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Cavaliers has a great chance to win in the championship, I have not check the line yet actually, but if the line is -5 or less for the warriors then that implies we take the moneyline for the cavaliers, win or lose but I would say cleveland for the 1st NBA championship.

This will be a great surprise if cavs wins the game, they struggle alot in the early game and now they are on 50 % chance to win it. Lebron james was awesome, this is how a top basketball player should be. Too bad that curry is still underperformed, he needs to start doing things up or GSW could lose the next game again

thinking gsw will pull it off in the end, but realy realy hope cleavland wins , cant have enought of lebron that guy is so good!

Last year Iguodala got the MVP, if this year they don't give to Curry again that would be right but NBA doesn't act like that. If Curry made 30+ points they automatically give trophy to Curry. Of course they need to get that win first.

If GSW will get the championship, Klay Thompson is the best candidate for that. Since playoffs started he's always the man of the game.


It can't be seen by those one sided because their thinking is all about bad officiating for their team. Tyron Lue back in Game 4 got fined by questioning the officiating officials. So I think it's all fair. Both teams experienced the same.

LeBron showed his greatness again and Curry sucked and fouled out. He acted like a little child. There will be game 7 and that shows us how NBA is rigged. I'm not surprised if they let Golden State to win championship and give Curry the MVP even though he didn't deserve it in this 6 games played.

Yes, using refs as an excuse is a lame one and very one-sided point of view. There are drives of Lebron and Kyrie that wasn't called and the 3rd foul of Love was a clear mis-call.

Exactly my same thought also.

A one sided one will obviously just noticed the bad officiating on your desired team only and this is what always happene in very game. Some carried away, some getting out of character etc.

Watched the whole game, the refs doesn't seem to favoring anyone, a lot of the calls were just thin. It just became an issue because Steph was forced out of the court. But really, both sides did benefit from the thin calls.

i can't imagine both teams will feel after the last buzzer sound. if gsw win it is a great success for them seeking another chapter on their quest to make history in NBA, making them the more popular, but in the other side if cavs get this they will also create their own success making the first team to come back in my knowledge to win 3-1 deficit and their first crown, whoever win the game they both deserved it good luck bias side here cavs fans crossing fingers for cavs to win.

Well played by Lebron. Back to back 41 pts and a well filled-up stat sheet. But I guess haters still have something bad to say about that.

I am also unlucky like Golden State Warriors because i placed my bet on handicap there and lost in the same way like Warriors did, Cavaliers well played with more better strategy and succeed to make this series level easily so now 7th game will be more entertaining and more high points will be get scored into this match.

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Will Stephen Curry Be Suspended For Game 7 Of The NBA Finals?

It’s the question on everyone’s mind: Will Stephen Curry be allowed to play in Game 7 of the NBA Finals?

The Golden State Warriors MVP fouled out late in a Game 6 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday and in his frustration threw his mouthguard and accidentally hit a fan sitting in the front row. Those actions earned Curry a technical foul and an ejection from the game.

But because of that problem, will Curry be suspended for Game 7? The NBA wouldn’t actually consider removing one of its best players in a winner-take-all championship game, would it?

In short, no, at least according to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, who cited “NBA sources” on “SportsCenter” following Game 6 in saying that Curry would face a stiff fine but will be allowed to play, per league precedent.

Fans might recall Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem’s suspension from the 2006 NBA Finals after throwing his mouthguard, but Windhorst said those same sources clarified that Haslem’s suspension was due to targeting official Joey Crawford. Reggie Miller was suspended in 2001 for intentionally throwing his gum at a referee.

Curry’s mouthguard incident is being seen as an accident in the heat of the moment and nothing more, which Curry doubled down on during his postgame news conference. After hitting the fan — who was waving “goodbye” at Curry after fouling out — square in the hand (which, not for nothing, is actually pretty impressive in and of itself), Curry went over and apologized to him before being escorted off the court.

The fan in question actually was Andrew Forbes, son of Cavs minority owner Nate Forbes. Windhorst reported that some players in the Cavaliers locker room joked that they wish Forbes had played up the incident more and pretended to be hurt in hopes of a harsher reaction from the league.

In a similar incident, then-Utah Jazz forward Enes Kanter tossed his mouthguard into the stands in frustration in a December 2014 game and was fined $25,000 but not suspended. In October 2015, Los Angeles Clippers guard Austin Rivers threw a seat cushion into the stands and hit a fan, and even he only received a $25,000 fine. Don’t expect anything worse for Curry.

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Probably not going to be suspended on game 7 if he paid for a fine (which I think he would to just to play for game 7). I mean, similar incidents happened prior to Curry throwing his mouthpiece on the stands. Enes Kanter, Aaron Brooks and Andres Nocioni all paid a fine of $25000 to play for their next games, and I think this too would be the case for Curry since he didn't aim his mouthpiece at any officials in the game. If he did, he could probably earn a 1-game suspension.

dont know what will be it for them to decide but i pick wrong on this match and seem like seventh game is crucial here this time will go for point not the winner

In spite of evidence that the precedent for players who throw things into the stands getting fined not suspended, people have already made up their mind and they want the league to hand Cleveland the championship on a silver plate.

Is it true that curry will not be playing on game 7?
Just saw on my fb ,,sports central confirmed curry is suspended on game 7.wtf!!

The Cavaliers they figured out something very late in this series that Golden State can't handle the lineup of Irving-JR-Lebron-Jefferson-Thompson. Seriously, go look at the +/- for that lineup, that's a death lineup if I ever saw one.

It's very obvious that Cavs will win game 6 easy, because of $$$.

Kidding aside, Warriors played so bad during that game with Steph getting foul after foul. Much more to Cavs team play this game is that everyone is working their asses off, unlike in game 5 where Kyrie and James were the only ones who made their team win.

Game 7 = Cavs. Easy money.

Warriors played very bad into this match and let Cavaliers to win easily, i am also into huge shock because i lost my bet on ML, now both teams to play to 7th match on Warriors's home court but i will avoid to place bet on ML of any team on that match will go with points for sure.