The Golden State Warriors defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2017 NBA Finals - The Warriors win it all in 5 - Too much talent on GSW Game 5 Recap - Strong first quarter from the Cavs - LeBron came out strong - Warriors pick it up in the second - Big boost from the Warriors bench - More attention on LeBron from second quarter on - The Warriors cruised in the second half - Kevin Durant was lethal - Big plays from Klay -JR Smith hit big threes NBA Finals Series Recap - 3 thin

OTG’s Nick Fay, Jonathan Ebrahimi, and Ryan Wheeler recap Game 4 of the NBA Finals and make their predictions for Game 5. The Cleveland Cavaliers Avoid the NBA Finals Sweep - Kyrie Irving comes super clutch - Cavs’ others step up. Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Tristan Thompson - 3PT Shooting - Kevin Durant continues to dazzle on O - Rough night from Curry - More from Klay and Draymond - Thrash talk - Refs impact on the game Game 5 Predictions - What needs to change for the Cavs in

OTG’s Nick Fay and Kory Waldron recap Game 3 of the NBA Finals and make their predictions for Game 4. The Golden State Warriors take a 3-0 series lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers - The Warriors continue to impress - LeBron James can only do so much - Klay Thompson has been huge - Steph Curry’s all-round game - Bench Battle - Kevin Durant has responded to the haters - The difference in defense LeBron James Gone - Could LeBron leave? - Banana Boat - Who can the Cavs get? - Car

OTG’s Nick Fay and Xavier Clyburn talk Game 2 of the NBA Finals: Warriors Win Game 2 - Reaction from Game 2 -Not enough talent? - Warriors 2nd half runs - Too much for LeBron James? - Kevin Love played big - Kyrie needs to step up Kevin Durant - Durant has been huge - Playing free - Impact on both ends - Tiring out LeBron - What can the Cavs do? Tristan Thompson - Where is he? - Last year’s impact - Warriors’ focus Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry - Can this be an all-time duo?

Kevin Durant - Offensive skillset - Advantages playing on Warriors - Impact of big Game 1 - Can anyone on the Cavs guard KD? LeBron James - What the Warriors did against LeBron - What LeBron needs to do - More touches and more playmaking from Kyrie Role Players - Tristan Thompson had a rough game - Cavs bench didn’t show up - Warriors bench had contributions across the board Other Keys - Klay Thompson’s impact without scoring - Turnover battle Adjustments for Game 2 - What th

NBA Finals: Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers Intro - Rematch - Postseason runs - Steve Kerr Stephen Curry vs. Kyrie Irving - Can Curry stay hot? - Kyrie getting hot at the right time? - Who has a better series? Klay Thompson vs. J.R. Smith - Will Klay be ice-cold? - JR has a smaller role this year - Can JR win this matchup? Kevin Durant vs LeBron James - Legendary matchup - LeBron postseason run - Who does this championship mean more for? - Who is more likely to h

Yes, you read that headline right; the Golden State Warriors leveraged injuries to increase the odds they’ll hoist another championship trophy. Golden State comes into the 2016-2017 NBA Championship series 67-15 in the regular season and 12-0 in the postseason; now, factor in that Kevin Durant didn’t play every one of those games while nursing a Grade 2 MCL sprain and a tibial bone bruise to his left knee. Those stats also are a menacing prospect for any opposing team to comb

Nick Fay and Harris discuss the following NBA topics: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Boston Celtics - Game 4 Recap - Kyrie Irving lights it up - Cavs big three - Why the Celtics have played better without Isaiah Thomas Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs - Warriors sweep - Kawhi Leonard Injury - Manu Ginobili retiring? - 12-0 - Best Warrior's postseason? - Curry cooking in the playoffs - What’s wrong with Klay Thompson MORE NBA PLAYOFF COVERAGE HERE ---> http://www.otgbasketba

The Golden State Warriors have won ten straight postseason games and look almost unstoppable in their quest for a rematch with the Cleveland Cavaliers. After successfully sweeping the Portland Trail Blazers and the Utah Jazz, many experts assumed that the San Antonio Spurs would provide stiffer opposition. After losing Kawhi Leonard in a tough Game 1 loss, and getting blown out in Game 2, the Warriors seem well on their way to being crowned as the Western Conference champs ag

Nick Fay, Harris Wichard and Jonathan Ebrahimi talk Eastern+Western Conference Finals and All-NBA Teams. Eastern Conference Finals: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Boston Celtics - Game 2 massacre - Cavs' records - LeBron James on another level? - What is wrong in Boston? -IT? Western Conference Finals: Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs - Is this series over too? - Kawhi Leonard's injury Cavs vs Warriors - Who has the tougher competition? - Which team is playing better? - Who

After being embarrassed in Game 2 by the Golden State Warriors, the San Antonio Spurs have all but given up on this series without their MVP candidate. Kawhi Leonard was the only reason the Spurs had any chance in the series, and without him the Spurs look lifeless. During the Spurs 136-100 defeat on Tuesday night, they showed no desire to be on the court with the Warriors and gave up on head coach Gregg Popovich. The Spurs have shown us before that they can win without their

The San Antonio Spurs are down 0-2 as they were blown off the court in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals by the Golden State Warriors. The Spurs lost by 36 points and looked as though they gave up before the game even started. San Antonio was a long shot to win the series even before their star player, Kawhi Leonard went down with an injury late in Game 1, but they didn’t even try to compete in Game 2. The Spurs looked lackluster from the opening tip. Are the Spurs out

Nick Fay and Kory Waldron talk: Western Conference Finals: Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs - Game 2 recap - No Kawhi, No Series - Did Zaza do it on purpose? - Steph Curry - Too much for the Spurs Eastern Conference Finals: Boston Celtics vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (9:03) - Wizards vs. Celtics Game 7 recap - ECF preview - Where do they hide Isaiah Thomas? - How do you defend LeBron James - Rebounding matchup -Better bench? - Will the Celtics get swept? - How different

The San Antonio Spurs suffered one of its most crushing playoff defeats in recent memory when they squandered a 25-point lead in a 113-111 loss to the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors went on a remarkable 18-0 run in the 3rd quarter when Kawhi Leonard left the game with an ankle injury and would not return. Without their leader for the second time this postseason, the Spurs were unable to close the gap and suffered one of the worst playoff losses in the last 15 years. The

The Golden State Warriors defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals yesterday, after being down 23 points with a little over eight minutes to go in the third quarter. Many people knew early on that the Spurs lead wasn’t safe, but an unfortunate injury to Kawhi Leonard eventually lend a helping hand. So the question must be asked, is any lead against the Golden State Warriors safe? First off, we must understand one thing. Even if Kawhi Leonard s

The Golden State Warriors will finally be tested this Mother’s Day when they meet the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals. As Golden State’s Supervillains returned to health and glided past Portland and Utah’s hobbled teams, the undermanned Spurs dismantled a deadly Houston Rockets squad and effectively extinguished one of the hottest offenses in NBA history (to the surprise of certain incredibly smart pundits). The Spurs gashed the Rockets by 39 points in a pi

The San Antonio Spurs punched their ticket into the Western Conference Finals with a 114-75 Game 6 win against the Houston Rockets. Even without the availability of superstar Kawhi Leonard, the Spurs embarrassed James Harden and the Rockets in their own building. After a two-year absence, the Spurs have found themselves back in the Conference Finals against the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors have yet to be challenged by anyone this postseason, going a perfect 8-0 during