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Cleveland players upset with family ticket prices for games at Oracle [report]
According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, the Cavaliers are unhappy about how much ticket prices were raised for this year’s NBA Finals games at Oracle Arena. The Warriors’ front office set the price of tickets at $1,300 apiece for Cleveland players. Rovell reported many of the Cavaliers’ family members decided not to make the trip for Games…
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Radnich: Cavs desperately need LeBron to put team on his back
The Cavs built their team around LeBron and the Warriors just built a team. LeBron did his thing Thursday night as he had 23 points, 11 rebounds and was an assist shy of a triple-double. At times he had to guard everybody on the Warriors roster, but he still looked static at points. Last year…
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Iggy on Delly: Dirty players have families to feed
OAKLAND — The biggest play that stood out in Game 1 of the NBA Finals wasn’t an acrobatic dunk or a Steph Curry three-pointer. It happened to be another dirty play. Late in the third quarter the Warriors were in the beginning stages of a 15-0 run, racing out in transition, just burying Cleveland alive. Andre Iguodala…
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Cavs’ matchup issues put Dubs on fast track to title
OAKLAND — The story from Game 1 of the 2016 NBA Finals isn’t Golden State’s bench outscoring Cleveland’s 45-10. The resounding narrative is that Cleveland took a demoralizing loss directly on the chin and the ramifications could be damning. With Steph Curry and Klay Thompson floundering and a third quarter lead, the Cavaliers should’ve boarded their charter buses with a…
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After Cavs cakewalk through East, Warriors provide a reality check
OAKLAND — The Cavaliers walked into Oracle Arena full of swagger with a belief that they could catch the Warriors slipping in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Cleveland was looking to take advantage of Golden State coming off a mentally taxing seven-game classic Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma City. After steamrolling through the Eastern Conference playoffs –…
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Harrison Barnes shows up just in time for Warriors
OAKLAND — Harrison Barnes has so much confidence in his potential that he turned down a four-year, $64 million contract extension offer from the Warriors back in September. At the time, it was a defensible decision. But through 17 playoff contests heading into Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday, Barnes was averaging a measly 8.9…
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