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Oakland,

California,

and

Oracle

Arena

for

game

two

of

the

Finals,

following

a

game

one

filled

with

drama,

with

controversy,

with

some

spectacular

basketball,

and

yes,

in

overtime.

LeBron

James

had

an

iconic

performance

in

game

one,

his

gem,

though

not

enough

as

they

lost

in

the

extra

period.

Klay

Thompson

and

the

Warriors

escaped

with

a

win,

and

Thompson

escaped

serious

injury.

He

will

start

tonight

after

that

high

ankle

sprain

in

game

one.

And

good

evening,

everyone,

along

with

Mark

Jackson

and

Jeff

Van

Gundy,

Mike

Breen

on

hand,

Doris

Burke

with

us

as

well.

Welcome

to

game

two.

For

the

Cavaliers,

Game

one

was

as

difficult

a

loss

as

you

could

have,

a

deflating

type

of

defeat.

But

they

say

they're

ready

to

bounce

back,

and

Mark,

it

was

a

deflating

loss.

But

they

did

a

lot

of

good

things

and

had

a

chance

to

win

the

game,

leading

in

the

final

minute.

What

are

the

positives

they

can

take

from

game

one

to

bring

to

tonight?

Well,

the

biggest

positive,

clearly,

is

LeBron

James.

The

guy

continues

to

raise

the

bar.

He

elevates

his

game;

what

he's

doing

gives

his

team

a

lot

of

confidence.

By

being

aggressive

and

attacking

from

the

beginning

it

does

not

matter

who

is

matched

up

against

him

in

this

Warriors

lineup

his

mind

is

made

up:

he

puts

his

head

down,

gets

into

the

interior

of

their

defense

and

makes

plays.

It's

inspiring

to

his

teammates;

it

sends

a

message:

seven

times

in

the

Finals

he

scored

over

points,

and

all

seven

of

those

times

were

against

the

Golden

State

Warriors.

but

they

can

beat

you

here

as

well.

Right,

but

you

look

at

those

numbers.

He's

going

to

have

to

play

great,

but

they

lost

four

of

those

seven

games,

so

he's

going

to

need

continued

help.

Kevin

Love

provided

that.

In

game

one,

he

provided

a

punch

that

had

been

missing

from

his

game.

The

numbers

you

see

over

the

top

of

the

players

are

predictive.

It

represents

the

ability

to

make

that

shot.

Curry

is

off

the

dribble

from

that

range.

And

then

the

switch.

Such

a

tough

cover

for

Kevin

Love.

If

you

press

up

on

Curry.

He

goes

by

you.

If

you

lay

off

him,

He

shoots

it

over

the

top.

Curry

was

as

good

as

that

suit

looks

on

you,

Mark

Jackson.

Mark

Jackson.

You're

too

kind.

Man,

I

tell

you

what.

Speaking

about

looking

good,

Kevin

Durant

has

got

to

look

good.

He's

got

to

look

better.

The

last

five

fourth

quarters,

Not

counting,

Game

seven

against

the

Houston

Rockets.

He's

with

points.

He's

got

to

be

better

putting

pressure

on

LeBron

James

and

helping

his

team

on

their

way

to

a

championship.

Mike.

Game

one

was

a

thriller

with

a

lot

of

controversy

thrown

in

as

well.

We're

ready

for

game

two.

Let's

get

things

started

by

sending

it

to

Oracle

Arena

PA

announcer

Matt

Hurwitz.

Good

evening,

Ladies

and

gentlemen.

Cleveland

Cavaliers.

And

your

defending

NBA

Champion,

Golden

State.

You're

missing

this

foot

-em

-up

one,

or

the

inexplicable

J.R.

Smith

basically

not

giving

him

an

opportunity.

We

have

to

show

the

same

grit

we

showed

in

game

one.

This

is

what

he

has

done

after

a

loss.

They

wouldn't

mind

another

That

would

show

a

little

grit,

Mike.

Absolutely,

Doris,

As

we

look

at

tonight's

starting

lineup.

For

the

Cavaliers,

the

same

five

remain.

For

the

Golden

State

Warriors,

JaVale

McGee

will

get

the

start.

McGee

had

some

good

minutes

in

the

first

half

of

game

one,

and

the

rebounding

went

in

favor

of

the

Cavs,

So

Steve

Kerr

is

going

with

the

big

man.

Meanwhile,

J.R.

Smith

was

quickly

reminded

about

this

miscue

from

the

other

day

when

he

was

introduced

in

the

starting

lineups.

The

Warriors

fans

gave

him

maybe

the

loudest

ovation

of

anybody.

I'll

tell

you

this,

though.

A

lot

of

class

and

respect

for

his

ability

to

stand

in

front

of

us

and

talk

about

it.

Nice

pass

inside,

and

McGee

runs.

It

pays

dividends

with

the

first

bucket

of

the

game.

He

He

ran

up,

He

slipped.

That

gives

the

switching

defense

problems.

And

McGee

is

a

better

finisher

than

Looney.

Steph

Curry

with

some

good

aggressive

defense.

George

Hill

turns

it

over.

Being

down

one,

the

Cavs

are

familiar

with

that.

Curry

bumped

by

Kevin

Love.

Here's

Durant,

nice

footwork

inside

and

Javale

McGee's

got

two

dunks.

In

the

first

minute

Steph

Curry

took

a

knee

to

the

thigh

on

a

drive

against

Love.

Thompson

guarding

J.R.

Smith,

and

a

reach-in

foul

was

called

on

Klay

Thompson.

We'll

obviously

be

watching

Thompson

closely

with

that

high

ankle

sprain.

Curry

already

bumped

here

to

start

game

two.

Those

are

the

type

of

hits

you

feel

the

next

day.

Love

steps

back.

Love

had

a

strong

game.

But

he

did

not

shoot

well

from

three-point

range

in

game

one.

He

was

just

one

for

eight.

He

did

have

points.

He'll

have

another

pass

to

McGee.

This

one

he

can't

handle.

And

a

turnover.

Cavaliers

ball.

And

the

Cavs

did

a

much

better

job

that

time

getting

to

the

body

of

McGee.

Both

coaches

were

pleased

with

their

turnover

count.

James

drives

inside.

First

shot.

But

a

goaltend

call.

James

will

get

his

first

shot

to

go

in.

In

terms

of

turnovers,

only

for

Cleveland,

and

that's

critical

because

it

helps

limit

Golden

State's

fast

break.

Meanwhile,

The

Warriors,

a

high

turnover

team,

only

had

eight

turnovers

in

that

first

game.

Yeah,

Cleveland

has

to

have

fewer

turnovers

than

Golden

State.

Durant

to

the

basket.

It's

an

easy

look.

Early

for

the

Warriors.

If

you're

the

Warriors,

you

love

the

way

Durant

has

come

out;

he

made

a

play

off

McGee

on

the

first

possession

he

touched

the

ball,

attacking

the

paint

area.

Tristan

Thompson

double-teams,

trying

to

find

a

teammate.

James

whips

it

out

to

George

Hill.

Hill

blocked

by

Draymond

Green.

Hill

gets

it

back

and

banks

it

home.

A

good

defensive

play

but

George

Hill

stays

with

it

and

gets

his

first

field

goal.

Hill

had

just

seven

points

in

game

one.

Curry,

off

the

dribble,

gets

past

Kevin

Love

that's

either

layups

or

dunks

for

the

Warriors.

Well,

as

the

Cavaliers

I

would

seriously

consider

putting

Kevin

Love

on

Draymond

Green

and

putting

Tristan

Thompson

in

so

he's

in

the

action

and

a

better

defender

on

Curry

off

the

switch;

Durant

sees

an

opening,

drives

on

LeBron

James,

LeBron

strips

it,

knocks

it

off

his

leg

one

official

initially

signaled

Cavs

ball,

but

it

appears

they're

saying

Golden

State

ball,

and

quickly

the

Warriors

score.

Another

layup

Mike.

Five

baskets.

Five

shots

in

the

paint.

And

five

for

five

from

the

field.

Durant

tries

to

pick

up

a

charge.

James

off

the

dribble.

McGee

finds

Klay

Thompson.

And

the

other

Cavs,

You

can't

get

rattled.

Clearly

the

ball

went

off

Kevin

Durant's

hands.

But

you've

got

to

continue

to

stay

solid.

Because

this

Warrior

team

is

going

to

continue

to

keep

their

foot

on

the

gas.

Cavaliers

led

after

the

first

quarter

of

Game

One;

it

was

tied

at

halftime.

From

downtown

talk

about

a

big

arc

on

that

shot.

It's

to

He

hasn't

missed

yet,

for

from

the

field.

Durant

gets

up

and

into

LeBron

James.

Now

on

the

switch,

started

by

McGee

pass

deflected

by

Curry.

Fight

for

the

ball.

We're

gonna

call

a

held

ball

between

Curry

and

Hill.

Good,

aggressive

defense

early

for

Golden

State.

I

talked

about

it

the

other

night

in

Game

One

the

durability

of

Klay

Thompson.

I

know

we're

impressed

with

his

shot-making

ability.

One

of

the

all-time

great

shooters

in

the

history

of

this

game.

Absolutely

beautiful

form.

But

I'm

just

as

impressed

with

his

ability

to

bounce

back

from

injury

and

stay

ready

and

eligible

to

play.

This

is

impressive

there's

no

hobble

to

his

game

right

now.

When

that

injury

happened,

Two

on

the

shot

clock.

James

has

it

deflected.

Another

steal.

Curry

ahead

to

Draymond

Green.

In

for

the

slam.

What

a

start.

Warriors.

Seven

for

seven

from

the

field

and

the

steals

igniting

the

fast

break.

Aggression.

Force.

What

that's

gonna

take

is

aggressive,

attacking

defense

and

great

work

on

the

boards;

do

all

that

and

it

goes

back

in

our

favor

they've

got

to

be

thrilled

with

the

start,

they

have

not

had

great

starts;

they've

won

their

last

three

games

Game

and

against

Houston

and,

obviously,

Game

but

they

trailed

by

double

figures

in

all

three

of

those

games;

nearly

turns

it

over

on

the

jump

shot,

air

ball,

direct

rebound;

they

have

not

led

at

halftime

of

those

three

games;

Curry

hits

a

quick

three

their

first

miss

after

the

initial

seven

shots

and

the

Warriors

are

again

looking

like

the

defensive

team

we've

become

accustomed

to;

George

Hill

with

a

much-needed

bucket

in

the

early

going,

Hill's

been

aggressive.

He's

already

taken

four

shots.

He

only

took

five

the

entire

game

once,

and

on

the

entry

pass

Hill

fouls

McGee.

Again

trying

to

put

Curry

in

pick-and-rolls.

Not

bad

coverage

George

Hill

with

enough

separation

to

get

the

three

off

and

knock

it

in.

After

that

missed

free

throw,

a

pass

inside

to

Durant

and

Durant

with

that

easy

bucket.

A

red-hot

Golden

State

offense

right

now

at

to

Thompson

with

such

a

good

screen.

James

spins,

drives

count

it

and

one;

that

spin

move

has

been

so

effective

throughout

these

playoffs

and

a

chance

for

a

three-point

play.

This

is

good

defense

by

the

Warriors

switching,

but

just

better

offense

by

LeBron

James:

he

gets

to

his

spot,

uses

that

strength

to

spin

away,

take

the

contact

and

knock

the

hoop

down.

That

game

in

Game

One

was

the

first

game

in

the

Finals

in

years

Michael

Jordan

had

against

Phoenix

back

in

and

he

was

only

the

sixth

player

ever

to

do

it.

Buran

has

George

Hill

on

a

huge

height

advantage.

No

problem

for

Kevin

Durant,

who's

made

his

first

three

shots.

We've

seen

it

on

the

replays

that

size

and

ability

to

elevate,

and

smaller

guys

have

no

chance

of

contesting

that

shot.

It's

just

make-or-miss,

whether

he

makes

the

shot

or

not,

J.R.

Smith

drives

inside.

Flips

it

up.

Shot's

good.

And

one,

J.R.

Smith's

first

shot

attempt

can

lead

to

a

three-point

play.

It's

just

putting

Curry

into

the

pick-and-roll.

That

puts

him

at

a

bad

angle,

Closing

out,

he

tries

to

attack

the

ball.

He

gets

called

for

the

foul.

Sometimes

it's

simple

basketball

that

creates

the

best

quality

shots.

Doing

some

MVP

chants

from

the

Warriors

fans

and

the

sarcastic

cheers

rather

needle

them

after

the

mistake

in

game

one.

They

get

the

offensive

rebound

off

the

free

throw;

Steph

drives,

gets

inside,

left-handed

shot

misses;

Thompson's

tip

won't

go

and

Durant

comes

down

with

it.

Durant

very

aggressive

at

both

ends

of

the

floor

to

start

the

game.

Deflected

by

Hill

and

stolen.

And

then

he

commits

the

foul.

A

little

floater

from

George

Hill.

And

McGee

has

had

more

impact.

Those

on

J.R.

Smith's

running

left-hand

layup

on

that

one;

then

Kevon

Looney

could

have

a

contest.

It's

a

pull-up.

They're

now

for

from

the

field.

Curry

tries

to

get

in

the

way.

James

keeps

his

dribble

back

out,

Smith

wide

open

for

three.

Green,

Look

at

a

post-up:

Durant

back

to

Thompson.

Pass

stolen

by

Smith.

James

drives,

Kicks

it

out

to

the

corner.

He'll

back

up,

J.R.

Smith

off

the

dribble.

Floats

it

up.

Warriors

are

of

from

the

field.

But

they're

only

up

by

four.

Pass

deflected.

A

lot

of

active

hands

early

here

on

this

one,

and

Kevin

Love

stepped

out

of

bounds.

We're

going

to

take

a

timeout.

Steve

Kerr

wants

to

talk

things

over.

Just

over

four

and

a

half

minutes

remaining

in

the

first;

hot

shooting.

But

the

lead

again.

No

doubt

about

it.

Very

impressive.

Talk

about

man

movement

and

ball

movement.

Looks

like

the

Warriors

offense

that

we

love

so

much.

And

attacking

the

rim

time

and

time

again,

using

the

threat

of

the

three-point

shot

to

open

the

lane

for

easy

buckets.

Again,

I'm

impressed

with

the

Cavs;

the

first

punch

was

thrown,

the

place

going

crazy,

hanging

in

there

despite

the

hot

shooting.

Only

down

by

four

no

hangover.

We're

going

to

ask

you

both:

you've

coached

and

played

in

games

where

you

got

hammered,

horrible

losses,

especially

in

a

playoff

series.

It

depends

on

what

type

of

team

you

have

and

whether

you

have

the

antidote

named

LeBron

James

the

human

hangover.

You

have

a

chance,

J.R.

Smith

misses

that,

and

I

agree.

I

think,

right

with

the

block,

it

goes

right

to

your

leadership

LeBron

James

and

Ty

Lue;

obviously

this

team

stays

ready,

very

ready.

So

the

lead

is

up

to

seven,

On

the

flip

side,

I

think

Golden

State

looks

much

better

to

start

this

game

defensively.

Bell,

the

rookie,

is

guarding

LeBron

James.

What

a

beautiful

pass,

and

Kevin

Love

with

the

finish.

Whenever

he

catches

the

ball

at

the

elbow

and

they

run

that

action,

they

get

a

quality

shot.

I'm

not

sure

I

would

run

that

every

play,

every

game.

Draymond

Green

to

Bell.

What

a

pass

by

Draymond

Green.

He

catches

it

and

right

away

puts

Bell

in

position

to

finish.

Now

of

from

the

field.

James,

By

the

way,

already

has

five

assists.

James

draws

the

foul

on

Kevin

Durant.

The

ref

is

saying

a

side-to-side

swipe,

so

they'll

take

it

out

of

bounds.

Two

fouls

on

Durant.

In

this

situation

you

have

to

have

ball

handlers

that

are

unselfish;

Durant

and

Curry,

time

and

time

again,

take

the

double

team

and

put

Draymond

in.

Position

to

be

a

decision-maker,

and

Mike,

they

didn't

call

it

a

"side-to-side"

they

called

that

a

shooting

motion.

That's

one

reason

I

don't

like

Durant

taking

that

first

foul

in

transition

to

stop

the

break;

you're

too

valuable

to

give

away

a

foul.

I

just

don't

like

when

star

players

take

fouls

early

in

the

game.

Derek

Stafford

did

say

the

"side-to-side"

they're

in

the

penalty.

Well,

How

was

that

"side-to-side"

though?

He

just

turned

well,

That's

what

they're

pretty

consistent

in

the

way

they

fall

back.

Can

you

do

that?

I

often

agree

with

what

you

just

said,

Mike.

Well,

When

Mike

said

something,

that

made

sense.

I'm

so

happy

it

finally

made

sense.

Very

nearly

banks

it

in

from

the

corner.

And

James

the

other

way

already

six

points,

five

assists.

J.R.

Smith

Green

comes

right

back

to

contest,

and

a

loose-ball

foul

is

going

to

go

against

Jordan

Bell.

But

that's

good

hustle

from

Draymond

Green.

He

went

for

the

fake,

stayed

with

the

play,

and

contested

the

three-pointer.

And

I

like

what

Love's

doing.

He's

on

that

offensive

board

right

now.

Jordan

Bell

is

undersized,

you

know.

They

don't

have

a

big

unit

in

there

right

now.

Just

pound

that

glass,

Slow

the

game

down,

Getting

to

the

free-throw

line.

Here's

what

you

were

talking

about,

Mike.

Draymond

Green's

ability

to

defend.

He

goes

for

the

fake,

He

gets

back

into

the

picture.

That's

outstanding

effort

contesting

The

three-pointer.

And

I'm

not

sure,

J.R.

Smith,

You're

not

better

served,

particularly

early

in

the

game.

Putting

it

down,

Not

an

escape

dribble

three.

but...

Go

by

him

to

the

basket.

Kevon

Looney's

in;

Shaun

Livingston's

in

again.

No,

Andre

Iguodala.

Iguodala

is

missing

his

sixth

consecutive

game

with

that

left

knee

contusion.

You've

seen

he's

had

a

real

impact;

his

absence

is

noticeable,

especially

at

the

end

of

games

when

he's

usually

on

the

floor.

Shot

clock

winding

down,

Bell

now

realizes

it

and

throws

up

a

bad

shot.

James

rebounds,

throws

it

to

Kevin

Love;

Love

back

to

James

a

beautiful

delayed

break.

I

love

the

two-point

game.

I

love

the

pace

at

which

LeBron

is

playing

tonight,

running

without

the

ball

and

dribbling

to

finish.

Curry

easily

gets

to

the

rim.

And

that

can't

happen

against

this

lineup.

Klay

Thompson,

Steph

Curry

with

a

non-range

shot.

Shaun

Livingston,

Jordan

Bell,

and

Kevon

Looney.

It

has

to

be

anybody

but

those

guys.

Love.

Posting

up

the

rookie.

Against

this

defense,

a

difficult

shot.

The

Warriors

come

the

other

way.

Steph

Curry

with

his

fifth

assist,

and

it

forces

them

to

call

a

timeout.

of

their

points

are

in

the

paint,

doing

a

great

job

of

putting

the

Cavs

in

tough

situations.

Shaun

Livingston

comes

up

to

set

the

screen,

slips

it;

the

eye

contact

from

Curry,

on-point

delivery.

Quite

a

shot

chart

there,

Hopefully

impressive

how

many

times

we've

seen

that,

It's

hard

to

get

shots

in

the

paint

like

that.

Or

it

should

be.

I

think

right

now,

the

slip

versus

the

switch,

the

looseness

of

the

Cleveland

switches,

is

opening

up

the

basket.

Leigh

Thompson

sits

down

for

the

first

time.

Shot

clock

at

eight.

Bands

against

Looney.

Close

back

top

of

the

key

jumper

way

off.

Hurry

gets

a

running

start,

goes

inside;

triple

teams

and

a

held

ball.

James

grabs

it.

Jordan

Clarkson's

gonna

come

in

for

the

Cavaliers,

similar

to

what

we

saw

earlier.

LeBron

not

giving

up

on

the

play;

Curry

is

by

him,

but

the

effort

to

get

back

and

tie

him

up.

Nick

Young

has

come

on

for

the

Warriors,

and

this

is

a

lineup

Cleveland

has

to

dominate

right

now.

If

you're

not

beating

their

starting

unit

you

have

to

beat

their

bench.

They're

also

trying

again

to

win

that

tip,

and

Jordan

Bell,

the

rookie

starter—James

got

a

little

too

close.

But

Steve

Kerr,

one

of

the

adjustments

he

said

he

wanted...

They

wanted

to

get

into

LeBron

James

much

quicker,

and

you're

right

you

can

see

the

impact

right

away.

But

you've

got

to

use

wisdom;

you're

not

going

to

pick

up

LeBron

James

full

court

and

pressure.

It's

too

much

of

a

risk

to

close

out

the

quarter.

Looks

like,

as

you

said,

Everything

changes

with

the

penalty

situation.

You've

got

to

know

the

time,

Score,

Shot

clock,

Penalty,

Timeouts

at

all

times.

And

here,

He's

working

hard,

But

that

bump

gives

James

two

free

throws.

He

makes

them

both.

James

has

points.

Livingston,

Looney.

Bell

and

Nick

Young.

The

only

starter

on

the

floor

is

Steph

Curry.

The

Warriors

bench

has

been

inconsistent

this

year.

Especially

without

Iguodala.

Livingston,

Good

contested

jumper,

He

knocks

it

down.

Larry

Nance

had

a

hand

right

in

his

face.

And

Livingston

with

his

second

field

goal.

He

had

a

big

overtime

in

Game

One

six

points

on

all

three

of

his

shots

as

Jeff

Green

backs

down

Nick

Young.

We

saw

a

lot

of

that

in

the

Celtics

series.

Jeff

Green

is

using

that

size

and

strength,

posting

up.

They're

saying

the

ball

was

tipped.

Nobody

touched

that

basketball.

Steph

Curry

shot

a

left-handed

three-pointer.

That's

what

the

Cavs

are

trying

to

say

to

Derek

Stafford.

Now,

This

is

old-school

refereeing.

If

you

may

have

missed

a

call

on

the

shot,

he's

not

going

to

then

penalize

him

a

second

time

for

the

ball

going

out,

so

you

just

give

the

ball

back.

That's

nice

to

say,

but

they

say

old-school

refereeing

is

dead,

though.

I'm

old-school:

Curry

drives,

can't

finish,

rebound

Curry

comes

up

with

it.

Good

job

from

Bell.

Now

the

shot

clock

is

turned

off.

Cavaliers

have

a

foul

to

give.

Clarkson

reaches

and

grabs

Curry

just

before

he

went

into

the

shooting

motion.

So

they'll

take

it

out

with

Durant,

Thompson

and

Green

will

all

come

in

for

the

final

possession.

Shaun

Livingston

gave

that

a

good

spurt

when

he

came

in

for

Durant.

I

like

this

going

to

your

offensive

lineup

with

the

last

possession.

You

never

know,

it

could

be

a

one-possession

game.

You

can

win

by

two

or

three.

Get

the

points

when

they

present

themselves.

Tyronn

Lue

getting

his

defensive

players

in

as

well.

J.R.

Smith.

Smith

comes

in.

The

rookie

from

Turkey

and

Clarkson

and

Korver

sit

down.

I'm

pumped

up

Curry

to

Thompson.

Thompson

for

three

comes

up

short.

Rebound,

James;

ball

deflected,

tipped.

Durant

has

it

but

loses

it.

The

first

quarter

comes

to

an

end

after

that

terrific

start.

A

four-point

lead

for

Golden

State

after

one.

LeBron

James

keeping

his

team

in

it.

Making

plays,

Staying

aggressive.

Setting

the

tone

for

his

team.

Such

a

good

passer

from

that

elbow

area.

And

the

cut,

The

powerful

cut,

And

the

easy

finish.

Cavs

down

four.

The

way

that

foul

on

Klay

Thompson

was

his

second,

so

Thompson

and

Durant

both

with

two.

Durant's

jumper

right

on

target

tonight

he's

four

for

four,

playing

much

better,

putting

them

in

position

also.

I

like

that.

He's

not

doing

too

much

iso.

It's

catch-and-make,

a

quick

decision:

Curry

to

Green.

Jeff

Green

nearly

strips,

back

out

to

Clarkson;

Clarkson

finds

room,

But

just

can't

get

it

before

Thompson

long

three;

Korver

got

a

piece

of

it.

A

couple

of

great

three-point

shooters.

James

again

spins,

backs

in,

layup

missed

it.

Ball

knocked

out

of

bounds,

last

touch

by

Durant,

so

a

new

for

Cleveland.

This

is

an

outstanding

closeout.

Two

full

steps

behind

the

three-point

line

for

Korver.

As

Clarkson

gets

an

easy

one

off

the

baseline.

Out

of

bounds.

Defensively

there

from

Golden

State.

Clarkson's

first

bucket.

James

with

his

sixth

assist.

Larry

Nance

knocked

it

away.

They're

going

to

say

it's

Golden

State

ball.

Draymond

Green

thought

he

was

fouled

on

the

play.

Larry

Nance

thought

it

was

off

Green.

Everyone

unhappy.

Those

terrific

all-around

games.

The

stat

in

game

one

he

has

three

assists

here;

three

three-point

misses

but

he

got

a

couple

of

big

plays

late

in

the

game:

Livingston

offensive

rebound

back

to

Durant,

knocked

on

the

three

their

third

three-pointer,

just

three

for

eleven,

but

it

gives

him

a

seven-point

lead;

the

last

line

of

your

defense

is

securing

the

basketball,

allowing

the

Warriors

a

second-chance

opportunity

and

a

wide-open

look.

That

was

key

for

the

Cavs

in

game

one

on

all

the

offensive

rebounds.

James

tries,

can't

finish;

rebound

back

to

James,

Green

a

corner

three

that

misses.

David

West

has

come

on

for

Golden

State.

Ball

batted

around,

stolen

by

Clarkson;

Clarkson

fouled

from

behind

by

David

West.

Can

I

just

say

it

every

game?

Yes,

Okay.

This

is

my

point:

why

do

we

allow

that

in

the

NBA?

In

a

transition

opportunity

a

guy

just

grabs

it

why

should

fouling

be

advantageous?

It

drives

me

crazy,

our

reluctance

to

change;

it's

very

popular

overseas,

Right?

Yeah,

But

you

can't

in

FIBA

basketball.

If

that's

called

intentional,

that's

to

win

the

ball,

so

they

are

more

artful

about

it.

They

don't

call

it

a

lot,

though.

You

can't

do

that

every

game.

It's

down

the

three-pointer.

He's

been

very

responsible

recently.

I

thought

it

was

okay.

Meanwhile,

Thompson

showing

no

ill

effects

of

his

sprained

ankle.

He's

got

on

four

of

Seven

from

the

field.

And

for

Klay

Thompson,

It's

his

second

three-pointer.

This

equals

the

largest

lead

of

the

first

half.

Nine-point

lead.

For

the

Golden

State

Warriors,

Kevin

Durant.

Terrific

start.

Five

for

five

from

the

field.

That

last

shot

from

Klay

Thompson.

His

foot

was

on

the

line,

So

just

a

two-pointer.

He's

got

nine.

And

they're

still

shooting

Draymond

Green

pokes

it

out

of

bounds.

to

shoot.

Draymond

Green

had

five

steals

in

game

one.

Thompson

switches

on

James.

Shot

clock

winding

down.

Green's

going

to

have

to

put

it

up.

And

West

with

a

blocked

shot

and

a

violation.

The

veteran

David

West

excellent

defensive

play.

He

has

not

been

playing

a

lot

of

minutes

recently,

especially

in

the

Rockets

series.

That's

not

an

easy

task

to

defend

Jeff

Green

on

the

dribble.

Good

job

keeping

him

in

front

and

blocking

the

shot

on

time.

West

now

has

George

Hill

on.

Big

advantage

down

low

for

Golden

State,

But

Hill

takes

it

away,

uses

his

quickness

to

offset

the

strength.

James

catches.

It

spins

in

the

paint,

double-team

looking

for

an

opening.

Nearly

throws

it

away.

But

Nance

was

there.

Back

to

George

Hill.

Quick

release

on

the

three

is

good.

George

Hill

with

eight

points

here

in

the

first

half.

It's

back

to

six.

Great

screen

by

Larry

Nance

to

free

Hill

up.

Third

three-pointer

for

the

Cavaliers.

Thompson

fakes.

Leans

in.

Late

whistle.

But

a

foul

as

Kyle

Korver

went

for

the

fake.

All

eyes

are

on

James.

Nance

comes

up

and

flares

to

Kevin

Durant.

Leaves

Hill.

All

sorts

of

space.

At

the

other

end.

I

think

the

other

thing

we

have

to

start

thinking

about

as

they're

reviewing

something.

How

much

are

we

going

to

allow

shooters

to

dive

forward

to

create

contact?

To

me,

That's

not

a

natural

shooting

motion.

Just

like

the

rip-through

is

not

a

natural

shooting

motion.

He

went

up.

He

should

be

able

to

land.

You

can't

dive

into

a

guy.

Officials

have

talked

about

it.

And

this

year

especially,

They

wanted

to

not

call

those

fouls

on

the

defense.

They

simply

have

to

do

a

better

job

on

it.

And

you

can

make

the

case

as

an

offensive

foul.

I

agree.

It

would

clean

up

a

lot

of

stuff.

The

officials

are

trying

to

change

the

way

they've

been

calling

it,

you

know.

Mike,

I

don't

know

if

they're

trying

to

change

it,

But

what

you

have

to

look

at.

And

I

hear

what

Jeff

and

Mark

are

talking

about.

It

is

verticality.

What

is

the

defensive

player

allowed

to

do?

He's

going

from

A

to

B.

Not

going

straight

up

and

down.

Therefore,

He's

really

in

peril

of

committing

a

foul.

It's

a

difficult

play.

So

the

key

is

watching

the

defender

and

the

verticality

as

Love

gets

inside.

Bumped.

Count

it.

And

one.

And

then

Love,

Good

aggressive

play

inside.

David

West

hit

him.

And

it's

back

to

five.

See

the

screen

and

roll,

Kevin

Love

does

a

good

job

of

rolling

off

that

screen,

putting

David

West

in

position

as

he's

trying

to

rotate.

Clear

contact

and

Love's

ability

to

take

the

contact

to

finish,

going

to

the

line

for

the

possible

three-point

play.

I

love

it

when

Love

starts

inside-out

versus

shooting

threes

and

then

trying

to

get

into

the

paint.

I

think

he's

a

much

harder

cover

on

the

rolls

and

on

the

offensive

glass.

Love

now,

you

throw

that

free-throw

streak.

He's

of

from

the

free

throw

line

in

the

playoffs,

shooting

over

percent.

Inside

kicks

it

out

to

Livingston;

the

mid-range

jumper,

off

the

bench.

They've

used

David

West

all

year

with

his

ability

to

read

out

of

the

post

and

in

pick-and-roll

situations.

Livingston

was

four

or

five

from

the

field

in

Game

One,

and

again

without

Iguodala.

So

important

in

his

role.

Love

inside

again.

Shot-clock

by

West.

Love

gets

it

back.

Comes

up

short.

Lance

couldn't

hold

on.

And

the

Warriors

gained

control.

Livingston

to

the

basket.

Left-handed.

Oh,

Beautiful

play

from

Livingston.

What

a

spark.

He's

been

off

the

bench.

He

splits

the

defense.

Gets

inside.

Kicks

it

out

low.

Open

look

for

three.

Curry

finds

some

room.

Gets

off

the

three.

Got

it.

Largest

lead

of

the

first

half.

Excitement

for

the

Warriors.

And

it's

Kevin

Durant.

It

does

not

matter

who

you

put

on

him.

The

smaller

George

Hill

gets

to

his

spot.

How

about

here?

You

put

LeBron

on

him;

he

elevates

so

well.

He

takes

the

contact.

That's

a

foul,

but

he

still

has

the

ability

to

knock

down

the

jump

shot.

It's

going

for

the

Warriors;

Durant

scored

points,

nine

rebounds

and

six

assists

in

Game

One,

yet

the

talk

was,

though.

He

didn't

have

a

great

game;

any

other

player

would

be

thrilled

with

those

kinds

of

stats,

especially

in

the

Finals.

As

James

gets

inside,

ball

battle

rebound

picked

up

by

Thompson.

But

as

you

mentioned,

Mark,

at

the

top

of

the

telecast,

he

struggled

in

the

fourth

quarter

and

in

overtime.

Thompson

fakes

the

three,

now

fires;

three-pointer

won't

go.

Love

the

rebound.

And

I

don't

think...

Obviously,

the

numbers

always

tell

the

story.

He's

been

bad

since

Game

Seven

of

the

Houston

Rockets

series

in

the

fourth

quarter.

About

Curry's

defense

down

low

guarding

Tristan

Thompson,

able

to

knock

it

away.

The

Warriors

have

done

a

great

job

getting

their

hands

on

the

ball,

deflecting

a

number

of

passes.

Green

back

to

Curry;

he

takes

the

three,

drives

up

and

under,

and

Thompson

grabs

it.

James

has

only

taken

seven

shots

so

far

as

we

hit

five

minutes

remaining

in

the

second

quarter.

Tristan

against

Klay

Tristan

Thompson

grabs

it,

goes

back

up

and

a

foul;

Draymond

Green

is

upset.

But

I

don't

think

the

foul

was

on

him;

it's

on

Klay

Thompson.

And

this

is

his

third.

They're

going

to

the

perceived

mismatch

play.

Thompson

does

a

good

job

holding

his

ground

Tristan

Thompson

does

it

again.

Second

free

throw

is

good.

Ten-point

game,

just

under

five

to

play

here

in

the

second.

Game

two

of

the

NBA

Finals.

Golden

State

took

game

one

in

overtime.

Curry

with

the

crossover.

Durant,

off

the

dribble.

JaVale

McGee

back

in

the

game

and

another

bucket.

He's

three

for

three

from

the

field.

Nice

touch

by

McGee.

Usually

just

a

dunker.

That

time,

a

little

jump

hook.

And

James

took

a

shot.

Green

took

a

tumble.

Actually,

After

the

shot,

The

foul.

Green

accidentally

fell

on

LeBron.

He

took

two

shots

on

that

play.

You

see

the

foul

by

JaVale

McGee.

But

when

LeBron

goes

down,

Inadvertently.

Obviously.

Draymond

Green

falls

on

him;

it's

not

a

dirty

play

at

all,

and

James

is

still

holding

his

eye.

From

game

one,

when

he

had

that

particular

play.

There's

the

eye.

A

lot

better

the

last

couple

of

days.

Green

inadvertently

poked

him

in

the

eye

in

game

one.

James

now

ten

points.

Seven

assists.

And

six

rebounds.

Cavs

down

by

A

free

throw

now

gives

James

points.

Draymond

Green

sets

and

fires.

They're

just

four

for

from

three-point

range.

Starting

lineup

back

in

for

the

Cavs.

And

J.R.

Smith

threw

it

away.

Turnover

number

six

for

Cleveland.

Same

number

as

Golden

State

here

in

the

first

half.

And

the

crowd

sarcastically

getting

loud

for

J.R.

James,

able

to

get

away

from

Curry,

gets

the

ball;

layup

misses,

rebound

Draymond

Green.

Green

played

that

beautifully.

Here's

Durant.

Durant

with

a

nice

shuffle

pass,

and

JaVale

McGee

is

four

for

four

from

the

field.

And

like

you

said,

Green

played

it

brilliantly.

Give

him

credit.

That

was

a

poor

job

in

transition

by

LeBron

James

and

even

a

worse

job

not

getting

back

after

the

turtle.

You've

got

to

sprint

back.

George

Hill,

the

runner,

and

a

foul

Nick

Young

bumped

him.

He'll

shoot

too,

and

off

the

missed

shot

Kevin

Durant

is

staying

aggressive.

We'll

take

a

timeout,

a

little

over

three

minutes

remaining.

McGee

got

the

start,

and

he

has

paid

dividends

for

the

Warriors.

lead

for

Golden

State.

Sean

Livingston

has

come

off

the

bench

with

eight

points.

JaVale

McGee.

He

has

come

off

the

bench

with

eight

points.

Neither

has

missed

a

bucket.

McGee.

This

is

his

seventh

start

of

the

playoffs.

He's

played

in

of

the

games.

Some

games

he

simply

doesn't

play.

He

only

plays

about

minutes

a

game.

As

George

Hill

goes

to

the

free-throw

line.

As

for

McGee,

This

is

his

second

year

with

the

Warriors.

He

won

a

ring

with

them

last

year.

He

has

played

for

five

different

teams.

In

one

year

he

ranked

second

in

the

NBA

in

blocked

shots.

He

had

a

game

with

blocked

shots.

It

was

a

triple-double.

There's

a

starting

center

on

a

Denver

Nuggets

team

that

was

a

three

seed

in

the

Western

Conference.

Durant

off

the

dribble

back

to

Young,

Young

will

try

again,

James

with

the

rebound;

those

are

nice

plays

by

Durant

off

the

dribble

creating

shots,

and

James

was

gonna

come

out

before

the

timeout

but

they

kept

him

in

since

you

got

the

timeout,

George

Hill

with

a

good

aggressive

move

to

the

basket

Hill's

got

first-half

points,

doing

a

job

being

aggressive.

He's

got

to

stay

aggressive

against

the

Warriors'

defense;

Golden

State

is

shooting

percent

from

the

field.

They

have

assists

already,

James

drives

inside

for

a

reverse

layup

to

cut

it

back

to

seven

again,

and

James,

who

had

really

struggled

finishing

so

far

in

this

first

half,

got

himself

an

easy

one

there,

then

Curry

from

downtown

his

third

three-pointer,

just

a

ridiculous

shot.

I

was

just

gonna

say

that

that

is

just

a

joke;

Love

tried

to

back

it

in

and

got

his

own

rebound

but

that

won't

go,

Draymond

Green

rips

down

the

rebound

for

his

sixth,

Durant

hesitation

drive

left-handed

off

the

glass

and

he's

fouled

by

LeBron

James,

first

personal

on

LeBron,

they

pick

and

roll.

They

get

a

switch.

But

he

just

hides

behind

the

screen

and

is

able

to

knock

it

in.

Probably

defensively,

you

say.

I

did

a

good

job.

Not

good

enough

against

this

caliber

of

a

shooter.

I

think

they

have

to

tighten

their

switching

where

they're

touching.

They're

making

sure

there's

contact

on

the

screen

before

they

switch.

You

could

nitpick

that.

That

is

some

shot.

They're

ready

to

go

Chauncey,

Jalen,

Michelle

and

Paul

are

talking

about

what

happened

in

the

first

half

of

Game

Two;

Curry

steps

back

and

launches

another

three,

Love

grabs

the

rebound,

and

it

was

tied

at

halftime

before

James

drives

for

a

layup.

It's

good

beautiful

move,

the

bulldozer

going

to

the

rim,

points

for

LeBron

James;

the

shot

clock

is

off

and

Cleveland

has

no

fouls

to

give;

Curry

to

Green,

Looney

gets

hit

and

will

go

to

the

free-throw

line;

once

again

LeBron

puts

his

head

down

and

finishes

in

traffic

it

looked

like

there

was

contact;

Looney,

off

the

bench

in

his

third

year,

has

had

hip

problems

and

two

hip

surgeries,

wasn't

healthy

his

first

two

years

but

is

healthy

this

year,

has

lost

weight

and

become

a

valuable

contributor

off

the

bench.

He

played

point

guard,

did

he?

They

win

much?

Yes.

They

averaged

seven

assists.

They

also

averaged

eight

blocks

a

game.

How

often

does

that

happen?

He's

had

a

bad

free-throw

season;

point

guard

Steph

Curry

with

multiple

assists,

five

rebounds,

and

four

three-pointers.

LeBron

James,

Good

all-around

first

half

with

And

But

the

key

number

is

A

lead

for

Golden

State.

You're

not

too

happy

with

what

you're

seeing?

Right?

Warriors.

I'm

happy

with

what

I've

seen

from

the

Warriors,

But

it

relates

to

their

ball

movement.

They

continue

to

get

good

shots.

They

get

great

shots.

And

the

basketball

season

has

kinetic

energy.

When

you

move,

When

you

cut,

When

you

find

an

open

teammate,

All

of

a

sudden,

it

finds

you.

And

JaVale

McGee

was

a

beneficiary

a

couple

of

times.

Kevin

Durant

continues

to

attack.

Steph

Curry

was

attacking.

Klay

Thompson

got

a

couple

of

shots.

How

about

this?

The

last

four

seasons,

The

Golden

State

Warriors

have

had

assists

in

games;

they've

won

of

them.

They're

en

route

to

do

that.

Maybe

I

should

clarify:

from

the

Cavaliers'

standpoint,

you

weren't

happy

with

how

easy

the

buckets

were

coming,

correct?

That's

what

I

should

have

said.

You've

gotta

really

love

the

way

the

Warriors

are

moving

the

ball

this

is

Warriors

basketball

when

they're

making

the

extra

passes

right

now.

They

have

assists.

We

all

know

if

they

get

assists

it's

almost

a

given

they'll

win

the

game,

so

they're

getting

back

to

Warriors

basketball.

We

don't

see

as

much

isolation;

they're

finding

the

open

guys

and

getting

a

lot

of

easy

baskets.

Like

you

said,

I'm

gonna

go

to

the

other

side

of

the

basketball

the

Cavs.

What

I

feared

most

is

what

seems

to

be

happening:

a

deflating

loss

in

game

one.

I

don't

see

the

fire,

I

don't

see

the

desire

out

there;

LeBron

looks

a

little

tired.

But

Kevin

Love

is

just

disappointing

in

his

effort.

He

takes

a

bad

shot.

He

walks

back.

He

ended

up

giving

up

a

layup

because

he's

complaining

to

the

referee.

Those

are

tough

matchups

right

there

with

those

guys.

I

can't

complain

about

his

defense

on

Steph

or

on

KD.

Those

are

tough

matchups

for

him.

But

you

should

be

able

to

get

something

out

of

him.

He's

on

the

offensive

end.

He

just...

His

impact

is

just

not

there.

I

just

don't

see

the

Cavaliers

competing

at

the

level

you

need

to

try

to

steal

a

win.

Like

you

said,

Gentlemen,

Before

the

show,

It's

going

to

be

a

blowout.

Fortunately,

That

might

be

what

happens

here.

Steph

Curry

got

a

late

three

here.

He's

got

points

for

most

final

threes

in

history.

So

he's

going

for

that

Finals

MVP.

Jay?

Yeah,

My

brother,

He's

gonna

get

it.

Looking

real

good.

Uh-oh.

Box

him

out.

Okay,

right

behind

you.

Steph.

Go

get

Kevin

Love.

Come

on.

Box

out.

Way

to

be

alert.

Halftime

of

Game

Two

of

the

NBA

Finals,

and

Golden

State

is

shooting

from

the

field.

They

lead

by

Quarter

number

three

hi

again,

everyone.

Mark

Jackson

and

Jeff

Van

Gundy

with

Mike

Breen

on

hand.

We'll

check

in

with

Doris

in

a

moment.

Golden

State

is

playing

like

we've

seen

them

at

their

best,

and

much

of

it

is

how

their

defense

sets

up

their

offense.

Their

defense

has

been

outstanding;

their

offense

puts

so

much

pressure

on

opponents,

and

I

think

that's

the

concern

with

the

Cavaliers:

when

you're

switching

to

the

body,

they

don't

stay

connected

to

JaVale

McGee.

He

finished,

and

these

switches

are

a

little

bit

loose.

Curry

has

manipulated

just

enough

to

get

the

airspace

to

rise

and

shoot.

It's

not

bad

defense.

It's

spectacular

offense.

While

Cleveland

is

shooting

just

from

the

field.

But

they

have

clearly

loaded

and

taken

that

away.

But

to

Jeff's

point,

He

was

far

more

concerned

with

the

easy

shots

they're

getting

close

to

the

basket.

All

right.

LeBron

James

had

points,

eight

assists,

seven

rebounds

and

two

steals.

But

for

them

to

have

any

chance,

those

are

unbelievable

numbers.

He

has

to

do

more

for

them.

He

didn't

have

a

great

half;

that

just

shows

you

how

great

he

is.

Oh,

the

floater,

Hill

had

a

good

first

half.

Thompson

gets

the

rebound,

lays

it

up

and

in.

Well,

offensive

rebounds

were

big

in

game

one

offensive

rebounds

for

the

Cavaliers

in

game

one.

They

had

nine

more.

Here

in

the

first

half

of

game

two,

Thompson

misses.

And

you

get

away

with

bad

defense.

That's

awful

defense

and

good

offense

by

the

Warriors.

Terrific

hammer

play

coming

out.

James

misses

the

three.

That's

his

first

three-point

attempt

of

the

game.

Ball

knocked

out

of

bounds.

Cavs

will

get

a

new

That's

two

second

shots

right

there

Tristan

Thompson

has

created

in

the

first

two

possessions.

It's

the

first

time

in

four

games

in

these

playoffs

all

obviously

big

games

that

they've

had

a

halftime

lead;

they

won

the

previous

three.

Good

ball

movement

here

Kevin

Love

gets

a

good-looking

look,

his

three-pointer,

his

first

of

the

game

and

only

the

fourth

for

the

Cavs.

Outstanding

extra

pass

by

J.R.

Smith

to

a

wide-open

Kevin

Love

in

the

corner,

and

the

lead

is

cut.

Back

to

eight,

Draymond

Green

finds

Durant.

Durant

in

the

paint.

Foul.

Shot

won't

go.

George

Hill

came

over.

And

Hill

will

pick

up

his

third

personal

foul.

Love

this

coach.

LeBron

takes

the

double

team

and

makes

the

proper

play.

And

that's

just

a

pass,

pass,

Corner

three.

They

didn't

make

those

in

game

one,

but

like

you

said,

Trust

the

pass.

J.R.

Smith.

Smith

could

have

shot

it.

Instead,

Moved

it

on

to

a

better

shot.

Durant

to

the

line;

he's

spent

a

lot

of

time

there

over

the

previous

four

games.

Love

had

a

rebound

game

in

that

overtime

loss

for

the

Cavs;

James

finds

Hill,

Hill

gets

past

McGee,

Tristan

Thompson

is

right

place,

right

time

on

a

couple

of

possessions,

George

Hill

is

looking

much

more

aggressive

offensively

which

makes

them

a

better

team,

and

it

is

nearly

stolen

but

finished

by

JaVale.

McGee

ten

points

on

five

of

five

from

the

field,

the

dunks;

Love

well

beyond

the

arc

that's

good.

Kevin

Love

had

a

couple

of

three-pointers

earlier

in

the

third,

but

it's

the

hockey

assist

early

in

this

half.

They're

making

an

extra

pass.

It's

not

the

first

pass.

It's

the

second

pass.

Durant

comes

right

back

with

an

answer.

It's

just

a

different

game

these

days,

coach

you've

got

to

get

it

close

to

the

body

of

many

great

shooters.

Seven

Cavalier

turnovers.

Seems

to

flex

it

out

of

bounds.

Good

job

by

the

ball

boys.

Durant

will

inbound

to

Green;

the

dribble

goes

to

the

rim

Tristan

Thompson.

Let

me

check

if

they

had

that

incident

at

the

very

end

of

Game

One

in

which

Tristan

Thompson

was

fined

for

not

leaving

the

court

in

a

timely

manner.

Well,

Green

will

go

to

the

free-throw

line.

I

know

you

guys

love

a

particular

stat

I'm

gonna

bring

up

Green:

in

Game

One

he

had

points,

rebounds,

nine

assists,

five

steals

and

three

blocks;

he

came

very

close

to

that

rare

five-by-five.

Wow.

That's

where

you

have

five

or

more

in

those

five

different

categories.

That

would

have

been

it

if

he

had

made

that,

he

would

have

achieved

it.

What's

with

the

stat

obsession?

That

shows

versatility.

We

didn't

see

it

the

other

night

either.

Thompson

throws

it

down.

All

right.

Just

how

about

this?

How

many

triple-doubles

were

in

the

NBA

this

year?

How

many

five-by-five

games?

Two.

None.

What

does

that

mean?

So

there's

still

none.

When

somebody

does

accomplish

it,

it's

wonderful.

But

he

did

accomplish

something.

You're

bringing

it

up

as

if

he

was

so

close.

Well,

There's

probably

a

lot

of...

Oh-so-close

triple-doubles

too.

Didn't

James

just

have

an

oh-so-close

triple-double?

Oh-so-close.

That

should

be

another

step.

That's

another

step.

The

oh-so-closes.

And

George

Hill

hits

a

three-pointer

from

the

corner.

And

it's

back

to

eight

again.

George

Hill

is

having

a

terrific

game.

points.

Let

me

give

you

credit.

You

own

your

game

right

now.

McGee

throws

it

down.

How

about

JaVale

McGee

getting

the

start

tonight.

He's

got

points.

Six

for

six

from

the

field.

He

started

a

lot

of

games

this

season

for

the

Golden

State

Warriors.

What

JaVale

McGee

presents

to

them

is

a

live

body

setting

high

screens

and

diving

where

he

can

catch

it

at

the

rim

off

a

lob.

It's

a

great

option

for

them.

He's

a

great

passer.

But

he's

a

much

better

receiver

than

the

other

guys

because

the

radius

of

catch

is

so

much

different.

Back

to

number

Hill,

By

the

way,

He

picked

up

his

fourth

foul.

He

stays

in

the

game.

They

don't

really

have

a

choice.

Well,

He

throws

it

back

up

top

to

James.

Five

to

shoot.

James

inside.

Beautiful

ball

from

LeBron

James.

now

for

James.

Six

of

from

the

field.

They

continue

to

keep

it

close

despite

so

many

runs

by

the

Warriors.

Curry

tries

to

flip

it

up,

trying

to

draw

a

foul.

James

is

bumped

by

McGee.

McGee

picks

up

his

fourth.

Well,

late

on

the

clock.

He

just

puts

his

head

down.

That's

a

beautiful

left-hand

finish.

Team

foul

on

Golden

State.

It's

over

four

minutes

gone

here

in

the

third;

off

one

foot

comes

up

short,

Thompson

gets

a

running

start

and

pulls

up

for

three,

Thompson

races

up

the

floor

and

Golden

State

are

back

up

by

points

as

Andre

Iguodala

calmly

watches.

He

was

hobbling

quite

a

bit

yesterday

during

the

media

sessions.

He's

received

a

lot

of

treatment

in

the

past

hours.

James

rises,

Knocks

it

down.

That's

his

first

three

of

the

game.

He's

got

Draymond

Green

has

Hill

on

him,

and

Hill

with

the

four

fouls.

Green

hands

it

to

Thompson.

Back

out,

Curry.

Curry

for

three.

James,

Beautiful

pass.

Tristan

Thompson

is

running

the

floor.

That's

his

tenth

assist.

And

it's

back

to

six.

Cavs

with

an

answer

once

again.

The

effort

of

Tristan

Thompson.

He's

sprinting

the

length

of

the

floor.

Outrunning

JaVale

McGee.

The

drop-off

pass

by

James.

Big-time

finish.

He's

got

points.

Nine

assists,

Eight

rebounds.

Almost

a

triple-double!

Exactly

right.

Steph

Curry

having

a

terrific

game;

he

feeds

Kevin

Love,

who

is

defended

by

Draymond

Green.

That's

going

to

be

the

first

on

Green.

I

could

watch

LeBron

James

catch

in

the

elbow

and

pass

from

there.

It's

like

a

highlight.

Good

catch.

Good

slip

by

Love.

He

beats

Draymond

Green.

Love

with

and

Another

double-double.

Game

four

will

be

Friday

in

Cleveland

as

well,

same

time

and

the

same

channel;

you

guys

were

talking

the

other

day

about

LeBron

James

depending

on

how

long

he

plays

he

has

a

chance

to

be

the

all-time

leading

scorer

in

NBA

history,

yet

is

his

number

one

strength

still

his

ability

to

pass?

not

only

does

he

have

a

chance

to

do

that,

but

he's

going

to

be

in

the

top

five

assist

men

in

the

history

of

the

game.

It's

absolutely

incredible.

I

just

think

he

might

be;

I

didn't

think

anybody

would

ever

beat

Jabbar's

record

and

he

could

do

it.

Durant,

little

crossover.

Pull-up

jumper's

good.

Kevin

Durant

of

from

the

field.

I

really

like

this

lineup

for

the

Cavaliers

where

they

go

tall.

long.

and

allow

LeBron

James

to

play

the

point.

Kevin

Love,

another

three.

Cleveland

struggling

in

the

first

half

from

downtown.

Coming

alive.

They're

now

of

but

they

may

have

been

wide

open

here

miscommunications

about

matchups.

Klay

Thompson

drives

on

Tristan

Thompson,

leaves

a

difficult

shot

for

Klay

Thompson.

LeBron

James

gets

ahead

of

Steve,

throws

it

up

and

Tristan

Thompson

with

the

right

hand

puts

it

down.

What

I

love

about

it

is

LeBron's

keeping

his

body

fresh

by

being

an

assist

man

right

now.

It's

going

to

come

a

point

where

he's

going

to

turn

it

on,

looking

to

be

aggressive

as

a

scorer

assists

for

LeBron

James.

Tristan

Thompson

was

questionable

with

that

left

ankle

a

high-ankle

sprain

suffered

in

Game

he

actually

played

minutes

after

being

injured

the

other

night.

Smith

gets

a

good

look.

Too

strong.

Durant.

Durant

deflected

by

James.

Goes

right

to

Jordan

Bell,

who's

fouled

by

Tristan

Thompson.

It's

like

putting

the

great

quarterback

in

the

shotgun.

He's

picking

his

options.

LeBron

is

doing

a

great

job

of

making

the

defense

come

to

him

and

then

rewarding

a

rolling

Tristan

Thompson

at

the

rim.

Free

throws

from

rookie

Jordan

Bell,

a

second-round

pick

out

of

Oregon

who

played

three

years

and

was

the

Defensive

Player

of

the

Year.

They

went

to

the

Final

Four;

Oregon's

all-time

leading

shot

blocker.

He

probably

received

a

lot

more

minutes

than

they

thought

coming

into

the

season.

James

releases

down

the

other

end,

a

player

catches

in

traffic

and

falls

down

he's

upset.

There

should

have

been

a

foul

called;

the

crowd

is

reacting

to

the

officials.

There

certainly

was

a

lot

of

contact.

Come

on.

Here's

my

question.

What

are

you

watching

if

you're

not

watching

that?

You've

got

to

give

him

space

to

land.

He

kept

his

balance

for

a

while.

But

then

he

just

couldn't

sustain

it.

You

can

miss

that

call.

You

give

a

coach

who's

normally

very

calm

a

technical

foul

he

rarely

argues.

So

when

he

argues

once,

I

think

some

of

these

players

and

coaches

wear

officials

down

with

their

constant

belaboring

of

calls,

and

when

you

get

a

guy

who

very

rarely

does

it,

like

on

Curry's

drive

when

he

says

something,

we

don't

have

tolerance

for

them.

We

give

these

other

guys

who

can

continually

complain

and

moan

so

much

more

benefit

of

the

doubt,

and

that's

mighty

nice

of

you.

You

can't

miss

that

call,

but

that's

where

the

eyes

are

supposed

to

be.

Durant

one-dribble

pull-up

shot

misses,

Shumpert

tips

it

ball

still

loose.

Jeff

Green

comes

away

from

the

pack,

takes

it

out

to

Love.

Love

off

the

dribble

drives,

layup

banks

it

home.

Evan

Love

having

a

terrific

game:

points,

rebounds,

and

it's

back

to

seven

again.

Love

has

points

already

here

in

the

quarter.

There's

still

over

three

to

play;

it's

deflected.

Tristan

Thompson

no,

it's

still

Golden

State

ball.

It's

still

Golden

State

ball.

It's

going

to

be

interesting

which

one

of

these

teams

gets

a

run

of

stops,

because

right

now,

if

I'm

either

coach,

I'm

not

satisfied

with

the

defense

and

we're

playing;

shot

clock

at

four

Curry

straight-on

three

misses;

hurry

from

downtown,

now

four

of

here's

James,

got

ahead

of

Steph,

drives

to

the

basket

and

backs

at

home;

the

pace

is

certainly

quick

and

Curry

inside

finds

Jordan

Bell,

back

out

to

Klay

a

three-pointer,

got

it;

terrific

push

by

Draymond

Green

after

the

made

shot

kept

Cleveland

on

their

heels

and

created

that

wide-open

shot;

whistle

on

a

foul

Steph

Curry

fighting

through

some

screens

is

called

for

a

personal

foul,

his

second,

keeping

the

pressure

on

the

Warriors'

defense.

LeBron

James

with

the

grown

man

move.

He's

getting

into

the

thick

of

the

Warriors'

defense.

A

beautiful

left-hand

finish.

Their

third-quarter

explosion,

but

it's

the

Cavs

who

are

leading

in

this

quarter.

They've

outscored

the

Warriors

Jeff

Green

double-clutches.

He

can't

get

it

to

go.

Knocked

out

of

bounds.

And

a

new

for

Cleveland.

And

that's

the

second

time

they've

trapped

James

in

a

pick-and-roll

in

the

middle

of

the

floor.

And

both

times,

Tristan

Thompson

made

good

plays.

This

time,

Jeff

Green.

Nice

cut.

Good

find.

Just

missed

a

good

look

at

the

basket.

David

West

is

in

with

Livingston.

Jordan

Bell.

Durant

and

Klay

Thompson.

James

drives,

throws

it

up.

Little

too

high

for

Larry

Nance.

Here

comes

Durant.

He

puts

his

head

down.

Pull-up

from

the

elbow.

Good.

Of

ten

from

the

field.

What

are

you

doing,

a

seven-footer,

leading

the

break?

The

ability

to

stop

and

pop

like

that.

You

lose.

Back

up

to

ten.

J.R.

Smith

comes

up

way

short.

It's

just

two

of

eight

from

the

field.

That's

a

bad

shot

by

Durant;

he

tried

to

thread

the

needle,

and

it

turned

over

to

Jeff

Green.

That

was

on

Kevin

Durant

that's

three

on

Durant.

drop-off

pass

to

Nance,

sensing

the

contact

by

the

rim.

Nice

game

in

game

one:

nine

points

and

rebounds,

four

of

them

offensive

rebounds.

You

know

how

his

dad

got

to

the

Cleveland

Cavaliers?

By

a

trade

for

the

great

Kevin

Johnson.

So

Kevin

Johnson

went

to

Phoenix,

right,

Larry

Nance

Sr.

went

to

Cleveland,

you

know,

that's

a

trade

that

worked

out

well

for

both

teams

and

both

players,

and

that

was

a

young

Kevin

Johnson,

playing

behind

the

great

Mark

Price.

He

was

an

absolute

rocket

in

Cotton

Fitzsimmons'

two-man

game

with

Tom

Chambers,

you

know,

a

little

bit

about

that

unbelievable.

Leave

me

on

an

island

defending

him.

Well,

I'll

try

to

touch

base

but

threw

it

out.

I

was

thinking

more

they

left

you

as

a

springboard

to

Tom

Chambers

you

remember

that;

it's

not

in

your

contract

and

not

mentioned.

By

the

way,

speaking

of

old-time

coaches,

Doug

Moe

received

the

Chuck

Daly

Award

earlier.

Well,

the

foul

won't

count,

but

he'll

head

back

to

the

free-throw

line.

My

congratulations

to

Doug

Moe

outstanding

award

for

the

great

Chuck

Daly,

well-deserved.

Doug

Moe's

teams

played

so

fast,

with

such

freedom.

Kiki

Vandeweghe,

Alex

English

they

were

the

highest-scoring

team

in

NBA

history

for

that

stretch

Nance

misses

the

first

one.

I

think

they

averaged

over

points

a

game

one

year,

Mike,

if

I'm

not

mistaken.

That

pass

LeBron

James

just

threw

going

to

his

left

didn't

result

in

anything

spectacular.

He

misses

both

free

throws—still

an

eight-point

game,

final

minute

of

the

third

quarter.

Durant

shoots

over

Korver,

whips

a

pass

to

Jeff

Green—good

open

look

that

misses.

Rebound

deflected,

an

excellent

job

to

take

it

away

from

LeBron

James.

They

have

missed

some

wide-open

three-point

shots,

were

hitting

them

earlier

in

the

period

but

not

the

last

few.

About

a

two-second

difference

between

the

shot

clock

and

game

clock.

David

West

puts

up

a

three—that's

good.

David

West

from

downtown

with

remaining.

That's

his

first

three-pointer

of

the

playoffs.

Gordon

Bell

arguing

with

David

Guthrie.

I

thought

it

was

before

it

was

in

the

act

of

being

thrown

in,

too.

It

was.

David

Guthrie

officiating

his

first

ever

NBA

Finals

game.

It's

a

big

step

for

any

official.

A

dead

ball

foul

on

this.

Let's

bring

in

Steve

Javie.

Steve,

What

the

officials

are

looking

for

is

when

the

foul

occurred.

The

replay

official

will

ask

the

official

on

the

floor

when

he

had

the

foul;

he'll

tell

the

replay

official

at

center,

and

if

it's

determined

that

it

was

before

the

release

of

the

ball

it

will

be

an

away-from-the-play

foul.

So

there

will

be

one

free

throw

and

then

they'll

get

possession

with

seconds

remaining.

See,

drawing

that

action,

Andre

Iguodala

pulling

Bell

aside

and

talking

to

him

about

how

to

defend

LeBron

James.

On

an

away-from-the-play

foul,

anybody

who's

on

the

court

at

the

time

gets

to

shoot

the

free

throw.

Kyle

Korver,

a

great

free-throw

shooter,

will

take

it,

and

in

this

case

it

may

not

work

to

their

advantage

because

there's

only

seconds,

so

they're

only

getting

one

shot.

But

they're

having

to

take

the

ball

out

feet.

But

that

doesn't

mean

you

still

can't

have

an

impact.

The

dialogue

he's

having

with

Bell

makes

him

a

better

player

and

puts

him

in

a

better

position

to

defend

LeBron.

They

just

brought

in

Draymond

Green

to

defend

James

on

this

last

possession.

Couldn't

touch

it

so

Bell

bounces

back

after

the

mistake

with

some

good

hustle

and

a

fine

defensive

play.

I'm

not

gonna

undersell

this:

the

rookie

comes

out

and

makes

a

play,

and

he

celebrates

it.

That's

how

you

apologize

for

a

bad

fight.

Oh,

Iggy

right

there.

You

know

he

doesn't

like

being

called

Iggy.

I

didn't

know

that.

You

know

what

I'm

talking

about.

Iggy

throws

it

up

and

that

will

end

the

third

quarter.

At

the

start

of

the

period,

Steph

Curry

and

Kendrick

Perkins

talking

to

each

other.

A

lot

of

talk

there

at

the

bench.

We

head

to

the

fourth

quarter.

a

game.

Second

half.

Game

two

of

the

NBA

Finals.

It's

hot

shooting.

Kevin

Durant,

eight

of

from

the

field.

He's

got

points

plus

seven

assists.

Meanwhile,

Klay

Thompson

helping

out

in

the

scoring

with

Durant.

There's

Durant

mixing

it

up

from

downtown

and

driving.

So

what

will

this

fourth

quarter

come

down

to?

Well,

We've

got

to

do

a

better

job

on

the

three-point

line.

I

think

they

made

five

or

so.

Six

threes

in

that

quarter

our

defense

has

to

get

better.

Thank

you,

Mike.

Thank

you,

Doris.

LeBron

James

fouling

Nick

Young

right

there

second

foul

on

LeBron

James.

One

of

the

things

Steve

Kerr's

got

to

be

happy

with

is

the

rebounding;

they

were

out-rebounded

by

in

game

one.

We've

seen

the

guys

get

involved

and

secure

rebounds

all

game

long.

He

was

speaking

of

that

James

has

not

sat

yet.

West

to

Curry;

Curry

floats

it

in,

nice

pass

to

David

West,

back

out

to

Livingston,

Nick

Young

tries

a

three-pointer.

This

is

bad.

With

the

rebound

there,

with

that

extra

day

between

games,

one

or

two

guys

get

a

little

extra

rest.

Korver,

quick

release

short.

It's

another

offensive

rebound.

James

sets

himself

and

hits

the

three-pointer,

and

it's

back

to

for

LeBron

James.

Every

time

it

seems

like

the

Warriors

are

gonna

break

this

game,

the

Cavaliers

respond.

Offensive

rebounding,

extra

possession

right

back

in

the

play,

breaking

them

down;

George

Hill

with

points

directing

the

offense,

Green

backs

it

up

against

Young

and

shoots

over

him.

We

got

a

double

team

here

comes

Curry

the

other

way;

hurry

back

in

the

corner,

a

nice

little

fake

sets

up

another

got

it

again,

Curry

back-to-back

threes,

and

the

Cavs

need

a

timeout;

the

Curry

family

rejoicing,

and

it's

a

game,

but

it's

not

just

his

ability

to

shoot.

He

relocates

to

get

open

better

than

anyone

who's

ever

played.

Mark

Jackson.

Steph

Curry

isolating

at

the

top;

crossover

forcing

Nance

to

step

back.

I

call

that

the

real

Nance.

How

about

this?

Coach

talked

about

the

ability

to

relocate.

He

sells

the

shot.

He

gets

him

in

the

air.

He

knocks

down

the

jumper.

Celebrates.

I

love

his

teammates.

Appreciating

the

greatness

of

Steph

Curry,

and

speaking

of

greatness

about

the

task

in

front

of

LeBron

James

he

understands

it's

a

big

one;

James

tonight

passed

Kareem

Abdul-Jabbar

for

second-most

points

in

Finals

play,

only

Jerry

West

scored

more

points

in

Finals;

James

stays

on.

He's

played

the

entire

game.

Backdoor

another

nice

look.

That's

assists

for

James.

But

again,

coach

talked

about

that

elbow

catch;

that's

a

tough

play

to

defend.

He's

now

to

Draymond

Green.

Livingston

goes

backdoor

good

luck

with

Draymond

Green

his

sixth

assist.

The

Warriors

scored

on

that

in

the

previous

game

too.

Livingston

slipped

after

a

timeout.

Nice

pass

by

Draymond

Green

as

well.

Livingston,

by

the

way,

has

not

missed

a

shot

yet

in

these

finals;

he's

five

for

five

tonight

with

ten

points.

He

sets

the

fake,

flares

and

just

slips

it.

Again,

Green

is

so

good

as

a

pass

initiator.

Free

throw

is

good.

The

Shaun

Livingston

with

the

injury,

Andre

Iguodala

is

getting

a

lot

more

time;

it's

his

fourth

year

with

Golden

State.

It's

his

ninth

NBA

team.

He's

got

two

rings,

of

course.

Everybody

remembers

the

knee

injury

back

in

but

he

has

found

the

perfect

role

here.

Such

a

smart

player

six

of

his

ten

points

came

in

overtime

in

game

one;

minutes

without

a

turnover.

Has

anybody

gone

perfect?

Steph

Curry

drives

left-handed.

Can't

finish.

Draymond

Green

right

there

to

tip

it

in.

And

that's

what

you

have

to

do.

If

there

is

a

switch

and

they

put

a

small

on

a

big

and

you

don't

punish

the

small

on

the

offensive

board.

You're

not

doing

your

job.

Draymond

Green

over

the

top

of

George

Hill.

Easy

bucket.

Kevin

Love

tries

a

three.

In

and

out.

And

a

loose-ball

foul

called

on

Green.

That's

his

third.

He

just

agreed

with

the

call.

This

is

a

very

special

moment

right

now.

I'll

tell

you

what.

You

touched

on

it.

But

if

I'm

Kevin

Love,

And

I

play

the

defense

I

played

against

Steph

Curry,

Making

them

work,

Taking

three,

Four,

Five

moves,

And

then

at

the

end

of

that,

You'll

give

up

an

offensive

rebound?

You've

got

to

be

better.

If

I'm

going

to

give

this

type

of

effort

defensively,

You

have

to

be

better.

Boxing

out,

Draymond

Green,

and

they're

giving

him

no

support.

They're

leaving

him

on

the

absolute

island

up

against

Steph

Curry.

Cavaliers

ball

with

on

the

shot

clock.

James

drives,

gets

inside

and

throws.

James

now

with

assists

and

eight

rebounds

for

LeBron

James;

Steve

Kerr

wants

a

timeout,

again

fighting

to

get

Curry

on

James

as

much

as

they

can

great

song

choice.

By

the

way,

James

blows

by.

No

help.

And

finishes.

You

don't

know

anything

about

this.

This

is

my

type

of

jam.

Baby.

What

a

beautiful

shot

in

the

Bay

Area.

Oakland.

California

game

two

of

the

NBA

Finals;

Warriors

up

by

It's

about

four

minutes

gone

in

the

fourth,

and

the

Warriors

have

led

the

entire

game.

Green's

pass

too

low.

But

Curry

recovers;

shot

clock

winding

down.

Curry's

gonna

have

to

put

it

up;

he

launches

it

up.

Shot

clock.

Oh!

He

knocks

it

down!

Steph

Curry

with

the

shot

clock

expiring.

And

throws

it,

flicked

it

out

six

to

shoot.

How

sick

is

this

shot

Steph

Curry

handling

to

recognize.

Clock

is

winding

down.

It

looked

beautiful

in

the

air

my

goodness,

there

goes

that

man.

That's

his

seventh

three-pointer

of

the

game,

points

for

Steph

Curry.

Five

to

shoot

for

Cleveland,

Kevin

Love

tried

to

answer.

It's

the

largest

lead

of

the

second

half.

Durant

has

a

big

height

advantage

there

on

George

Hill,

and

again...

He

easily

shoots

over

him.

What

an

efficient

game

Kevin

Durant

has

had

for

from

the

field.

He's

got

Korver

finds

Jeff

Green.

Green's

layup.

Nice

play

from

Jeff

Green.

Second

field

goal

for

Jeff

Green.

Very

little

shake

and

bake.

Off

the

glass

he

misses.

And

it's

an

offensive

foul.

Terry's

third

personal

foul.

Part

of

this

is

being

aware

looking

down

the

other

end

of

the

floor

to

see

the

shot

clock

expiring

and

knowing

he's

got

to

get

it

off

quickly;

travel

before

the

contact,

certainly.

Draymond

Green

caught

that;

the

travel

came

before

that's

four

on

Draymond

Green.

But

this

is

what

the

coach

is

talking

about.

He

got

a

technical

foul.

Right

he

has

a

complaint.

I

just

don't

understand

why

there's

such

a

double

standard

for

what

is

allowed

for

some

and

not

for

others;

I

think

it

almost

encourages

people

as

you

see

James,

one,

two,

three

to

treat

officials

with

a

lack

of

respect

because

you

build

up

a

tolerance

that

"oh,

he

only

cursed

me

out

a

little

at

that

time

so

it's

okay"

and

then

you

take

more

rope

and

more

rope,

with

just

under

six

and

a

half

remaining

here

in

the

fourth.

Oh,

nice

defensive

play

second

time.

He's

done

that,

missing

a

big

height

advantage

for

Durant.

But

he's

using

his

good

hands;

James

drives

on

Looney,

gets

inside

and

kicks

it

out

to

the

low

right

side.

Corner

three

in

and

out;

James

trying

to

keep

it

alive.

But

Durant

gets

the

rebound;

his

drives

are

creating

such

high-quality

shots

and

Curry

finds

Green.

Back

to

Curry.

Three-pointer.

Puts

it

in!

Downtown,

his

eighth

three-pointer

of

the

game.

And

that

ties

the

finals

record.

Tied

with

Ray

Allen,

who

did

it

for

the

Celtics

back

in

Do

you

realize

the

degree

of

difficulty

with

these

shots?

This

is

absolutely

a

clinic

on

shooting

by

Steph

Curry.

And

the

foul.

Allen

did

it

for

the

Celtics

in

And

Curry

now

with...

And

Curry

now

with

points

past

the

midway

point

here

in

the

fourth

quarter.

This

equals

the

largest

lead

of

the

game.

James

backs

in,

double-team,

tough

shot

can't

get

a

good

look.

Great

help

by

Green

and

excellent

one-on-one

defense

by

Curry.

Smith

gets

up

on

Curry

now.

Curry

inside

to

Durant

beautiful

pass,

eight

assists.

LeBron

needs

a

timeout.

The

Warriors

have

blown

this

open.

It's

an

lead.

Superior

offense

right

now

by

Steph

Curry.

The

switch

off

the

pick-and-roll,

the

shot

fake

to

open

up

the

passing

lane

the

lead.

Golden

State

Warriors

with

points.

It's

still

five

minutes

remaining,

percent

shooting

from

the

field.

He's

having

one

of

those

nights.

James

drives

inside

left-handed

and

misses.

If

you're

switched

onto

Durant,

you

need

to

get

in

front

and

make

him

throw

it

over

the

top.

Lodi

tried

to

go

back

door

but

George

Hill

grabbed

him;

that's

Hill's

fifth

foul.

I

agree

with

you;

you've

got

to

offer

some

resistance.

It's

not

his

fault,

But

he

doesn't

stand

a

chance

if

Kevin

Durant

catches

the

ball

with

him

behind;

it

also

puts

him

in

a

precarious

position

to

foul.

At

least

if

you're

in

front

and

they

throw

over

the

top,

you've

got

somebody

coming

from

the

weak

side.

I'm

looking

back

to

Curry.

Curry

mishandles

it,

He

gets

it

back,

Finds

Lou;

stolen

by

Kevin

Love.

J.R.

Smith

on

the

drive.

Back

out

to

Love.

Love

gets

a

good

look

for

three

and

can't

get

it

to

fall.

We've

had

a

number

of

open

looks

here

in

the

fourth.

And

right

Now

they're

just

not

dropping

for

Cleveland,

Mike

we

talked

about

rebounding;

Kevin

Durant

has

done

a

good

job

rebounding

for

the

Warriors

tonight.

Pass

inside,

Looney

fouled

by

Korver.

Kevon

Looney

will

shoot.

J.R.'s

a

little

slow

to

get

up,

and

they're

gonna

empty

the

bench

right

now

for

Cleveland

an

game

with

to

me

it's

early

to

empty

the

bench,

but

you

might

try

putting

someone

like

Rodney

Hood

in

to

try

to

get

him

going

and

maybe

utilize

him

at

some

point

in

this

series.

But

he

can

score

I

think

Jordan

Clarkson

might

get

a

few

buckets

in

garbage

time

to

gain

some

confidence.

But

their

defense,

to

me,

wasn't

the

issue

tonight;

it

was

their

offense.

They

gave

up

buckets.

They

just

couldn't

get

the

requisite

number

of

stops

on

LeBron

James,

Kevin

Love

and

J.R.

Smith.

Smith,

George

Hill,

Clarkson

and

Hood

are

back

in;

Love

stays

out

there

with

Larry

Nance.

I

would

consider

fouling

Mooney,

though.

I

would

tell

you

that

from

the

Cavs,

yeah.

I

think

even

Jordan

Bell

could

be

sprinkled

in

when

they

get

on

a

roll,

particularly

to

help

Curry

and

prevent

those

switches

the

Warriors

can't

get

anything

to

go;

Durant

right

there.

He

thought

he

was

fouled

going

up

with

three

and

a

half

minutes

remaining,

Golden

State

Curry,

way

outside,

another

three;

Steph

Curry

has

set

a

Finals

record

with

his

ninth

three-pointer

of

the

game,

of

his

here

in

the

fourth

what

a

magnificent

game;

remember,

he

missed

the

first

six

games

of

the

playoffs

recovering

from

that

knee

injury.

But

he

is

in

fine

form

right

now:

of

from

downtown,

points,

eight

assists,

seven

rebounds

a

dominant

Steph

Curry

as

the

lead

has

ballooned

to

it's

a

great

performance,

unbelievable,

the

guy's

ability

to

shoot

the

basketball

he

struggled

with

layups

tonight

yet

kept

knocking

in

the

three-ball;

what

a

shooting

display.

Kevon

Looney,

Patrick

McCaw

so

both

coaches

emptied

their

benches

with

remaining;

LeBron

James

probably

would

have

gone

the

entire

way

until

the

game

became

a

blowout;

he

finishes

with

points,

assists

and

nine

rebounds,

and

I

wonder

if

they

did

a

stat,

Mike.

He

had

assists.

But

what

about

the

ones

that

got

fouled

and

how

many

assists

would

those

have

led

to?

But

this

is

not

the

Celtics

that

they're

facing.

This

is

the

Warriors,

and

their

mentality

will

be

to

put

the

Cavs

away

in

Game

Three.

He

takes

it

in;

shot

from

behind,

nearly

Blocked.

And

here's

Hood.

He's

completely

fallen

out

of

the

rotation.

Cedi

Osman

and

a

goaltending

call

on

McCaw.

Now

the

Cavaliers

at

home

are

a

different

team.

Just

one

loss.

Their

only

loss

at

home

was

Game

One.

Golden

State

has

been

up

and

down

on

the

road.

Cook

throws

it

to

Pachulia.

They're

four

and

four

on

the

road,

and

Pachulia

has

helped

a

brilliant

offensive

performance

points,

percent

shooting;

Game

will

be

back

in

Cleveland.

An

overtime

heartbreaker

for

Cleveland.

Game

A

dominant

fourth

quarter

for

Golden

State.

Suffocating

in

that

third

quarter

their

defense,

I

thought,

got

picked

apart

by

Cleveland,

but

I

thought

their

defense

was

great

to

start

with;

Curry

continued

to

play

great,

Klay

Thompson

bounced

back

from

that

health

scare,

and

most

importantly

Kevin

Durant

was

efficient

once

again,

of

from

the

field

for

Durant,

and

again,

Mark,

you

mentioned

the

rebounding

Steve

Kerr

said

that

was

really

on

his

mind

before

the

game,

how

badly

they

were

outrebounded;

Durant

had

nine

boards

and

seven

assists

as

well,

and

if

they

don't

turn

the

ball

over

it's

nearly

impossible

to

stop

them;

Houston

did

a

great

job

in

four

of

the

seven

games,

but

it's

hard

to

keep

this

team

down;

Jose

Calderon,

the

veteran

playing

in

his

first

NBA

finals,

it's

a

final

bucket,

Nick

Young

well

off,

knocked

out

of

bounds

by

Getty

Altman

J.R.

Smith

tried

to

respond,

but

it's

just

five

points,

two

of

nine

from

the

field;

he

can

go

three

or

four

minutes

at

a

time

without

ever

touching

the

ball,

so

it's

hard

to

find

a

rhythm.

a

steady

hand.

Always

in

the

right

place

at

the

right

time,

making

big

shots.

Just

making

his

presence

felt.

We

always

say

strength

in

numbers.

It's

not

just

a

saying.

It's

the

reality

of

how

we

play.

Klay

Thompson

was

questionable

and

didn't

necessarily

look

and

Kevin

Durant

was

self-critical

after

game

one.

He

didn't

think

he

was

efficient

enough.

An

electrifying

shooting

performance

from

the

player

who

one

day

will

go

down

as

the

best

three-point

shooter

in

NBA

history.

So

a

lead

usually

means

good

things

in

finals

history.

But

Golden

State,

you

know,

will

certainly

not

Sit

on

their

laurels

as

they

head

to

Cleveland.

Cavs.

A

different

team

at

the

Quicken

Loans

Arena.

But

it's

Golden

State

that

leads

two

games

to

nothing.

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Who had a 51-point performance in Game 1?

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Which team is introduced as the defending NBA champion?

Which player turned the ball over near the end of the clip?

How many turnovers did Cleveland have at that point?

Who finished the fast break with a slam after Curry's steal?

Who knocked down the three near the end of the clip?

Who was called for the foul while closing out?

Who was wide open for a three at the end of the clip?

How many points are the Cavaliers trailing by?

How many fouls does Kevin Durant have?
Two

Who took the three-pointer that Draymond Green came back to contest?

Which Warriors player came up to set the screen and then slipped it before Curry's on-point delivery?

Who is the Warriors' head coach?
Steve Kerr

Who shot a left-handed three-pointer?
Steph Curry

Which quarter just ended?
The first quarter.

By how many points are the Cavaliers trailing at the end of the window?

Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers.

How many points does Klay Thompson have and what is his field-goal shooting?

Who caught the ball and spun in the paint?

How many points did George Hill have in the first half?

What free-throw percentage is Kevin Love shooting in the playoffs?

Who knocked down the contested jump shot despite taking contact?

Who grabbed the rebound and drew the foul at the end of the clip?

Which player fell on LeBron after the play?

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Which player mentioned had hip problems, underwent two hip surgeries, and has lost weight this year?

Over the last four seasons, how many of the Warriors' 177 games with 30 assists did they win?

Who just hit the late three?
Steph Curry

What is Cleveland's shooting percentage from the field at this point?

Who got the good-looking three-point attempt at the end of the clip?

Which Cavaliers player is being described as looking more aggressive offensively?

How many turnovers do the Cavaliers have?

Who just hit a three-pointer from the corner?

Which player just picked up his fourth foul?

Who recorded his tenth assist on that play?

Who beat Draymond Green on the final play described?

Who finished LeBron's ahead-of-steam pass with a right-handed putback?

What happened after a player caught the ball in traffic following James's release?

He fell to the floor, appeared upset, and it looked like he expected a foul to be called.

Who banked home the layup after driving off the dribble?

Who finished with a beautiful left-hand finish?

Who took the bad shot that "turned" at the end of the sequence?

Who will head back to the free-throw line?

Who just made the three-pointer with 4.6 seconds remaining?

How many seconds will remain on the clock for the ensuing possession after the foul review?

How many points does Kevin Durant have at this point?

What happened on Korver's shot at the end of the clip?

Korver's quick-release jumper was short — it missed.

Who just knocked down the jumper at the top and celebrated?

How many years has Andre Iguodala been with Golden State?

Who was being left isolated on defense against Steph Curry?

Who knocked down the shot as the shot clock expired?

Which player had seven three-pointers and 26 points at this point?

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By how many points are the Warriors leading at the end of this window?

Which player just committed his fifth foul?

Which Cavaliers players were subbed back in?

J.R. Smith, George Hill, Jordan Clarkson and Rodney Hood

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What was Golden State's road record mentioned in the commentary?

Which player was knocked out of bounds?
Nick Young

How long can J.R. Smith go at a time without touching the ball?

Which Warriors player was listed as questionable and didn't necessarily look 100%?

Who leads the series and what is the series score?