Analyst Identifies Cavaliers' Strength for Playoff Series vs. Pacers

"Cleveland doesn't have to have a spectacular defense to advance again. Its offense is undoubtedly its strength. And it just scored an otherworldly  points per 100 possessions in the first round," wrote Bleacher Report's Andy Bailey.

"The firepower on this Cavs team is off the charts. Mitchell and Garland are both high-end scorers and creators. Mobley's offense blossomed in the year he won DPOY. Allen provides the rim runs that keep attention and bodies occupied inside. And there's plenty of shooting among the role players around those four."

As Bailey mentions, Cleveland's offense against the Heat was historically good. Not only did the Cavaliers have an offensive rating of 136.2, but the Wine and Gold also had seven players average over 10 points a game and record a true shooting percentage of 60 percent or more.

Even though offense may be Cleveland's biggest strength, the team can't completely forget about its defense or take a step back on that side of the court.

The Pacers also have the offensive star power to make this a high-scoring series, and the team with the slight defensive edge could be the one to advance to the next round.

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