06-17-2016, 11:08 AM
I think the Cavs are an incredible team and have been for years, and LeBron has been one of the best to play the game for years as well. He consistently does it all, and better than most everyone else on both ends. He has bad games and makes bad plays sometimes, just like everyone who ever played the game, including Jordan and Steph.
Anyway, last night, the Cavs played like a championship team and if they win the title for the first time in franchise history this year, I'll be really happy for them and the fans in Cleveland, though I'm rooting for the Warriors.
I thought the refs neglected to call fouls committed by the Cavs a few times last night, and called a couple of fouls on the Warriors that were pretty questionable. I don't think Coach Kerr was wrong about that in his post-game interview. I also don't think he was wrong about the Cavs playing better than the Warriors in game 6. They beat us -- and, so it is.
The Warriors didn't look strong in game 6. Barnes needs to up his shooting game. I hope Iggy's back injury is resolved by Sunday. Steph needs to get in the right headspace and lead the team (LeBron was messin' him with last night after he drew Curry's fourth foul; part of the game). Draymond needs to keep his hands and feet off of the Cavs' groins, and Klay just needs to play like Klay.
I think Steph will be on his game and the rest will fall into place. I've still got the Warriors winning the title in game 7 at home on Sunday. But, I don't think it's going to be a blow-out like the rest of the games in this series. I hope not anyway. I would really like to see it come down to the wire with both teams in a groove and fighting it out at the top of their games, no matter which team wins.
Anyway, last night, the Cavs played like a championship team and if they win the title for the first time in franchise history this year, I'll be really happy for them and the fans in Cleveland, though I'm rooting for the Warriors.
I thought the refs neglected to call fouls committed by the Cavs a few times last night, and called a couple of fouls on the Warriors that were pretty questionable. I don't think Coach Kerr was wrong about that in his post-game interview. I also don't think he was wrong about the Cavs playing better than the Warriors in game 6. They beat us -- and, so it is.
The Warriors didn't look strong in game 6. Barnes needs to up his shooting game. I hope Iggy's back injury is resolved by Sunday. Steph needs to get in the right headspace and lead the team (LeBron was messin' him with last night after he drew Curry's fourth foul; part of the game). Draymond needs to keep his hands and feet off of the Cavs' groins, and Klay just needs to play like Klay.
I think Steph will be on his game and the rest will fall into place. I've still got the Warriors winning the title in game 7 at home on Sunday. But, I don't think it's going to be a blow-out like the rest of the games in this series. I hope not anyway. I would really like to see it come down to the wire with both teams in a groove and fighting it out at the top of their games, no matter which team wins.