The Warriors came out on top 118-108. kuiper999

kuiper999 The NBA finals rematch turned out to be a successful formula in the first half, with the Cleveland Cavaliers starting out beautifully. But it came out good in the second half, losing to the Golden State Warriors 108-118 points in the big match on Monday at local time.

Highlights of the US holiday commemorating Martin Luther King, the activist for racial equality. It was a meeting between the ‘Cavs’ who had guard Iseh Thomas recover from an injury and coordinate with LeBron James.  kuiper999

Meet ‘Saphan Thong’ who organized a large group. Stephen Curry joins hands with Kevin Durant to challenge the locals and basketball fans to the full capacity of 20,562 people at Quicken Loans Arena. ( kuiper999 )

The first half of the game was still close as Cleveland relied on cheering. Leading slightly, 64-57 points, but entering quarter #3, Durant of Golden State exploded in form, scoring 16 points alone until the score turned 91-93. 

The former champion then entered the final quarter with confidence. Until the game came up short in the last three minutes. Gradually change the reserve to enter the field. At the sound of the signal, the Warriors passed with a handicap score of 118-108. 

Created a record of 13 consecutive wins away from home, since 22 Nov., never having experienced defeat outside of their home at Oracle Arena. 

The Warriors’ top scorer was Durant who scored 32 points and Stephen Curry another 23 points. The team increased their record to 36-9, leading the West. 

While the Cavaliers got LeBron James the most points with 32 points, it wasn’t enough to push the team. Considered a four-game defeat in a row, the record dropped to 26-17, seven and a half games clear of the top of the Eastern table.