2015-2016 NBA playoff edition: Finals - Cavs vs Warriors - Cavs win 4-3
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Warriors got big problems.
Cavs don't fear or respect them anymore - momentum
Bogut and Iggy down and out (makes them weak in paint)
Lebron is taking the unanimous MVP personally
Kyrie thinks he's being checked by a 5th grader
Warriors haven't been under pressure in two years ...doubt destroys effort
Barnes would rather be watching NASCAR
Refs are men too and few care to be called out by women
Cavs don't fear or respect them anymore - momentum
Bogut and Iggy down and out (makes them weak in paint)
Lebron is taking the unanimous MVP personally
Kyrie thinks he's being checked by a 5th grader
Warriors haven't been under pressure in two years ...doubt destroys effort
Barnes would rather be watching NASCAR
Refs are men too and few care to be called out by women
KD never shows up ...Warriors weren't worried. OKC stayed true to form, Warriors didn't have injuries either.
When folk got big money on the final game.. Refs don't give a fuck what a bitch say.. Their pockets will be lined up
you really believe that bullshit?
you get placid at the top and not as hungry. it was the media that pushed steph over him. he didn't seem to care. when he heard the players personally engage with him, it pissed him off. he's taking this personally now. good luck.
Hold on
wait a minute
you aint SLICK Iesha...
notice she sent the tweet about her father
AFTER
she sent the NBA is rigged tweet.
So your father being racially profiled damn near 2 hours before aint bother you enough to tweet about it THEN?
But when you send a very very ill advised tweet and start to get roasted
you DELETE it and play the RACE CARD?
i smell what you cooking....
wait a minute
you aint SLICK Iesha...
notice she sent the tweet about her father
AFTER
she sent the NBA is rigged tweet.
So your father being racially profiled damn near 2 hours before aint bother you enough to tweet about it THEN?
But when you send a very very ill advised tweet and start to get roasted
you DELETE it and play the RACE CARD?
i smell what you cooking....
By the way
Quiet is kept
Steph threw that mouthpiece AT that fan.
Cause that fan was talking sh*t and hopping around.
You can't suspend him in the Finals
But he SHOULD have been.
And fined more.
But that is for regular season.
Sunday is gonna be epic...
No matter who wins or loses.
Quiet is kept
Steph threw that mouthpiece AT that fan.
Cause that fan was talking sh*t and hopping around.
You can't suspend him in the Finals
But he SHOULD have been.
And fined more.
But that is for regular season.
Sunday is gonna be epic...
No matter who wins or loses.
StubHub sells pair of Game 7 courtside seats for $49,500 apiece
StubHub sold its most expensive non-suite seats in its 16-year history on Friday, as a person bought two courtside seats to Game 7 of the NBA Finals for $49,500 apiece.
StubHub spokesman Cameron Papp told ESPN that the price of the seats topped the previous record of $37,000 paid on the ticket resale site for a courtside seat to Game 4 of the NBA Finals in 2008 between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. StubHub also sold a seat to the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight last May for $35,000.
Papp said he could not disclose the buyer, but he did reveal that he was "well known."
Cleveland Cavaliers have won each of the past two games in the Finals to set up Sunday's decisive Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors at Oakland's Oracle Arena.
StubHub sold five other tickets to Game 6 for $25,000 each, while the Warriors' resale site sold two tickets on Friday to Sunday's game for $21,500 each.
The NBA Finals have had no shortage of Silicon Valley money and star power.
On Thursday night in Cleveland for Game 6, Jay Z and Beyoncé sat courtside. Drake and rapper 2 Chainz attended Game 5 in Oakland.
- 5:11 PM CT
Darren Rovell
ESPN Senior Writer
StubHub sold its most expensive non-suite seats in its 16-year history on Friday, as a person bought two courtside seats to Game 7 of the NBA Finals for $49,500 apiece.
StubHub spokesman Cameron Papp told ESPN that the price of the seats topped the previous record of $37,000 paid on the ticket resale site for a courtside seat to Game 4 of the NBA Finals in 2008 between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. StubHub also sold a seat to the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight last May for $35,000.
Papp said he could not disclose the buyer, but he did reveal that he was "well known."
Cleveland Cavaliers have won each of the past two games in the Finals to set up Sunday's decisive Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors at Oakland's Oracle Arena.
StubHub sold five other tickets to Game 6 for $25,000 each, while the Warriors' resale site sold two tickets on Friday to Sunday's game for $21,500 each.
The NBA Finals have had no shortage of Silicon Valley money and star power.
On Thursday night in Cleveland for Game 6, Jay Z and Beyoncé sat courtside. Drake and rapper 2 Chainz attended Game 5 in Oakland.
If this was the regular season he would've been suspended, but for game 7......not happening
StubHub sells pair of Game 7 courtside seats for $49,500 apiece
- 5:11 PM CT
StubHub sold its most expensive non-suite seats in its 16-year history on Friday, as a person bought two courtside seats to Game 7 of the NBA Finals for $49,500 apiece.
Darren Rovell
ESPN Senior Writer
StubHub spokesman Cameron Papp told ESPN that the price of the seats topped the previous record of $37,000 paid on the ticket resale site for a courtside seat to Game 4 of the NBA Finals in 2008 between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. StubHub also sold a seat to the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight last May for $35,000.
Papp said he could not disclose the buyer, but he did reveal that he was "well known."
Cleveland Cavaliers have won each of the past two games in the Finals to set up Sunday's decisive Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors at Oakland's Oracle Arena.
StubHub sold five other tickets to Game 6 for $25,000 each, while the Warriors' resale site sold two tickets on Friday to Sunday's game for $21,500 each.
The NBA Finals have had no shortage of Silicon Valley money and star power.
On Thursday night in Cleveland for Game 6, Jay Z and Beyoncé sat courtside. Drake and rapper 2 Chainz attended Game 5 in Oakland.
Damn!
With those prices, it looks like its the Warriors owners who paid off the refs who forced a Game 7.
Man U can imagine he CheatCode was suspended and the cavs win...
Them fuckers would try to break their 73-9 record, curry would go for 500 3's.....
I give the warriors mad love tho, they won the title and came back salty as hell, after all the chatter of the road to the finals was weak
They came back bitter because the Cavs were missing two starters and if they don't win on Sunday there will always be a "What if" regarding last year's championship.
Just like "If"'Steph was suspended for Sunday's game and the Cavs win there'd be a "What if".
@BrownTurd Who is winning game 7?
Sport Science: Kyrie's insane quickness http://es.pn/1UETaZS
Iso ball vs team ball.
Got to give the Cavs credit. On the street level it was foul of Lebron to step over Draymond and then have the Cavs Lobby to the NBA hard for the suspension but at then end of the day his team needed every break they could get because they were overmatched. Draymond fell for it and the Cavs got the break they needed.
I feel as if the Cavs can win because of Lebron and Kyrie but so much as to go right for them and the odds are so stacked against them.
Got to go with the Warriors. That building will be rocking and like they say, role players play better at home. If the 3's fall I can't see The Cavs winning because will their offense be efficient enough down the stretch to win
Dude, if I could sell those courtside seats for 100k.... Jesus, ayeshia bull shitting, and steph should be suspended,
#blacklivesmatter
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LeBron wins this for clevland. Taking the fish out to thaw now
If anyone can win it I would say Lebron. But will their offense be efficient or will the ISO ball kill them again down the stretch?
#blacklivesmatter
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Fuck dat niggaStubHub sells pair of Game 7 courtside seats for $49,500 apiece
- 5:11 PM CT
StubHub sold its most expensive non-suite seats in its 16-year history on Friday, as a person bought two courtside seats to Game 7 of the NBA Finals for $49,500 apiece.
Darren Rovell
ESPN Senior Writer
StubHub spokesman Cameron Papp told ESPN that the price of the seats topped the previous record of $37,000 paid on the ticket resale site for a courtside seat to Game 4 of the NBA Finals in 2008 between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. StubHub also sold a seat to the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight last May for $35,000.
Papp said he could not disclose the buyer, but he did reveal that he was "well known."
Cleveland Cavaliers have won each of the past two games in the Finals to set up Sunday's decisive Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors at Oakland's Oracle Arena.
StubHub sold five other tickets to Game 6 for $25,000 each, while the Warriors' resale site sold two tickets on Friday to Sunday's game for $21,500 each.
The NBA Finals have had no shortage of Silicon Valley money and star power.
On Thursday night in Cleveland for Game 6, Jay Z and Beyoncé sat courtside. Drake and rapper 2 Chainz attended Game 5 in Oakland.
#blacklivesmatter
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I got a feeling it is gonna be like game 7 bos vs l.a where boston lead the entire game but folded. Kobe fucking couldnt make a shot.
Except I see lebron putting his foot down on they throat and not letting them get any momentum. I doubt g.s leads at all after the first qrt.
I think Klay will try to do okc like performance but realize he still a b waffle colored negro
Report: Draymond Green called LeBron James a f—kboy
During Game 4 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James and Draymond Green got into a passionate altercation, which eventually ended with the Warriors forward being suspended one game.
It was a rare sight to see James so emotional on the court, especially as play continued. During his postgame press conference he didn't explicitly say what Green said to him, but he told ESPN's Chris Broussard he was, in part, called the "b-word."
On The Bill Simmons Podcast, host Bill Simmons was talking with Jimmy Butler and said he heard a different story.
"I heard Draymond, I heard he didn't say the b-word. I heard it began with an F and ended with boy," Simmons said. "That's why I think LeBron took it so personally. I'm sure LeBron has been called the b-word before. He really got upset, his feelings got hurt. It's really hard to hurt LeBron's feelings. … Something happened."
Butler responded by saying he wasn't sure, but feels like there's a history between these two that provided an additional spark.
As for the suspension itself, the Cavaliers felt the NBA should have been more strict. On Zach Lowe's ESPN radio show he said the team was expecting an extra game.
"The Cavs wanted him suspended for two games," he said. "I can tell you that. They wanted it to be a flagrant 2 and to have him suspended for Game 5 and Game 6."
Green's return to the Golden State lineup will arguably be the biggest story line during Game 6 on Thursday night.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/new...pension-nba-finals/19b9eajupexx2149d9j67haopt
During Game 4 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James and Draymond Green got into a passionate altercation, which eventually ended with the Warriors forward being suspended one game.
It was a rare sight to see James so emotional on the court, especially as play continued. During his postgame press conference he didn't explicitly say what Green said to him, but he told ESPN's Chris Broussard he was, in part, called the "b-word."
On The Bill Simmons Podcast, host Bill Simmons was talking with Jimmy Butler and said he heard a different story.
"I heard Draymond, I heard he didn't say the b-word. I heard it began with an F and ended with boy," Simmons said. "That's why I think LeBron took it so personally. I'm sure LeBron has been called the b-word before. He really got upset, his feelings got hurt. It's really hard to hurt LeBron's feelings. … Something happened."
Butler responded by saying he wasn't sure, but feels like there's a history between these two that provided an additional spark.
As for the suspension itself, the Cavaliers felt the NBA should have been more strict. On Zach Lowe's ESPN radio show he said the team was expecting an extra game.
"The Cavs wanted him suspended for two games," he said. "I can tell you that. They wanted it to be a flagrant 2 and to have him suspended for Game 5 and Game 6."
Green's return to the Golden State lineup will arguably be the biggest story line during Game 6 on Thursday night.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/new...pension-nba-finals/19b9eajupexx2149d9j67haopt
#blacklivesmatter
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Game 7 cavs win nba got the rivalry they want
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