Game 7's in the finals are usually great

[JohnnySic]

Look at the last 3, in 2013, 2010, and 2005 - all close, tightly contested games.

I expect nothing less tomorrow.

[Ben Simmons]

3 point era is here. Odds of a blowout are higher

[GrapeApe]

Yeah, I highly doubt we'll see a blowout. There's too much on the line. I predicted the Warriors to win 112-102, but I think it will be close the entire game with the Warriors creating some separation very late with FT's.

[bond10]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qRNnN9M7cc

[Sarcastic]

Every game has been by double digits. Why would this be different?

[STATUTORY]

that's cause it's scripted

[Nilocon165]

that's cause it's scripted
Is this all you have to contribute here? Most of your posts aren't any different than this one.

[Stringer Bell]

1988 was great too. All-time classic game 7 performance by James Worthy, late rally by the Pistons made it extremely close at the end.

[SexSymbol]

1988 was great too. All-time classic game 7 performance by James Worthy, late rally by the Pistons made it extremely close at the end.
yes!!
one of the best games in NBA history :cheers:

[NBAGOAT]

I have a hard time thinking of any bad game 7 in the Finals. It's just it's usually pretty likely the home team will win.

[Kiddlovesnets]

Cavs will blowout GSW, without Bogut the Warriors are just not as good.

[Stringer Bell]

yes!!
one of the best games in NBA history :cheers:

And it came after a classic game 6.

Definitely among the best final 2 games of a finals series. 2013 of course is up there too, as well as the two Bulls-Jazz series (not as aesthetic, but extremely competitive).