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And we're heading to a Game 7, just as I kind of thought it would.  LeBron took it to 6 games last year on his own basically, and the way Kyrie has played lately it shows you what the Cavs can be like with 2 superstar players going at once.  That's been the difference. I was never a LeBron fan, but I've grown to appreciate him more and more through the years, and I find him more likable returning to Cleveland than when he was in Miami.  So I've been pulling for them this series actually. 


I initially thought Golden State in 7, and I'll stick with that. But, I feel it would be tough to bet against the best player in the world now. And Golden State came unraveled in Game 6 a bit, Curry fouling out and throwing a temper tantrum?  That was something else. LeBron averaging 30 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists through 6 Finals games, he's just be phenomenal. Back to back 41 point games while facing elimination....that's great stuff.

I'm looking forward to Sunday, should be a great one. 

That was the most rigged finals game ive seen

Fouls were 25 apiece and the Warriors shot 40% from the field, and only scored 11 points in the first quarter.  That's their own fault. 

I did see Steph Curry's wife claim a conspiracy theory also, so I guess that's going around.

Just because fouls were even doesnt mean they were distributed right. Cleveland was pulling and pushing non stop on defense all night. Their foul count should of been closer to 35 or 40. Golden state got called on some of the most tick tack calls all season.

Curry himself got called for 3 fouls that were clean plays. Lebron would go in and push off a defender and somehow the defender gets a foul. Almost anytime the game got close refs whistles on Gstate happened with any contact. While cleveland was allowed to push and hold on defense.

Like i said the argument that fouls are even so its null and void is kinda BS. In fact it seems like they are trying to make it even so that argument can be brought up. Either way it was a the type of game that makes everyone want to turn off the NBA.

The ratings for Sunday night are expected to be the most since Michael Jordan's last game in 1998. 

Cavs made history...  How many saw that coming???