Season flow
Every 2025-26 game in order. Bars show the final margin; the line is the 10-game rolling average. Tap a game for the score.
- Regular season
- 52-30
- Avg margin
- +4.1
- Peak vs .500
- +22
- Last 10
- 7-3
- Longest win streak7 games
- Longest skid3 games
- Within 5 points13-720 games
- Overtime0-3
Team profile
League percentile on each stat for 2025-26. The dashed ring is the league median. 3PA rate and FT rate describe style, so a higher number is not automatically better.
eFG%
56.1%5 of 30 in the league
86th percentile
Strengths and weaknesses
Their best and worst league percentiles on the season board.
Strengths
- Effective FG%56.1% · 86th pct
- True shooting59.5% · 83rd pct
- Point differential+4.1 · 72nd pct
Weaknesses
Nothing in the bottom third of the league.
Effective FG%
Cleveland Cavaliers ranks 5th of 30 at 56.1%, a sign of strong shot-making (eFG%).
True shooting
Cleveland Cavaliers ranks 6th of 30 at 59.5%, a sign of efficient scoring (true shooting).
Point differential
Cleveland Cavaliers ranks 9th of 30 at +4.1, a sign of outscoring opponents by a wide margin.
Quarter by quarter
Average net points in each regulation quarter over 82 2025-26 regular-season games.
Best in the 1st (+2.0), weakest in the 2nd (-1.3).
- Q130.328.2+2.0
- Q227.929.2-1.3
- Q331.129.6+1.5
- Q430.028.1+2.0
Average points per quarter. Overtime is left out.
Splits
2025-26 regular season. The number after the record is average margin.
- Home27-14 · +4.5
- Road25-16 · +3.7
- Within 5 points13-7 · +1.8
- Decided by 15+17-6 · +11.4
Win % by month
Where they stand
Average point margin per game in 2025-26, best to worst. Not adjusted for schedule.
CLE 5th of 15 · +4.1 per game
Against the league
Each dot is a team's 2025-26 average. Better is always to the right, and the tick marks the league average.
- Net points / game+4.19th of 30
- Points / game119.54th of 30
- Opp points / game115.415th of 30
- Effective FG%56.1%5th of 30
- Turnovers / game13.39th of 30
- Offensive reb%25.1%9th of 30
- Free-throw rate26.5%15th of 30
Rates and ranks come from season team totals. Game-by-game charts use final scores from the schedule. Neither adjusts for opponent strength.
