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Hmm, i think the handicap so big man. better i pick Toronto +10.5 points too, i think even Cavaliers win, the points will not up to 10.5 points. and i pick over points too for this match.

It is the playoff dude. These games go down to the wire so they do go into over time especially when a team is about to get knocked out by losing game 5 cause we all know that the team that loses that game does not go on to win game 6.
82% the one that wins game 5 goes on to take part in the finals. dat is by the numbers, best to believe that.
Cav's up by 20 and 209.5 points this game man! Haha 

We are talking about Toronto an unexperienced team who have never been this far before going into the lion's den.
I can't see them getting that far. So you better to take raptors at the half to lead if you can believe that 

It's %100 Cavs can't win this game by 20+ points and it's %100 it won't finish over 209.5 points. It wouldn't even go over 200 points, probably will stay in 185-198 points. Numbers don't lie.

i like the cavs but think if toronto can take the lead early like they
did in both games in cleveland so far I can get a better live line than
-11.5

I def dont want to lay 11.5 so gonna wait and try and get 7-9 if toronto
gets out early

Better not to bet on the raptors this time as they will be dominated this evening by the Cavaliers. The numbers show that. And the numbers don't lie.
Cavs up by 20+ points so better to bet on over 209.5 points tonight 

According to sportsbooks there would be 10 point range between 2 teams. Their risk analysis shows that Cleveland should win this by 11 points or more. I think this range is a little bit much, I'm in Toronto's side for +10.5 points.
Toronto Raptors @ Cleveland Cavaliers: Cleveland -10.5pts @ 1.79   <||>   Toronto +10.5pts @ 1.97

Who seriously thinks that Toronto can beat Cavs in Cleveland  
The odds makers even seriously think this is bullox as they have them at 8/1 odds  
This one is to the Cavs and King james mates  

You can multiply examples, I didn't particularly miss anything. There are some people who are loyal to their teams but there are a lot more people who is just doing bandwagoning for the biggest contender. You just have to ignore their bs.

You missed the Miami Heat saga where all people in facebook posting GO HEAT just in finals. In the first round up to second round you won't see any post like that but when finals arrived, here ya go some new NBA analyst.

Anyways, next game I think will be a bounce back for CAVS. You see how dominate CAVS in their home against Toronto in the first 2 games. Offense, defense, points in the paint, controlling the boards etc. Only Game 3 is the game I saw that CAVS is really struggling with poor shooting percentage.

Well NBA life. And hell yeah, this year is really different, Im expecting to see now "GO OKC" most of the time lol even with just new to NBA where they just started watching NBA recently because of news trend.

There's always bandwagoners in NBA. They support Bulls when Michael Jordan and Phil Jackson makes 3-peat. They support Lakers when Shaq-Kobe and Phil Jackson makes 3-peat. They support Spurs when Tim Duncan and Popovich win 5 championships in 10 years. Now they are supportng Warriors because it's the last champions, but this year it's gonna change.

A lot of plastic fans , they only like to support the winner , they should always giving support to their team no matter win or lose
Cleveland are still unsure because Toronto have tied up the series , they have to show some energy in next home game or they might losing the chance
I'm putting Cleveland -10.5pts @ 1.78 like most people in this thread

Actually it's the exact opposite. People who support Golden State were born last year. Now they are struggling all the bandgwagon new fans disappeared like casper. Loyal Warrriors fans are %1, like E-40 etc., all others are just bandwagoners.
This year finally Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook will get their well deserved rings. In finals, against Cavs, OKC in 6.

Ever since Spurs got knocked out by the Thunder I'm now rooting for them. I'd love to see Durant and Lebron face off the finals again like it was 2012.

Bandwagon More!!!

Just because GSW struggles now many haters popouts in their hiding base station and start crying. When they are on the track you are all silent (not just in this forum). Well I hope to still see you here if miracles will happen in the West.

But Im in the East. Go Monkey James!

Warriors is one game away from being out of the competition. It is surprising that they have struggled since the playoff. Maybe their players are tired after chasing for the 73 wins record but breaking this record does not mean much if Warriors don't win the finals. This makes me respect the 1996 bulls more. The bulls did not rely much on 3 pointers to win unlike the Warriors.

The Warriors were over hyped, some of their wins during the regular season had some luck into it after hitting those low percentage 3 pt shots. I feel like they should have around 12 or 13 losses if not for those 'lucky' shots unlike the Bulls of old, some of their losses came from lucky shots from the opponents including the halfcourt heave as time is winding down few games into the end of their season.

The moneyline odds for Toronto Raptors is really good and worth to try as we don't see any odds like this for moneyline in the conference finals but I don't want to take the bait.

This is a comeback game for Cleveland Cavaliers and will still the next game for a 3-2 lead.

Hell yeah man, although I'm truly dissapointed at my Cavs's defense display in the last two games, I'm sure they will get it together at home and close out the series 4-2 in Toronto. If a game seven comes then it will stressful but I think Cleveland should win it. The Warriors are a complete overhyped team, I've seen the whole season and always tried to calm people down. The record is amazing but it's worth nothing if they don't even make it to the NBA finals, it's actually quite embarrassing. This team won last year championship against a Cleveland team missing their best 2 players next to Lebron due to injury, similar as if they would be missing Klay and Curry. And Cleveland was on the verge of getting a 3-1 on the series if Kerr didn't adjust his lineup in time.

The West was also a walkover with plenty of injuries in the opposing teams and they also avoided playing San Antonio last year. I thought this year they would make the NBA finals without a doubt but I always remained cautious about them winning the championship even with such record. It's clear that the West and maybe the whole league is very weak and the Warriors played a style of effortless basketball that got them their record. But if they can't prove they are better than OKC (they are losing by 20 pts, not close games...) then it was a fluke or a good run, kinda like Nash's Phoenix Suns.