Harrison Barnes fell the fuck off. Iggy is known to bury a timely shot. The smart money was on the Warriors. I was wrong. Kyrie has made a powerful
Enemy today.
2015-2016 NBA playoff edition: Finals - Cavs vs Warriors - Cavs win 4-3
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Enemy today.
Who might that enemy be?
Sad we are celebrating a city that let's police get away with killing a 12-13 year old child tho...
Me! He should have played the Kevin Love role.
Lol. I wanted Steph to win. And those bums ruined it.
Excellent
Hard to cook as a Chef without saltNiggas are salty!
Oh nigga please. If that's the case where in America can any black person celebrate a city/team that's not dominated by white supremacy. Get yo ass on
"6 rings aint shit, I had that by my 7th season, keep pushing young man, you got a ways to go to catch me!"
That's every city in America truthfully
Your point is well taken
Sports is a huge distraction.
Fucking with y'all Bruh... My neither in law is from Cleveland and so said that shit to him and he got salty as fuck!Oh nigga please. If that's the case where in America can any black person celebrate a city/team that's not dominated by white supremacy. Get yo ass on
NBA Finals game 7 has biggest ratings since the Michael Jordan-era
Game 7 of the NBA Finals saw the Cleveland Cavaliers win the title. It also saw big ratings for ABC.
June 20
NEW YORK
Game 7 of the NBA Finals lived up to the hype, especially in terms of viewership for ABC.
The Cleveland Cavaliers thrilling 93-89 win over the Golden State Warriors brought in an overnight rating of 18.9on Sunday night, the network said.
The telecast peaked with 25.5 rating from 10:30 pm to 10:45 pm ET when the Cavaliers wrapped up the victory.
This makes the much anticipated showdown the highest rated NBA Finals game since 1998 when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz.
This is also the highest rated NBA game for ABC since the network started broadcasting the games in 2003. Game 7 also had a higher rating than all sports programming on either ABC or ESPN in 10 years, which includes NFL playoff games and the College Football championship games.
The game was a huge draw in the hometown markets of the two teams. Roughly 46% of Cleveland homes were tuned into the game while roughly 40% were in San Francisco.
More detailed numbers including viewership will be coming later Monday.
Game 7's are special events in the sports world, and Sunday night's stood out for multiple reasons. The game pitted the two most famous names in the NBA, LeBron James and Steph Curry, against one another and had historical ramifications.
The Warriors needed the title to cap off a record-breaking season that saw them win 73 games, the most in NBA history. Cleveland, on the other hand, was attempt to end a championship drought that has lasted since 1964.
James, who won Finals MVP, was ultimately the victor in a game that came down to the final shot.
The rating for game 7 is even more impressive considering that it was scheduled against an eagerly awaited episode of "Game of Thrones" among other Sunday night programming.
In terms of viewership, the NBA playoffs have had numerous standout moments and records.
For example, TNT's game 7 of the NBA's Western Conference Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder was cable's most watched NBA telecast of all time last month.
Game 7 of the NBA Finals saw the Cleveland Cavaliers win the title. It also saw big ratings for ABC.
June 20
NEW YORK
Game 7 of the NBA Finals lived up to the hype, especially in terms of viewership for ABC.
The Cleveland Cavaliers thrilling 93-89 win over the Golden State Warriors brought in an overnight rating of 18.9on Sunday night, the network said.
The telecast peaked with 25.5 rating from 10:30 pm to 10:45 pm ET when the Cavaliers wrapped up the victory.
This makes the much anticipated showdown the highest rated NBA Finals game since 1998 when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz.
This is also the highest rated NBA game for ABC since the network started broadcasting the games in 2003. Game 7 also had a higher rating than all sports programming on either ABC or ESPN in 10 years, which includes NFL playoff games and the College Football championship games.
The game was a huge draw in the hometown markets of the two teams. Roughly 46% of Cleveland homes were tuned into the game while roughly 40% were in San Francisco.
More detailed numbers including viewership will be coming later Monday.
Game 7's are special events in the sports world, and Sunday night's stood out for multiple reasons. The game pitted the two most famous names in the NBA, LeBron James and Steph Curry, against one another and had historical ramifications.
The Warriors needed the title to cap off a record-breaking season that saw them win 73 games, the most in NBA history. Cleveland, on the other hand, was attempt to end a championship drought that has lasted since 1964.
James, who won Finals MVP, was ultimately the victor in a game that came down to the final shot.
The rating for game 7 is even more impressive considering that it was scheduled against an eagerly awaited episode of "Game of Thrones" among other Sunday night programming.
In terms of viewership, the NBA playoffs have had numerous standout moments and records.
For example, TNT's game 7 of the NBA's Western Conference Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder was cable's most watched NBA telecast of all time last month.
...nah, was just fucking with them!
NBA Finals game 7 has biggest ratings since the Michael Jordan-era
Game 7 of the NBA Finals saw the Cleveland Cavaliers win the title. It also saw big ratings for ABC.
June 20
NEW YORK
Game 7 of the NBA Finals lived up to the hype, especially in terms of viewership for ABC.
The Cleveland Cavaliers thrilling 93-89 win over the Golden State Warriors brought in an overnight rating of 18.9on Sunday night, the network said.
The telecast peaked with 25.5 rating from 10:30 pm to 10:45 pm ET when the Cavaliers wrapped up the victory.
This makes the much anticipated showdown the highest rated NBA Finals game since 1998 when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz.
This is also the highest rated NBA game for ABC since the network started broadcasting the games in 2003. Game 7 also had a higher rating than all sports programming on either ABC or ESPN in 10 years, which includes NFL playoff games and the College Football championship games.
The game was a huge draw in the hometown markets of the two teams. Roughly 46% of Cleveland homes were tuned into the game while roughly 40% were in San Francisco.
More detailed numbers including viewership will be coming later Monday.
Game 7's are special events in the sports world, and Sunday night's stood out for multiple reasons. The game pitted the two most famous names in the NBA, LeBron James and Steph Curry, against one another and had historical ramifications.
The Warriors needed the title to cap off a record-breaking season that saw them win 73 games, the most in NBA history. Cleveland, on the other hand, was attempt to end a championship drought that has lasted since 1964.
James, who won Finals MVP, was ultimately the victor in a game that came down to the final shot.
The rating for game 7 is even more impressive considering that it was scheduled against an eagerly awaited episode of "Game of Thrones" among other Sunday night programming.
In terms of viewership, the NBA playoffs have had numerous standout moments and records.
For example, TNT's game 7 of the NBA's Western Conference Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder was cable's most watched NBA telecast of all time last month.
And rightfully so. Best of 7 don't lie and this was the best finals I've seen since that Jazz/Bulls series.
This is the worst thing tho... Off brand Mom contributing Niggas get shine!
This is the worst thing tho... Off brand Mom contributing Niggas get shine!
Mo got buckets when he was in there
I'm happy for cuz
Bron can't be denied now. Top 3 all time. Jumped past Kobe Shaq and Duncan wit this one
Shit Mo ain't off brand. Bron brought him in because he knew if Kyrie got injured he would be waaaaay better than Delly. Now if Mo showed up in the playoffs the first go round in cleveland they probably would've had a chip 6-7 years agoThis is the worst thing tho... Off brand Mom contributing Niggas get shine!
Steph finished the Finals with 26 assists and 30 turnovers. 
It just amazes me how a two-time MVP can be so fuckin careless with the ball.
That behind the back pass to Klay in the 4th was
Kerr needs his ass beat for even allowing that shit. I wish that was Pop.
It just amazes me how a two-time MVP can be so fuckin careless with the ball. That behind the back pass to Klay in the 4th was
Kerr needs his ass beat for even allowing that shit. I wish that was Pop.
Now people are going to far
Damn
I remember when the rumors of KD going to GS surfaced and ppl where debating who to get rid of to free up the $$$ to make it happen...I quickly mentioned bogut as one player they could "easily" get rid of...I think it was LBOP who told me tho the value of bogut on the team not being his stats but the intangible things he does that helps the team do what they do well...and that def proved to be the case w/ him being forced out due to injury these last 2 games
