I legitimately believed that the NBA is rigged this season and that a lot of the big name players are in on it

really. an another injury right before lebron gets his difficult game? kyrie. when golden state needs a break someone gets injured

when cavs need a break. someone on the other hard game someone gets injured .

and I never seen a sport where home court advantage takes you from winning by 20+ points to losing in an opposite blowout

rigged as sport. I do believe that crooked ref when he spoke out on the cavs few years ago.

Kings remember. 

You're gonna have to to take this bait elsewhere. Doesn't fly in this forum.

Warriors choked that one away in the 4th. Really terrible play calling in the end.

Rockets regain home court and tie the series, 2-2 heading back to Houston and the momentum on their side. This series is a battle of will now.

Game 5 is going to be absolutely huge.
Now, it's the Warriors who are in a must win situation as far as I'm concerned. Because even if they win Game 6 after losing Game 5, that means they have play Game 7 back in Houston. Clearly they want no part of that. If the Rockets win Game 5, they just might be able to pull if off and win the series.
Stakes are starting to ride very high now. This is turning into the best Western Conference Finals series since the Kings/Lakers in 2002.

Please win this series, Rockets. The Warriors are far from invincible.

Love that both east and west conference finals are dead even, I honestly expected the Warriors to easily bludgeon their way to the final. Glad it's at least interesting.

Rockets are now favourites to win series after their surprise upset win in Game 4. Warriors scored the first 12 points of the game and the Rockets slowly worked their way back in a narrow 95-92 win.

Ya, definitely a bit of a choke job there by the Warriors at the end. Still, credit to the Rockets for doing what they had to do, especially after going down 12-0 right from the go. They didn't quit. Harden actually played some defense for a change, bless his soul. CP3 showed up when it mattered. Nice to have a close competitive game here in this series for once, and very pleasantly surprised it's all tied up at 2-2.


The key here clearly atm, I think, is the Warriors lacking depth. Especially with Iguodala out this game, they're simply lacking key rotation pieces. Houston need to keep pushing them, both tempo wise, and with physicality. Wear them out.

If the Cavs make the finals and the Warriors don't, that would honestly be pretty hilarious :P