Mark Price

Cross-checked official NBA and Cavaliers histories, franchise records, career honors, playoff series context, and archived box scores. The list concentrates on Price's direction of Cleveland's 1992 conference-finals breakthrough, while preserving his first postseason ascent and clearest regular-season playmaking landmark.

1. #1. Price opened Cleveland's deepest playoff run with a playoff-career-high 35 points and 10 assists as the Cavaliers beat New Jersey 120–113, immediately establishing command of the 1992 first-round series. Cavaliers: Mark Price jersey-retirement history · NBA official Nets–Cavaliers playoff box score
2. #2. Price produced 26 points, 12 assists, and two steals as Cleveland won 114–112 at Boston in 1992 conference-semifinal Game 4, tying the series before the Cavaliers ultimately won their first second-round series. Cavaliers: Mark Price led seven postseason teams · NBA official Cavaliers–Celtics Game 4 box score
3. #3. Price scored 23 points with seven assists as Cleveland routed Chicago 107–81 on the road in 1992 Eastern Conference finals Game 2, earning the franchise's first conference-finals victory and evening the series. Cavaliers: Mark Price as the heart of the Lenny Wilkens era · NBA official Cavaliers–Bulls Game 2 box score
4. #4. In Cleveland's first playoff home game of the Price era, he scored 31 points with six rebounds and six assists as the Cavaliers beat Chicago 110–102, securing the first postseason victory of his career. Cavaliers: Mark Price's franchise-changing career · NBA official Bulls–Cavaliers playoff box score
5. #5. Price set his career high with 20 assists and added 14 points and two steals as Cleveland beat Atlanta 101–95, the purest single-game expression of the passing command behind his place among the franchise's all-time assist leaders. Cavaliers: Mark Price's franchise records · NBA official Hawks–Cavaliers box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-18