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The Giants have seemingly invented new ways to lose ballgames in 2017, but in the bottom half of the ninth inning in Milwaukee, it appeared as though they wouldn’t need to get creative.

Korver is the crux of what’s wrong with the way Cleveland’s roster is structured. GM David Griffin decided to focus on acquiring shooters to outscore Golden State, when in actuality, he should’ve been acquiring defenders. Every move should’ve been about toppling the Warriors, not what’s best to run through the Eastern Conference.

On Wednesday, San Francisco Giants’ manager Bruce Bochy said the left field position has been a “black hole” for his ball club. Perhaps rookie Austin Slater took those words to heart, as the Giants’ rookie left fielder launched his first career home run in the top half of the fourth inning of Thursday’s ballgame.

LeBron James details differences between his Heat situation and the Warriors now, if it is good for the league and if it’s ‘fair’. pic.twitter.com/Vy4W5eeOjG — Def Pen Hoops (@DefPenHoops) June 8, 2017 Not even 24 hours after losing Game 3 of the NBA Finals despite an heroic 46 minute, near triple-double effort, LeBron James seemed […]

The Ohio State Buckeyes are in the market for a new head basketball coach after the firing of Thad Matta on Monday. One of their targets is Warriors star-assistant coach, and Ohio native, Mike Brown, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of the Vertical.

Down by five points heading into the fourth quarter of Game 3, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr decided not to deviate from the rotations he’s used all season, and elected to start the deciding stanza with both Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry on the bench.

In one swooping pull-up jumper from the top of the key, Kevin Durant effectively won the Warriors a championship, won himself a Finals MVP trophy, validated his decision to join Golden State and cemented his legacy as one of the greatest players in NBA history.

Kevin Durant hit the biggest shot of the game, but Andre Iguodala made undoubtedly the biggest defensive play. His swipe of LeBron James’ potential game-tying shot in the closing seconds iced the comeback for Golden State.

With less than a minute left in the final minute of Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers, Kevin Durant showed why the Warriors went out and threw a truck of money at Kevin Durant. Durant took the ball up with LeBron James guarding him, pulled up from the left wing and put a dagger in Cleveland’s championship hopes.

LeBron James scored 39 points, the Cavaliers played their best game of the series — and…it still wasn’t enough.