The Cleveland Cavaliers have established themselves as a powerhouse in the NBA this season, showcasing an impressive offensive prowess that currently leads the league in offensive rating and three-point shooting percentage. Their recent game against the Dallas Mavericks highlighted this dominance, as the Cavaliers achieved a remarkable 144-101 victory, marking one of the best offensive performances in franchise history.

In this game, Cleveland set several records, including the first 50-point quarter in franchise history, where they outscored Dallas 50-19 in the opening period. This explosive start contributed to a historic 91-point first half, showcasing their ability to shoot efficiently and effectively, especially from beyond the arc, where they made 26 three-pointers.

Sam Merrill was a standout performer, scoring a career-high 27 points off the bench, including nine three-pointers. Other players like Darius Garland and Georges Niang also contributed significantly, making multiple shots from three-point range. With this win, the Cavaliers improved their league-best record to 40-9, extending their winning streak to four games. Next, they face the Boston Celtics in their upcoming matchup.