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I still feel like he's going to LA. He'd be the "star" there and they have young pieces for the future... Plus it's LA. Toronto is a decent team, but as long as LeBron is still kicking in the East that "situation" is going nowhere.

I shouldn't say "the only reason" because that's a little too dramatic. But without klay stepping up curry doesn't do what he does in this game.

Klay was the only reason they won. Kept them in long enough for Steph to wake up at the end and take over

"Curry's hurt tho"

Cavs look good

NBA really needs to step in and do something about this kicking thing though, whether it's intentional or not it shouldn't be happening. 

Grizzlies

I'll take the Cav...nvm. I can take whatever lotto team is left over for input.

GarPax has been god awful and needed to be gone already. Can't blame Noah.

  Probably right since they'll be playing at home. That seems to be the theme in these playoffs, sadly.

  They're "the deepest team in the league" according to many analysts ... Kerr said that Curry isn't playing hurt. He's just flat out getting dominated. It was clear last night what OKC's strategy was -- keep a body on him at all times and don't allow him to move around like he usually does...

Although it's annoying that he's now doing his best LeBron impression (throwing his arms up on EVERY drive/no call).

Durant is fucking money man

Curry out here just doesn't care man lmao. Threw that last pass like "fuck itttt"

  By common thought too, if you have a larger zone, players will be more likely to swing at pitches because they know that they will be called strikes. Despite pitchers having to put the ball in a zone that the hitter can hit it "better" with an smaller zone, it also promotes walks and taking...

  It's been pointed out (accurately) that they have expanded it lower because they get judged even harder if they call a high strike, as opposed to a low strike. Less heat if they make a mistake lower than higher.

  Yes, it definitely benefits the offensive aspect of the game. However, it will do the opposite of what they have been trying to do (speeding the game up) because there will be more offense. I guess the argument can be made that the ball will likely be in play more, but I see this as a...

Am I mis-reading this? How is making the zone smaller going to speed up the game? 

Lue should spend 25k after this game

First miss of the quarter for the Cavs