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Old School Meets New School
Last season at this time, it was the Golden State Warriors who were rolling into the NBA Finals, while the Cleveland Cavaliers seemed to be just barely getting by. Now, the roles are reversed in a rematch for the Larry O'Brien Trophy....
Don’t think this series is over simply because the Warriors won Game 6 in Oklahoma City and host a winner-take-all seventh game at raucous Oracle Arena. The Thunder already won once on the road this series and feel confident they can do it again....
Game 7 of any series in any sport is typically considered a relatively fair fight. Even the biggest underdogs always seem to have a shot at getting the job done. That said, the whole world is writing off the Oklahoma City Thunder at this point. They blew their chance to close out the 73-win Golden State Warriors on their home court, and now they face the arduous – and perhaps impossible – task of winning in Game 7 on Monday night at Oracle Arena, a place where the Warriors hardly ever lose....
In a must-win Game 5, the Warriors came up big.Golden State got solid games from Steph Curry and Klay Thompson in a win that kept the series alive and now the question is whether or not the Warriors can still win this series....
The Warriors believe their championship team showed up for Game 5 and fought off elimination with a 120-111 victory. Now the question is: Does it travel? Golden State was abused in Games 3 and 4 in Oklahoma City, losing by a combined 52 points. The Dubs need to be much better if we are to have a Game 7 on Monday....
Just the mere fact that the Toronto Raptors are still in the Eastern Conference Finals is impressive. They've made it to Game 6 of this series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, and even if they bow out here, they have nothing to hang their heads about, especially with as well as they've fought against what is definitively the best team in the East....
The Cavaliers didn’t forget how to shoot or defend. Those vital parts of their game were just missing when they dropped a pair in the ACC to level the series. Cleveland regained control with a 116-78 win in Game 5 at The Q and must pack those game elements for a return trip to Toronto to close out the series....
That was an unexpected turn of events. Golden State was a heavy favorite going into this series but now finds itself on the ropes after getting routed in both games in Oklahoma City. The Thunder won both games by a total of 52 points and now have the opportunity to shock the world and knock off the best team in the NBA in just five games....
The Warriors have not lost three consecutive games all season. Of course, they hadn’t lost two straight until Tuesday, when Oklahoma City grabbed a 3-1 series lead with its 118-94 win. Suddenly Golden State, who set a league record for regular season wins, is on the brink of elimination....
Log on to BookMaker online for all the latest NBA spreads, totals, moneylines and props. BookMaker Sportsbook provides the earliest NBA odds, so beat the squares to the best lines, and cash your bet today! The game between the Toronto Raptors and the Cleveland Cavaliers will tip at 8:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at The Q Arena. The contest will be broadcast nationally on ESPN....
A series that looked lopsided is now even. And it’s the favorite Cavaliers on the ropes after dropping two straight in Toronto. After a 10-0 start in the postseason, the Cavs are counting on home court advantage to help them reach the NBA Finals....
The defending champion Warriors were served up a big fat helping of humble pie on Sunday night to fall behind the Thunder 2-1 in the series. For the first time this postseason, there’s serious doubt that Golden State has the goods to pull off the repeat. They’ll look to squash those assumptions Tuesday night when they return to the scene of the crime for Game 4....
Suddenly a second straight title doesn’t seem like a given for the Warriors. After Sunday’s beating, the Thunder have control of the series and can put the defending champs in a huge hole. Don’t count Golden State out just yet, though. The Dubs haven’t lost consecutive games all season....
The Toronto Raptors crushed any ideas that they were going to be swept by the Cavaliers with Saturday’s 99-84 victory. They’ll need to play with the same desperation to even the series, and don’t expect the Cavaliers to roll over on Monday.You can bet on NBA odds at BookMaker.eu every day of the season....
The Cleveland Cavaliers had won ten straight games before Game 3 on Saturday night and it looked like their series against the Toronto Raptors was going to be a yawner. However, the Raptors showed they still had some life in them with a 15-point win. Most analysts still don’t give the Raptors much of a chance, but if they can pull out a win in Game 4, people will start taking them seriously....
The Raptors have proven to be unworthy adversaries of the Cavaliers through the first two games of the Eastern Conference finals with LeBron James and company able to waltz to the commanding 2-0 lead with no resistance whatsoever. If Toronto doesn’t put its best foot forward in Game 3 back home, you can put a fork in the series because it’ll be done!...
Embarrassing losses in the postseason are nothing new to the Thunder. The Warriors didn’t just take Game 2, they did it emphatically. It was a message from Golden State that might carry over to Sunday. OKC needs to collect itself for a proper response....
The Cavaliers continue to roll through the Eastern Conference with little resistance, winning 10 straight playoff games by an average of 13.4 points. The Raptors looked helpless in the first two games of the conference final, but are hopeful a return north of the border can change their way....
The Western Conference Finals will basically be gone and forgotten over the course of the next several days.The Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder played on Wednesday night, and they won't be back at it until Sunday when the series shifts to the Sooner State for Game 3....
Cleveland came out flat through most of the first quarter in Game 1, but turned it on in the second en route to a dominating victory over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night. The Cavaliers ended up outplaying the Raptors in every way and now Toronto needs to go back to the drawing board to figure out how to be competitive in Game 2....
Don’t overreact to a Game 1 blowout. We don’t have to look back to far to be reminded of that. After playing two seven-game series and having just one day off leading into their first Eastern Conference final game, the Raptors looked fatigued and paid the price against the well-rested Cavaliers. And there isn’t much time to recover before the next one....
The good times continued to roll for the Oklahoma City Thunder who slayed another dragon in the series opener to snag their third straight win in enemy territory this postseason. This time it came against the defending champs, and because of it, the Warriors now find themselves on the precipice of falling into an 0-2 hole and dropping back-to-back home games for the first time this season....
The Thunder didn’t steal homecourt advantage, they earned it with a 108-102 victory in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals. Every team on the road to begin a series is looking for a split, just trying to get that elusive one. The Thunder have that. And now they can go for more....
The common belief is that the Cleveland Cavaliers should have no problems dismissing the Toronto Raptors in the Eastern Conference Finals. They haven't lost a game yet this postseason, and it's tough to imagine Game 1 being the time a game is finally lost....
There are only four teams left to fight it out for the Larry O'Brien Trophy, but with the Spurs out of the way, there are really only two teams left who commonly are thought to have any chance whatsoever to win it all....
