The Cavaliers surrendered one quarter in advance! Super devastating record of shame, Garland s eyes were dull and Mobley s black face

On May 12, the Cavaliers lost to the Pacers away. This game can be said to be a collapse in the first quarter. They fell behind by 15 points in the first quarter and 41 points in the first half. The Cavaliers were lifeless in the entire second half. The home team fans shouted in all kinds of excitement. In this way, the first in the Eastern Conference had already faced a tragic situation of 1-3 behind in the second round.

After the first quarter, the Cavaliers fell behind the Pacers 23-38. The home fans were already in full swing. The Cavaliers could not limit the Pacers' offense in various ways. Moreover, the Cavaliers kept sending the Pacers to counterattack. Even if the conflict broke out between the two sides, the Pacers' general Matherin was expelled, it did not change the Cavaliers' decline.

Cavaliers scored 42 points in the second quarter by the Pacers. In the first half, the Pacers scored 80 points, while the Cavaliers only scored 39 points. The Cavaliers were 41 points behind the Pacers at halftime. Here, the Cavaliers have successively swallowed shameful records:

1. The Cavaliers only scored 8 sports goals in the first half, setting a record for the lowest in the team's history;

2. The Cavaliers' 3 assists in halftime also set a new team's playoffs. Low record;

3. The Pacers' 25 assists at halftime are the highest in half since NBA's historical statistical assists;

4. The Pacers lead the Cavaliers at halftime by 41 points and tie the Cavaliers in 2017 to create a halftime score difference record;

What's even more tragic is that Mitchell was injured in midfield training without any confrontation, and he didn't play directly in the third quarter. In the final quarter, because the score difference between the two sides was too large, so even if Mitchell could play, there was no need to return.

Because the Pacers led the Cavaliers 109-77 after the third quarter, Atkinson gave up the game directly in the fourth quarter and replaced the team's third lineup.

You can see how disappointed the Cavaliers' bench is, and Garland has a look of loneliness.

Mobley and Jerome were also dark-faced.

The Cavaliers' bench is a stagnant pool, and it feels like the first place in the East is only one step away from being eliminated.

Text/Yan Xiaobai