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Cleveland has very few options for Game 2
One hazardous option Cleveland could explore on defense is doubling Durant and leaving Klay Thompson open (3-for-16, 6 points). On Saturday, Thompson said he’s blocked out all media coverage during the NBA Finals. He knows the scrutiny is intense on his game.
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The Road to Larry O Episode 7: Durant’s offense carries Warriors in Game 1
With Game 2 set to tip-off on Sunday, Ryan Covay, Josh Lander, and Medium Impact Brian Banifatemi recap the Warriors’ blowout win in Game 1, Durant’s monster night, Klay Thompson’s shooting struggles, which celebrity they would like to see at Oracle, and more.
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Fitz’s keys for Game 2: ‘Get ready for Cleveland’s physicality’
Bob Fitzgerald is back with a recap of game 1 as well as his keys to game 2. Last night the Warriors defeated the Cavaliers in dominant fashion to take a 1-0 series lead in the Finals. This is familiar territory for the Warriors as they have faced the Cavaliers in two straight previous Finals,…
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Klay Thompson experiences technical difficulties during conference call
Whether he’s trying or not, Klay Thompson always seems to make us laugh when he has a mic in his hand.
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Russell Westbrook was not interested in watching the NBA Finals
The last time KD was in the Finals, it was alongside former teammate Russell Westbrook, who must’ve had a hard time watching Durant dominate while sitting at home after being eliminated in the first round.
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Blasting Klay Thompson’s Game 1 performance means you don’t fully understand basketball
You can criticize Thompson all you want. Just know that if you only bring up one side of the story, you seem completely ignorant of how basketball works.
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Steve Kerr ‘feeling better,’ may return to coach Game 2 of NBA Finals [report]
After experiencing a setback midweek, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr may return as acting head coach for Game 2 of the NBA Finals, sources have told ESPN.
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Cleveland’s defensive game plan backfires in Game 1 drubbing
Kevin Durant scored 38 points, dunked the ball 422 times, was left unbelievably open for portions of the night and committed zero turnovers. He blistered Cleveland’s defense and Tyronn Lue had some explaining to do postgame.
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Rihanna yells ‘brick’ during Durant’s free throws, he stares her down
Rihanna was one of the many celebrity’s in attendance at Oracle Arena for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and the noted Cavs fan was in rare form.
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Durant, Curry soar as Warriors blast Cavs in Game 1 of NBA Finals
If the Cavs figured the Warriors out in last year’s Finals, they had no answer for the new look version on Thursday night. Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Golden State Warriors blasted Cleveland in Game 1 of the NBA Finals (), and showed everyone why they were touted as heavy favorites heading into this series.
