CLEVELAND — When the Big Three of LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love was formed in 2014, a barrage of three-point shooting wasn't what most pictured from the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Now, the Cavs' outside shooting is quietly reaching historic levels. In Sunday's 100-93 win over the Charlotte Hornets, Cleveland's 14 made three-pointers gave it at least 10 in each of the first nine games of the season, passing the 2014-15 Houston Rockets for the longest streak to begin a season in NBA history.
It also bumped their overall team average to 13.