2015 Nba Finals: Gsw = 4 / Lbj = 2

Harrison, Klay, and Draymond combined: 8-34 from the field.
Iggy, Living, Lee: 12-20 from the field.

 

if it weren't for that 'getting past the 2nd round' thingy, i kinda agree

 

Lee MUST play big minutes from here on out. He is the only person on the Warriors that can create as the roll man in the Pick and Roll and the only one that can consistently score in the post.

He can be the Diaw of the Warriors and open up that Cavs pressure defense to get open shots for the shooters. Right now the Warriors are severely limited to being a perimeter team and that (Ironically) is killing them right now.

Draymond and Barnes need to pull their heads from their arse and start being a threat on the floor. And damnit Steph man the eff up and get your head in the game. 3 TOs and an And-1 to Delly in the 4th. C'mon man. Wake up.

 

It's going to come down to heart and hustle. Right Cleveland is showing all the heart and all the hustle and GSW looks like they're still trying to figure it out. They got desperate at end of last game which got them back in it, but Thursday they're gonna have to show that desperation from the opening tip. A win is a win, but imo they'll need a double digit win to maintain some confidence going back home for Sunday's game. Especially with three days off where the Cleveland players can rest.

 

David Blatt took a Cleveland reporter aside to tell him he was 'full of s***' about Matthew Dellavedova
By Seth Rosenthal  @seth_rosenthal on Jun 10, 2015, 1:12p 13


Take note, Cleveland beat writers: Cavaliers coach David Blatt read your negative stories, and he's just waiting to rub them in your faces. From Chris Haynes of Cleveland.com:

In early March, I wrote about how head coach David Blatt was overusing Dellavedova and how he likely sees himself in the Australian. Blatt remembered that story and graciously invited me into his office for an exclusive interview after the Game 3 victory.

We sat on his sofa and that's when, as the young folks would say, he went in.

"And you were full of s---," Blatt said in hilarious fashion, referring to that article. "I've been waiting to tell you that for a long time."

On one hand, no one could have seen the feisty, hard-to-spell little Australian being such a catalyst of the shorthanded Cavs' 2-1 series lead. On the other hand, Blatt didn't have much option but to lean on Dellavedova when Kyrie Irving was out in March, and he doesn't have much choice now with Irving out again ... and that lack of choice has paid off immensely. Dellavedova's been a nightmare for the Warriors backcourt, he hit one of the biggest shots of Game 3, and he's probably going to injure someone by the time this is over. Real impact.

So yeah, Blatt's laughing at the haters right now, and sometimes he's inviting them into his office so he can laugh at them in the most intimate setting available. He's been waiting for this.

http://www.sbnation.com/lookit/2015...veland-reporter-aside-to-tell-him-he-was-full

 

Honestly, this is a time I would throw out my 3rd string center that's not seeing the floor for a couple of minutes. Remember, the screen that Perkins had on Jae Crowder earlier in the Cleveland's first round series against Boston? That's something similar I would instruct my center to do against that prick. We'd see no more dirty plays. Rest assured.

 

Actually, I agree. I can't stand him nor his behavior.

 

I want to see a Bynum+Barrea type incident.

 

Or a World Peace slap in the face like he gave Barea in that series.

This little **** needs to be put in his place. He's literally taken out 2 guys and Draymond could've been the third there. Nobody seems to care though in the media.

As far as the series, i have to stick with the Warriors but if I had a gun to my head right now I'd go with the Cavs.

C'mon Warriors, put me out of my misery.

 

BS is what this is.... Also lets not look into the clear dirty play by Delladova.

 

I don't see how 4 separate plays involving players' legs can be ignored?

1. Scissor hold on Gibson's leg: Douchey move.
2. Taking out Korver's ankle: reckless and dangerous. Not sure if dirty/intentional.
3. Diving into Horford's knee: AGAIN!?!? Either intentional and dirty or he's just a reckless r*****.
4. Diving into Green's knee: Obviously intentional, and sheds light on the probability that his priors were dirty and not just reckless.