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Stephen Curry Struggles From Floor In Game 3
6/7:Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry could not follow up his historic Game 2 but his club still managed the victory in Game 3. Curry struggled from the get-go, only scoring two points in the first half to eventually finish with just 11 points on 3-for-16 shooting from the floor. The Cavaliers did all they could at the defensive end to contain the superstar, but it was still not enough as the Warriors had too many weapons on this night. It is highly unlikely Curry will have back-to-back dud nights, so we can expect the sniper to come out firing in Game 4 as he guns for his first finals MVP.Source: ESPN
Andre Iguodala Questionable For Game 3
6/6:Golden State Warriors guard/forward Andre Iguodala (leg) has been upgraded to questionable for Game 3 at the Cavaliers. Iguodala suffered a contusion to his left leg during Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals against Houston and has missed the last six games as a result. Not having experienced any pain for the past few days, Iggy may find himself suiting up on Wednesday night and potentially thrust back into the starting lineup for a reuniting of the “Death Lineup.” However, if he is unable to go yet again, expect guard Shaun Livingston to be the main beneficiary off of the bench with center JaVale McGee likely getting the start at the five spot.Source: Warriors PR
LeBron James Flirts With Triple-Double
6/4:Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James nearly converted a triple-double in the Game 2 loss to the Golden State Warriors. James finished with a team-high 29 points on 20 shots to go along with 13 assists and nine rebounds on the night. James was excellent as usual setting up his teammates for easy buckets throughout this one hoping to get his teammates more involved offensively. With the series shifting to Cleveland for Game 3 where the Cavaliers are 8-1, we can expect more incredible output from the superstar and he should be added in all lineups.Source: ESPN
Tristan Thompson Plays Some Good Minutes
6/4:Cleveland Cavalier center Tristan Thompson provided some excellent minutes (23) but his club still came out on the losing end in Game 2. Thompson connected on 5-for-8 from the floor for 11 points while grabbing five rebounds and was a Cavs starters best minus-1 on the night. Thompson made some great slips to the basket off of screens for some easy makes but the Cavs will need even more out of their big man in Game 3 as the series shifts to Cleveland.Source: ESPN
Kevin Love Excellent In Game 2
6/4:Cleveland Cavaliers power forward/center Kevin Love played another solid game, but it was not enough as his club lost Game 2. Love shot 7-for-18 from the floor for 22 points and hauled down a team-high 10 rebounds in 35 minutes. Love did most of his damage in the third quarter where he scored 13 points in that frame. The Cavaliers will need even more out of their second option in Game 3, so we are safe to say the big man will come out firing which makes him a decent play for that contest.Source: ESPN
George Hill Scores 15 Points in Game 2
6/4:Cleveland Cavaliers guard George Hill was excellent for his club but it was not enough as they lost Game 2. George Hill came out aggressive in this one scoring 12 of 15 points in the first half on 5-for-12 shooting. Hill was also able to dish out three assists with two steals and a block in 34 minutes of play. Hill was quiet in the fourth quarter though as he often ended up guarding the bigger Kevin Durant in the post off of switches which may have tired the guard. We can hope Hill keeps up the aggressiveness in Game 3 which makes him an interesting play for that one.Source: ESPN
J.R. Smith Quiet in Game 2 Loss
6/4:Cleveland Cavaliers shooting guard/small forward J.R. Smith could not make up for his Game 1 mistake scoring just five points in 31 minutes of action as his club lost Game 2. Cleveland fans were hoping to see the sniper turn up in this one to put his Game 1 mistake behind him but it was not Smith's night. He was non-factor in this one and we can hope the wing player can turn it around as the series moves back to Cleveland where hopefully the home fans can help Smith to get going again.Source: ESPN
Draymond Green Attempts Just Four Shots
6/4:Golden State Warriors power forward/center Draymond Green connected on just 2-for-4 of his shots but otherwise provided a decent line as his club got the Game 2 win. Green did not need to look to score (five points) as his teammates were hitting on all cylinders in this one. Green was still able to provide eight rebounds and dished out seven assists which made his line still a decent one. Even if Green is not scoring, we know he is able to be a valuable add in DFS with his ability to fill so many categories.Source: ESPN
Stephen Curry Sets Finals Record With Nine Made Threes
6/4:Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry went off in Game 2 connecting on an NBA Finals record nine makes from three. Curry was on fire tonight connecting on his nine makes on 17 attempts with five of them coming in the final frame to score 33 points in the game. Curry is making an early push for finals MVP with averages of 31.0 points, 8.5 assists and 6.5 rebounds in the series first two games and is not showing any signs of slowing down. With Curry playing this well and what looks like his injury issues are behind him, it is hard not to have the superstar in your lineup for Game 3.Source: ESPN
Kevin Durant Efficient In Win
6/4:Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant was a solid 10-for-14 from the floor as his club got the Game 2 win. Durant started the game making his first five shots en route to matching his Game 1 total of 26 points but did it tonight in eight fewer shots. Durant also added nine rebounds while dishing out seven assists and swatting two shots. The Warriors went to KD in the post off of mismatches down the stretch which led to George Hill defending the bigger wing player and it proved great results. If KD continues this type of efficient play then we may be seeing this series over sooner then later.Source: ESPN
Klay Thompson Shows No Signs Of Injury In Win
6/4:Golden State Warriors shooting guard/small forward Klay Thompson logged 34 minutes and showed no signs of his high ankle sprain that he suffered in Game 1 as his club got the win. Thompson connected on 8-for-13 from the floor for 20 points and hauled down two rebounds with a single steal. Thompson may not be 100% but he did not show any signs of the injury in the win and there is no reason to not look at the sniper for your lineup for Game 3 as we have yet to see a Thompson shooting explosion yet in this series.Source: ESPN
JaVale McGee Starts And Plays Well
6/4:Golden State Warriors center JaVale McGee got the nod at center and did not miss from the floor (6-for-6) as his club got the Game 2 victory. McGee scored the first two buckets of the game for his club and managed 12 points on the night with some excellent makes around the hoop. McGee will most likely continue to start, especially if Andre Iguodala (leg) continues to sit out with an injury. If McGee does indeed start Game 3 he makes for an intriguing play as he can provide a decent line in limited minutes.Source: ESPN
Shaun Livingston Perfect From The Floor
6/4:Golden State Warriors guard Shaun Livingston was a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor in the Game 2 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Livingston provided a big spark off the bench scoring 10 points and was able to haul down five rebounds on the night. Livingston has not yet missed a shot in this series (9-for-9) and had his mid-range game on full display in this one. Livingston holds some value for Game 3 if Andre Iguodala (leg) continues to miss time and is worth a look for a possible bargain play.Source: ESPN
LeBron James Scores 51 Points In Game 1 Loss
6/1:Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James went off for 51 points, but it was not enough as his club lost the Game 1 overtime thriller. James was electric from the get go, making his first six attempts from the floor while finishing 19-for-32 on the night. James did not stop there either, grabbing eight rebounds and dishing out eight assists cementing another heroic performance in this postseason. James's 51 points are the most points scored in a finals loss and we can expect this insane output to continue from the superstar in Game 2, which makes him a must-add to your DFS lineups.Source: ESPN
Kevin Love Plays Excellent In Return
6/1:Cleveland Cavaliers power forward/center Kevin Love put up a solid line as he returned from his injury, but his club still managed to lose Game 1. Love connected on 9-for-20 from the floor but managed to convert on just 1-for-8 from three to finish with 21 points. Love had a game-high 13 rebounds but did not make his first and only three until there was just two minutes left in regulation. Love will look to continue his excellent play in Game 2 and is worth a roster spot, as the Cavs do not have many other reliable options.Source: ESPN
