The Warriors and Cavaliers will each look to break a 1-1 deadlock when they meet in Cleveland in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday.

The Cavaliers and Warriors have opened up the NBA Finals with two overtime thrillers. LeBron James played 40+ minutes in both of the first two OT games. He'll be tired tonight as the Cavs only rotate 7 players while the Warriors use 9-10 guys and have a much deeper bench.


PG Stephen Curry had a poor shooting performance for the Warriors, and will look to improve on his 2-for-15 shooting from three-point range. His backcourt mate SG Klay Thompson was largely responsible for keeping Golden State in the game, as he submitted a 34-point game on 14-for-28 shooting from the field.

The Golden State Warriors led the league with a 10.10 margin of victory, while Cleveland was a distant 5th, with a 4.48 scoring margin.
The Cavs will miss All-Star Kyrie Irving here at home and Golden St will bounce back in a big way and get the win and the cash for us on Tuesday night!