NBA Finals 2015: Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Game 1: June 5, 9am (9:20am at ABS-CBN / 8pm at ABS-CBN Sports+Action)
Game 2: June 8, 8am (9:20am at ABS-CBN / 8pm at ABS-CBN Sports+Action)
Game 3: June 10, 9am (9:20am at ABS-CBN / 8pm at ABS-CBN Sports+Action)
Golden State Warriors defeated Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime, 108-100 in Game 1 of the 2015 NBA Finals. Lebron James with 44 points and MVP Stephen Curry with 26 points but Andre Iguodala stole the show and scored 15 points (6/8 FGs) including a big-three pointer with just 1 shoe of a great pass from Steph Curry.
Andre Iguodala also made 2 buzzer beating dunks to end the 1st and 3rd quarters. View NBA Finals 2015 Schedule
Watch Andre Iguodala makes a three-pointer with 1 shoe
Watch Andre Iguodala Slam Dunk to end the 1st Quarter
National Basketball Association or NBA released a series of videos about the Road to the Finals featuring Eastern Conference Champions Cleveland Cavaliers and Western Conference Champions Golden State Warriors. 2015 NBA Finals starts June 5 Manila Time.
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Watch NBA Road to the Finals Videos
Road to the Finals #1: Cleveland Cavaliers – A New Beginning
Road to the Finals #2: Golden State Warriors – Historic Start
Road to the Finals #3: Cleveland Cavaliers – Growing Pains
NBA Finals 2015 between Cleveland Cavaliers vs Golden State Warriors starts June 5 (Manila Time).
Former MVP Lebron James vs Current MVP Stephen Curry in a best-of-seven series.
Watch LeBron James Top 10 Plays of 2014-2015 NBA Season Video
Watch Stephen Curry Top 10 Plays of 2014-2015 NBA Season Video
Cleveland Cavaliers vs Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals 2015. Current MVP Stephen Curry vs Former MVP Lebron James will face each other in a best-of-seven series along with rookie coaches Steve Kerr of Golden State and David Blatt of Cleveland.
Watch LeBron James vs Stephen Curry: Playoff Duel Video
Congratulations Golden State Warriors – Western Conference Champions! Golden State beat Houston, 104-90 in Game 5 and won the series 4-1, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors will face Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.
NBA Finals 2015 starts June 5 (Manila Time)
First it was Stephen Curry with a hard fall in Game 4 and now it was Klay Thompson who got his hard on the head.
Watch Warriors vs Rockets Top 5 Plays Video
Watch Stephen Curry and Riley Curry Post-Game Interview
Houston Rockets survived another day with a win over Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals Game 4 earlier. James Harden scored 45 points for the Rockets and went 7/11 from the three-point line. Golden State still leads the series 3-1.
Also in Game 4 earlier, MVP Stephen Curry fell hard on the floor in the 1st half but came back midway in the 3rd quarter and finished with 23 points.
Watch Stephen Curry Scary Fall Video
Watch James Harden Highlights Video
Stephen Curry scored 51 points earlier including 11/16 from the 3-point line as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Dallas Mavericks, 128-114.
2 of the best shooters in the NBA today in one team! Just 2 weeks ago, Klay Thompson scored 52 points including 37 in the 3rd Quarter. Watch Klay Thompson record 37 points in 3rd quarter Video
Watch Stephen Curry with 51pts Highlights Video
Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors scored 52 points against Sacramento Kings including 37 points in the 3rd Quarter to set an NBA Record (9/9 from 3, 4/4 from 2 and 2/2 from FT line).
The previous record for most points in a quarter was 33 points made by George Gervin in 1978 and Carmelo Anthony in 2008. We need pure shooters like Klay Thompson in Gilas Pilipinas! I think only Allan Caidic in his prime can do something like this in the PBA.
Watch Klay Thompson record 37 points in the 3rd quarter