The C's have won every home game in their first two Playoff series. They have home court advantage in this series. They also had the third best regular season road record behind only Houston and Golden State. They can win anywhere.
After sweeping through that choke of a Toronto team it's easy to forget that the Cavs took seven games to beat Indiana winning the last game at home by four measly points.
And don't use last year as a barometer. Cleveland is without Kyrie Irving who averaged 26 ppg against the Cs in the Playoffs last year. And the Cs have only one of their starters from last year starting in this year's Playoffs, Al Horford. Marcus Smart was there but came off the bench. Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier were there but neither had even shadows of the games that they have blossomed into playing this year. Brown averaged 9 ppg and Rozier averaged 5 ppg. And don't forget that the Cs best player last year, Isaiah Thomas, went down early in Game 2 never to return for the rest of the Playoffs. Lastly, the Cs bench this year is vastly improved over last year.
I'd say the Cs have a very good chance of knocking the King and his Court off their thrones.