NBA FInals

Here in Idaho, we don't have an NBA team to get behind. Salt Lake City is about 4.5 hours from Boise, and that's probably the closest team to us. Portland has the Trail Blazers, but even though we share a border with Oregon, Portland is still very far away...

For the third consecutive year, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors will duel for the NBA title.

Hey, so did you watch the game last night?

The irresistible force meets the immovable object in Sunday night's game seven of the NBA Finals.  Will the Golden State Warriors repeat as NBA Champions or will Lebron James lead the Cavs back from the 3-1 deficit.

They're NBA's best regular season team ever.  They were dubbed unbeatable and had the ability to back it up.  Now the Golden State Warriors are on the verge of being run out of the NBA Finals by the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Cavs are back in Cleveland and Draymond is back with Golden State.  Does it all end tonight?  Is Coach Lue better than his predecessor David Blatt?  What about Andrew Bogart?  Will the Warriors miss their rim protector?

What's the measure of a champion? Is it being the favored and winning? Is it overcoming immeasurable odds? How about overcoming injuries? The path to last year's title and this year has been smooth sailing for the Warrior until losing last night to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Warriors are set to end a magical season tonight at Oracle Arena if they beat the Cleveland Cavaliers.  Draymond Green is out for Golden State.  Does his loss make that big of a difference?

Lebron James has been replaced by Steph Curry and possibly Kevin Durant as the NBA's most dominant players currently in the league.  I say this as a huge fan of Lebron and his accomplishment both on and off the court.  However, only the king is responsible for another Cleveland defeat.

The two best players in the world had an unusual, and revealing, encounter during Game 3.