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.

Here is what you should know about the Cleveland Cavaliers, who will take on the Indiana Pacers in the second round of the NBA playoffs.

That is because the Heat-Cavaliers series was the most lopsided in NBA playoff history. After the Cavs romped to a 138-83 victory on the road in Game 4, Cleveland set a new record with a plus-122 point differential against Miami -- the largest margin of victory in any four-game span in playoff history.