I can't find the odds for Celeveland winning in 7, does anyone know what those odds are?

I hope the Cavs can pull this one out! If they do, I don't think the Warriors will win game 6 in Cleveland and it will give us fans another game 7. One of the best things in all sports!!

In saying that, I think the Warriors will get it done today.

It would be hilarious if this goes to 7 again. Wow the pressure would be on the Warriors then.

That said, I think this ends today.

I think it'll end today. Mainly because I'm stuck at work and wont be able to watch this one. Hopefully I'm wrong!

It would certainly liven things up if the Cavs could get this one, but yeah if I had to guess I'd say the warriors will piss it in.

That wasn't a good enough game 5 win on your home court given the over stack of KD and his 30 point games.

You have to wonder, if Bogut didn't break a leg, would the cavs had enough to get over the line.

That miss call on KD against LBJ started the Cavs dropping their bundle. Becomes a game changing miss in the context.

?NBL Finals Isaac ? ;-)

I think it will be a crazy off-season. Some big players will be cooking up some big things.

Players will be resigned to the fact they won't get past GSW without an out of this world team.

Warriors dynasty has begun! Hopefully KD gets another 5 rings with GSW and then I think he is in talks of GOAT. Early days but we are witnessing the greatest team of all time.

In order to compete with GSW teams need to have at least 3 top 20 players on the same team.

Hopefully Harden or Westbrook can team up with Kawhi

"Players will be resigned to the fact they won't get past GSW without an out of this world team."

Players will sign to GSW, an out of this world team - corrected it for you MACDUB. :-)

Gnome, thanks - can't believe I didn't spot that.

Expected Deron Williams and Kyle Korver to provide a lot more given their ability. Pretty flat bench for Cleveland in the end.

The bench was the story in game 5. 35 Warrior bench points against the Cavs 7. You could argue that Cleveland had the top end power to compete but not the depth. This could be put down to systems and coaching also. That's the Kerr V's Lue factor right there. LeBron has had to compete not only against great talent but great coaching also. His rings were won with Spoelstra and Lue (who came half way through a season). Not exactly HOF coaches!

This might be just me but...Lebron passing out to Korver in the corner for the miss towards the end of Game 3 pretty well decided the finals. The Cavs should have won game 3. The way they finished off the game, along with the big shots by KD was just a disaster.

Lebron got to the middle of the lane, and should have finished. Very easy to say it in hindsight, but I was watching with a Cavs fan at the time and couldn't believe he passed that off..

Maybe decided the finals is a bit over the top, but you know what I mean!

Korver is considered to be one of the best spot up shooters in the league and he was WIDE open. If that was GSW in the same situation, you bet they are passing it out to a wide open three point shooter. Korver just had to hit that shot. He badly failed to make the step up to Finals pressure.

I agree though that if they hit that shot and get another stop, maybe they win games 3 and 4, play pretty well in game 5, and even if they fall short can come back to Cleveland to try to force a game 7.

I'm a big Korver fan (and clearly love spot up shooters generally....). I just thought that Lebron should have finished from where he got to. I'm not sure why in that particular situation he would defer to someone else. As open as Korver was, he wasn't shooting well...I cringed as soon as Lebron passed it to him.

As a Warriors fan, i was so nervous about yesterday's game. That Cav's defence in the 4th quarter was so bad. They gav up at least 4 uncontested layups, by completely botching switches on defence. The Cav's offence generally consisted of LeBron or Kyrie going one on one with a defender, while the Warriors were patient, going through multiple pick and rolls, waiting for a mismatch, or a defensive slip up from the Cav's.

When the Cav's got Korver, D Williams * 2, Bogut, to go with Shumpert, Jefferson, Frye, i thought the respective benches would be the difference, with Cav's having the edge. I was so wrong. We knew what Iggy/Livingstone could do, but McGee, McCaw, Clark and West were all huge for the Warriors at various times in the playoffs, especially Game 5. Think a lot of them will move on for financial reasons, but the Warriors shouldn't have any problems filling their shoes on the bench.

Overview - We all suspected Durant was potentially the "best player in the world"...confirmed at the expense of all the other "potential BPITW"
I suspected Stephen Curry wasn't the BPITW...confirmed.
I also know Klay Thompson wont stick around to "just win rings"...times have changed...the Scottie Pippen role will no longer exist.

Klay still has 2 years of his contract to go. He could/probably will have 3-4 rings by then, so is well and truly within his rights to leave for greener pastures. The Warriors will likely be looking for salary cap relief by then anyway, so could be a win/win.

Iggy and Livingstone are the interesting one's this off season. If they keep them, and replenish the bench, then only injuries can beat them next season.

It seems inevitable, but CP3 goes to the Spurs, or PG goes to the Cav's, or Markell Fultz is a superstar at Boston, and all of a sudden it's not as inevitable. A side did lose the title after winning 73 games after all, so not everything is a certainty.

It is a shame that Curry does not have enough ego to lose it over being only the second best player on his team.

He will apparently sign a max contract to stay in GSW, but it would be really interesting if he were to entertain offers elsewhere.