The Cavaliers' season ended with a whimper on Monday night, when the Knicks won 130-93 to complete a 4-0 sweep in the Eastern Conference finals. For New York, it was the team's 11th straight playoff win, and the franchise is now headed back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.
For Cleveland, it was a pretty embarrassing end to a pretty good campaign. The Cavaliers went 52-30 during the regular season and finished exactly one game behind the Knicks in the standings. When the postseason rolled around, they battled through two seven-game series before they ran into a Knicks squad that turned into one of the most dominant teams... ever.
