The culture has been built on the backs of all-time great players like LeBron James, Dywane Wade and Jimmy Butler carrying lackluster rosters to give the illusion of a concentrated winning formula. The Heat have a lot to figure out with summer with no more Butler to lead them on fairy tale finals runs.

The top-seeded Cavs swept the Miami Heat out of the NBA playoffs Monday night, punctuating their first-round series win with a record-setting 138-83 Game 4 rout. It’s the largest point differential in Cavaliers playoff history. It’s also just the second time in the Erik Spoelstra era that Miami has been swept — and third time ever.

Cleveland left no doubt on its way to Round 2 — and finished off the most lopsided series in NBA playoff history.