating, winning by 55 points and scoring over 100 in a historic playoff performance rarely seen in the NBA.

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.