How to Watch NBA Finals Game 3 Golden State vs

A year after making history but falling one game short of an National Basketball Association title, the Golden State Warriors are focused on capturing the crown, not a possible unbeaten playoff run.

Remember way back in 2016 during the NBA Finals when the Golden State Warriors took a 2-0 lead on the Cleveland Cavaliers?

But Kerr is committed to a deep rotation – even in huge games – and he absolutely is committed to giving his stars some rest before the most critical minutes, and believes that fresher legs will prevail against opponents who don’t get the same kind of break.

The Cavaliers controlled the second half of Game 3 after being blown out by the Warriors in the first two games, but Golden State pulled off a late game comeback.

He’ll have to watch his foul trouble closely, as he’ll start the third quarter with three as the Warriors lead 67-61.

You are a sports fan reading this sports post on this sports website, so you don’t need a reminder of the “3-1 lead” misery that’s been visited upon Golden State all year.

“We have to take care of home court”, Cavaliers forward Kevin Love said.

“One thing my pops always told me is you never count another man’s money”, Curry told Kawakami. Close throughout, with superstars on both teams playing at superstar level. “We have got a lot of guys who can play off the ball and make plays and take some pressure off of each other, and I thought that was a factor down the stretch”, Kerr said.

James had 39 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists. He added eight rebounds and four assists.

Thompson, Curry and Durant all got the stats.

With the Warriors trailing 113-109, with 1:24 remaining, Durant came out of a timeout and drained a jumper over Cavs center Tristan Thompson that put the score at 113-111 with 1:15 to play, forcing a Cleveland timeout. “He’s 7-foot, can shoot over nearly anybody and has wonderful shooting touch, and he made a dagger 3. We missed shots”, he said.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) reacts as Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant (35) walks away during the second half of Game 3 of basketball’s NBA Finals in Cleveland, Wednesday, June 7, 2017.

And, moreover, silencing Quicken Loans Arena.

“Do I look exhausted?”

“The competitor in me is like “don’t let him get the shot off” It just happened so fast, and I’ve been doing that for so long”. And I would see Kyle Korver in the corner, one of the greatest three-point shooters in this league’s history, and give him an opportunity in the short corner.

The Cavs played well enough to win but against these Warriors it’s becoming clear that anything less than super human just isn’t going to get the job done.

“I had a 101 drives last night (laughter)”. In the final three minutes they were 0-for-8 and now they’re facing 0-for-126 – the number of teams who have faced and failed in this spot. How will LeBron transition into the final portion of his career?

Of course, those Warriors didn’t have the brilliant Durant on their roster.