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2026 game-by-game totals & over/under results · Head coach: Kenny Atkinson

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2-3
Record
Win 40%
3-2
Over / Under
Over 60%Under 40%
235
Avg total
Low 220High 248
Std dev ±12.6

Over/under rate is out of the 5 games with a market total. Std dev is the game-to-game spread of the combined score.

Cleveland Cavaliers 2026 season recap

Longest run of overs: 1 · longest run of unders: 1

Season at a glance

232.1 combined points per game marked a season that finished exactly even between the two directions. Cleveland went 60-40 and posted a 43-38 over/under record across 81 games with a market total, leaving 19 games ungraded. The Cavaliers' scoring profile was stable throughout: a 99-point spread from low to high, with a standard deviation of 19.7 points, meant few blowouts in either direction. Over/under splits rarely ran long—the longest streak of overs and the longest streak of unders both stopped at four games—and 53.1% of graded contests cleared the total.

Scoring and totals profile

Games ranged from a floor of 181 combined points to a ceiling of 280, a span that underscored consistency more than volatility. The 280-point peak came on January 10 against Minnesota and served as both the season's highest-scoring game and its biggest over. At the other extreme, a 181-point low on January 21 at Charlotte marked the biggest under of the year. Overs outnumbered unders by four games across the season—43-38—and the 19 ungraded contests were concentrated in October, when no market totals were available. Across all graded games, the Cavaliers cleared the total just over half the time, reflecting a balanced offensive and defensive environment throughout.

Home and road splits

Home and road performances were virtually identical in average combined scoring: 232.1 at home, 232.0 on the road. The home record of 33-17 significantly outpaced the road record of 27-23, yet the over/under splits told a different story. At home, the Cavaliers went 20-18 to the over/under; on the road, they went 23-20 to the over/under. The road over/under advantage was modest but real, suggesting that away games cleared the total slightly more often despite the home-court dominance in the win column.

SplitGamesRecordO/UAvg total
Home32-12-1235.7
Road20-21-1234

How the season unfolded

October offered no market data, a 3-3 start averaging 228.3 combined points. November brought lines into play, and early graded contests showed modest under bias with a 1-2 over/under record despite averaging 236.9 points. December erupted higher, averaging 240.3 combined points and going 8-6 to the over, the month's clearest lean toward scoring. January flipped sharply: though the Cavaliers went 10-5, overs stalled at 5-9, and the average dipped to 232.4. February stayed tight at 230.9 average and 7-4 over/under, while March returned to balance at 234.6 average with a 7-8 under lean. April held steady at 231.7 average and 6-5 over/under. May deteriorated both ways: the Cavaliers fell to 5-8 despite a 9-4 over/under record, and the average plummeted to 217.3, the year's lowest monthly mark, suggesting a late-season scoring decline.

MonthGamesRecordO/UAvg total
October52-33-2235

Games worth revisiting

Game log

DateOpponentRestScoreTotalO/U
Oct 24, 2026vs Brooklyn Nets1W 125-121246over
Oct 22, 2026@ Philadelphia 76ers7+L 106-114220under
Oct 13, 2026@ Orlando Magic1L 116-132248over
Oct 11, 2026vs Orlando Magic2W 119-105224under
Oct 8, 2026vs Boston Celtics—L 113-124237over