The Cavs took control of the series, but they nearly let it slip through their fingers due to a rare lapse in defensive effort. It's a lesson learned.

While Herro was elite on the offensive side of the ball in Game 2, finishing with 33 points on 14-for-24 shooting, he finished his plus/minus as just a +1 on the night. Anytime that he was on the floor, the Cavaliers were able to score against him, and they did it in bunches.

The second NBA Playoff game of the night on Wednesday, April 23 sees the top seed in the East in action as the Cleveland Cavaliers host the Miami Heat in Game 2 of their series at Rocket Arena in Cleveland.