most tilting thing about Klay is how bad he travels every time he drives and does the hop step. every single time he hop steps, pauses, then takes another step. and it never gets called.

Well he learned it from the goat.

http://stats.inpredictable.com/nba/w...407&pregm=odds

For the pre-game odds adjusted graph

So Dray got one last nut shot in during the closing seconds? What a freak.

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=163...pnapi_internal

video exemplifies the two types of homer theory. the good ones and the bad ones. i.e. the devestated ones/shocked vs the yelling at the refs

Well your opinions on lebron are trash.

**** all of you so hard for slobbering this team's antics all year. There literally was like one guy in December who said "they run around like goons every time they hit a 3" and everyone else was just constant "shut the **** up and enjoy watching the most historically great team there will ever be" and "how could anybody not like this team?".

So the real odds then ....

Where

And wtf at the Lebron butt pat too Curry not bein all over the Internet

I'm guessing that constant zig-zag near the end is the ~4 minutes that neither team scored. Misses and misses and misses, and you can see the win probability zig every ~20 seconds or so until Kyrie finally hits that 3.

That part of the game was just unreal tense. Looking at that line diving up and down over and over is a perfect way to capture how huge every possession felt - the momentum kept swinging with every stop and it felt like anything could happen.

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**** all of you so hard for slobbering this team's antics all year. There literally was like one guy in December who said "they run around like goons every time they hit a 3" and everyone else was just constant "shut the **** up and enjoy watching the most historically great team there will ever be" and "how could anybody not like this team?".[/quote]

Preaching to the choir
They replayed it a few times, not sure how you missed that. I guess it's not all over the internet because it happens every game, no one cared

Great collection. Can anyone locate the bench literally falling all over each other during I think the Portland series? There were also some over the top Steph bench celebrations in a recent game if anyone has.

I'm posting them on Facebook for my fellow #DubNationers who only actually watched ~8 minutes of NBA all season.

The slow pace probably made it even more tense.

Whether or not it was optimal, you have to admire the excruciating pace CLE played at the end. It was super, super deliberate and planned. They knew exactly what they were going to do in a close game.

Think this was me but I'm a verified hater.

++ congrats man!

Make sure the MVP nails a(nother) 3?

Now I have something to tell the grandkids about, I was hating on Steph and the Warriors before it was cool!... The first time I mentioned that they over-celebrate routine stuff was back in the 2015 regular season, but who's counting.

I also found this:

I hope I get a ring sent to my house.

But for real what I didn't predict was that a team would be able to dictate matchups to the extent that Cleveland did, not only forcing Steph to play D on every possession, but to play it against their best offensive players... after having to fight so hard not to get switched on. I think this was a huge leak in Kerr's gameplan basically making Steph the primary defender for a whole series. That might work in the regular season where teams aren't going to perfect dictating those switches, but it seemed awfully easy for Bron to do once they figured things out.

I feel kind of sorry for Steph... almost.. He was forced to guard Bron/Kyrie, box out Love/TT, and still carry an offense, it's no wonder he had struggles late in games 5,6 and 7.