Well nice game by the Cavs this might turn into a series after all depending on what is going to happen on Monday.

And now we know that shooting 50% from 3 is conducive to blowing people out. But how often are the Cavs gonna outscore their opponent by 33 points from deep?

That and actually, you know, playing defense.  And playing with urgency as if playoff games are, you know, playoff games.  

The Cavs are now have a chance to come back and win the series in 6 or 7 games. The Cavs may be able to pull of the near impossible and win the NBA title.

That does help, yes. If the Cavs ever managed to sustain that for multiple games they might actually be dangerous

The former yes, the latter, no.  Not unless they can muster up the kind of fiery, intense determination the Cavs showed in the 2015 finals or the last 3 games of the 2016 finals.  More the 2015 though.  They would need an iron will to have a chance.  The problem is the Cavs are not consistent enough.  They're too quick to shrug their shoulders and give up a game.  If they want to have any chance in the Finals, assuming they get there, they need to steel themselves ASAP.

Warriors win third game to go 2-1 up, with a 41 point win over the Rockets! Steph is back! 35 point game and he has silenced his critics.

The First and Only Unanimous MVP showed up and showed out tonight. Now he's got his confidence back, which was the last thing the Rockets needed. Time for Houston to respond in Game 4, otherwise they'll have a real uphill battle ahead of them.

Houston will be in big trouble if they don't win game 4. Steph showed up big and Kevin Durant was playing great like usual.

Cavs win game 4 and level the series at 2-all. They will now win this series in 6 games, it is a wrap. The Cavs are too big and too strong for a Celtics team lead by rookies and no names.