2010 NBA Playoffs: Cleveland Cavaliers' First Round Series Stats

Regular Season Success and Division Victory

The 2009-2010 Cleveland Cavaliers had a successful regular season, finishing first in the NBA's Central Division of the Eastern Conference. Their strong performance earned them a playoff berth.

Eastern Conference First Round: Cavaliers vs. Bulls

In the first round of the playoffs, the Cavaliers faced the Chicago Bulls. The series was closely contested, with the Cavaliers ultimately emerging victorious with a 4-1 record. The Cavaliers' key players, such as LeBron James and Mo Williams, had strong performances throughout the series.

Statistical Highlights

Throughout the four-game series, the Cavaliers dominated in key statistical categories: * Points per game: Cavaliers 107.2, Bulls 96.8 * Rebounds per game: Cavaliers 46.0, Bulls 38.8 * Assists per game: Cavaliers 22.8, Bulls 18.0 The Cavaliers' superior rebounding and ball movement were key factors in their victory.

Playoff Journey Ends

Despite their strong showing in the first round, the Cavaliers' playoff journey came to an end in the second round. They were defeated by the Boston Celtics in a hard-fought seven-game series. Nevertheless, the 2010 NBA Playoffs were a positive experience for the Cleveland Cavaliers. They showcased their talent and competitiveness, and gained valuable playoff experience for the future.