Originally Posted By: grampi
Originally Posted By: Vuflanovsky
Originally Posted By: grampi
Originally Posted By: Vuflanovsky
So much of this rivalry has gone into "deja vu all over again" territory that it's predictable. General consensus is that there's a decent likelihood that the Cavs take Game 4 and the Warriors close out in Game 5 or 6 in Oakland. 24 three pointers in last year's Game 4 for Cleveland and at least 20 tomorrow night doesn't exactly make me Nostradamus. We'll see....
I don't know, CLE clearly needed a win last night and they couldn't get it done, even with Curry's lousy play...I see GS taking this series in a sweep...
Yeah, I think it's the embarrassment of riches thing for Golden State versus the anomaly of when Cleveland ( meaning not Lebron ) will put up a strong game in these series...which of course would have to be NOW. If Cleveland ( team ) is ON and increasingly physical like they've been, then I can always see it happening like it's happened before. I very much doubt that 2018 is 2016, but I never say never. However, it wouldn't surprise me if the Cavs win Friday night and don't go any further.
It wouldn't shock me if CLE wins game 4, GS has been known to take games off...
Games off can be a relative term for the Warriors but it's always interesting when you have a team that's on the verge of being swept at home. The watch party at Oracle tonight is $20 a person and $30 for parking...which always surprises me because, being the Bay Area, I would expect at least $50 for parking. Yawn.
Unless you're a Dubs fan, where Lebron lands and how it changes the "Super Team" calculus has become much more interesting than this series.