Tensions Rise As Game Of NBA Finals 2017 Goes Back To Oakland
The tension rises as the NBA Finals series of games between Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors goes back to Oakland.
The most anticipated sports event of the year was the NBA Finals Championship, which was currently competing by the two of the best teams such as Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors. The current standing of Warriors – 3 wins and Cavaliers – 1 win.
Previously, Cavaliers beats Warriors with a score of 137-117 during the game 4 of NBA Finals. Both teams were hoping to grab the victory in the upcoming game 5 of the basketball championship on Tuesday (June 13, 2017 – PH Time).
Kevin Durant of Golden State Warriors had a verbal back against the reserve guard of Cavaliers Dahntay Jones, who has been given a technical foul. But the war of words between Durant and LeBron James take it to a totally different level.
Durant also emphasized that emotion is part of the game and it was that keeps the game alive both for the game and players.
“There’s nothing malicious or we didn’t say anything malicious, it was just a part of the game. Emotions are what keeps this game alive, it keeps it going. It’s for the players,” said by Durant quoted by MSN.
Zaza Pachulia hits the floor going for a rebound when James, Kyle Korver, and Iman Shumpert come at him to scrape the ball. Pachulia tried to swing up at Shumpert’s crotch and have an exchange of words.
Todd Leebow, a CEO of a steel company who was sitting near Rich Paul and Maverick Carter started jawing Pachulia and other players of Warriors. The security crew of Quicken Loans Arena relocated him to prevent further trouble.
As the game series goes on, the tension also increases in competing the championship of the NBA Finals. Watch also for our live streaming of NBA Finals Game 5 between Warriors and Cavaliers on Tuesday at 9 am.
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