After regularly losing to LeBron James in OKC, Kevin Durant has dominated with the Warriors. Flipping the script won’t be easy for James.
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LeBron-KD rivalry still one-sided, but the sides have changed
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After regularly losing to LeBron James in OKC, Kevin Durant has dominated with the Warriors. Flipping the script won’t be easy for James.
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LeBron-KD rivalry still one-sided, but the sides have changed
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With his All-Star teammates struggling, Kevin Durant became a one-man show for the Warriors, who now sit one win from a sweep of the Cavaliers and back-to-back NBA titles.
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Warriors on verge of sweep after KD delivers Game 3 dagger
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The Cavs’ Kendrick Perkins wants the Warriors to “pick another battle” after he and Stephen Curry exchanged words during Game 2.
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Cavs’ Perkins to Warriors: Pick another battle
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As the Warriors celebrate another title, the paths of multiple NBA franchises now hinge on another offseason decision from LeBron James.
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Way-too-early NBA Power Rankings: The world waits for the King
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LeBron James said Tuesday that neither the Cleveland Cavaliers nor the Golden State Warriors will accept an invitation to the White House following the NBA Finals. Golden State’s Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant echoed James’ comments.
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LeBron on White House: ‘No one wants an invite’
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Several Warriors players were bothered by Kendrick Perkins not moving out of the way after Stephen Curry backed into the Cavaliers bench during Game 2, which touched off a brief verbal exchange.
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Warriors up in arms over Perkins’ immobile legs
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Several Warriors players were bothered by Kendrick Perkins not moving out of the way after Stephen Curry backed into the Cavaliers bench during Game 2, which touched off a brief verbal exchange.
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Warriors up in arms over Perkins’ immobile legs
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Steph Curry broke Ray Allen’s NBA Finals record with nine 3-pointers as the Warriors led wire-to-wire in an easy Game 2 win over the Cavs.
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Curry sets Finals 3s record, Warriors regain rhythm in Game 2
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Although he is listed as questionable for Game 2 of the NBA Finals with a left ankle sprain, Klay Thompson is “optimistic” he’ll suit up for the Warriors on Sunday. Andre Iguodala, who is nursing a left lateral leg contusion, is doubtful.
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Warriors’ Thompson questionable; Iggy doubtful
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The Cavaliers’ loss to the Warriors in Game 1 was “one of the toughest losses” ever for LeBron James, and George Hill was unable to sleep after the overtime loss.
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LeBron: Game 1 loss one of worst in career
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Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson was fined $25,000 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner and shoving a ball into the face of the Warriors’ Draymond Green in Thursday night’s Game 1 of the NBA Finals after being ejected.
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Cleveland isn’t worried about a carryover effect from its staggering overtime loss to the Warriors in the opener of the Finals. On the contrary, according to coach Ty Lue. “We have the blueprint and now we need to execute at a higher level,” Lue said.
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Lue says confidence of Cavaliers ‘not shaken’
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The NBA determined that Warriors forward Draymond Green committed a lane violation and a foul that should have been called in the waning seconds of regulation in Game 1.
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NBA says Draymond fouled, had lane violation
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How will the Cavs and Warriors respond after an unforgettable Game 1? Here’s what worked and what failed.
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Lowe: Five crucial Game 1 insights for NBA Finals going forward
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