Takeaways From Game 5
Getty ImagesGame 5 came and went — the Cavaliers would probably love to go back in time to try and change that destiny — and these quick takeaways were left standing after the contest.
The Golden State Warriors knocked off the Cleveland Cavaliers at home and they are now just one game away from winning the 2015 NBA Finals. Expected, entertained and so many other words come to mind when thinking about that scenario.
Game 5 came and went — the Cavaliers would probably love to go back in time to try and change that destiny — and these quick takeaways were left standing after the contest.
LeBron James Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
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The level he is playing at right now is out-of-this-world ridiculous, and he does everything and anything for his team. It still might not lead to a title for his beloved Cavs. But hey, he is racking up the stats at will.
LeBron James knows no limits. After all, he can play small forward, power forward, point guard, shooting guard and even center (yes, even the big man position).
The level he is playing at right now is out-of-this-world ridiculous, and he does everything and anything for his team. It still might not lead to a title for his beloved Cavs. But hey, he is racking up the stats at will.
J.R. Smith Remains The Streakiest Man In The NBA Finals
Getty ImagesJ.R. Smith can catch fire by hitting five threes in a row. He can also go ice freaking cold his very next 10 shots. The saga of Smith’s streaky shooting continued in Game 5, and it will likely always stay that way.
Andre Iguodala Is A Machine
Getty ImagesThat Stephen Curry guy was money towards the end of the contest as well.
Whether it is making a defensive stop, hitting some buckets or simply being the definition of clutch down the stretch, Andre Iguodala came ready to play this series. The Iguodala madness continued in Game 5.
That Stephen Curry guy was money towards the end of the contest as well.
