It's time to make it rain on Sports Scene, which is exactly what the Cleveland Cavaliers wanted to do in Game Two of the NBA's Eastern Conference Semi-Finals against the Atlanta Hawks.

After taking Monday's opener, LeBron James and company came into this contest looking to run their postseason winning streak versus the Hawks to 10 straight, and with JR Smith igniting the Cavs from long distance, fans in Cleveland would be treated to a record setting night.

Cleveland 123 - Atlanta 98

Cleveland swept Atlanta in last year's Eastern Conference Finals.

After also dropping Game One, the Hawks take an early lead here, and Paul Millsap makes it three by tipping in his own miss, en route to 16 points.

Hotlanta would soon go cold, but Smith is just heating up, as this trey puts the Cavaliers in front by 14.

LBJ then sets a screen for Matthew Dellavedova, and the Aussie dishes to him for a three of his own, as LeBron expands the home team's cushion to 18.

The King later hooks up "Delly" for a three-ball from the wing, which would account for the defensive sparkplug's only points of the night.

It's not even midway through the second quarter when LBJ pulls up for the Cavs 13th trey, on his way to 27 points.

The downtown shooting party continues with Kyrie Irving pulling the trigger from the corner. That's the Cavs 14th, as their floor general adds 19 points.

Smith would then go behind the back on Kyle Korver, before drilling another trey. He ends up with seven, as part of a 23-point evening.

Dellavedova then sees Kevin Love wide open just before half-time, and he drains Cleveland's 18th three before hitting the locker room. The Cavaliers treys before the break -- almost all in.

More of the same down the stretch, and late in the fourth Q, Dahntay Jones runs the Cavs tab to 25 -- setting a new NBA record for threes in a game -- regular season or playoffs.