Only three teams have overcome a 2-0 deficit to win the NBA Finals: the 1969 Celtics, the 1977 Trail Blazers and the 2006 Heat. The Cavs are 4 minutes away from needing to do just that -- and against a team that's won 87 games this season.
Before tonight's game, a fan purchased two courtside tickets to Game 3 in Cleveland for $25,000 each.
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It doesn't matter what he tells his team....Warriors are a power house....LMAO
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Warriors rout Cavaliers 110-77 to take 2-0 lead in NBA Finals. The ViewFromVegas is they easily covered after closing as 6-point home favorites and the game stayed under the betting total of 209.5. Warriors/home/faves are 2-0 ATS in the series and unders are also 2-0.
LeBron has now lost 7 straight vs. the Warriors, the longest losing streak against any team in his career.
Warriors won Games 1 & 2 by combined 48 Pts, the largest point differential in 1st 2 NBA Finals games in history.
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The confetti is falling at Oracle following the Warriors' record-tying 87th win of the season (regular season and postseason combined).
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