Cleveland doesn’t have to work very hard to exploit Indiana’s myriad of defensive weaknesses, but they’re masterful at it, nonetheless. If Jeff Teague and Paul George switch the 1-3 pick and roll, LeBron James salivates. When they don’t, Kyrie Irving cooks. If the bigs try to force Deron Williams away from the middle screen, Channing Frye drains a three. If Monta Ellis or Thaddeus Young drop back and ball-watch, one of several shooters inevitably makes them pay. If the bench goes small, the Cavs torture Kevin Seraphin by going smaller.