Top 5 Wildest Sports Callers Of The Week: June 8th-June 12th
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
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The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
Players on the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers are among the NBA players who go the extra mile in their game preparation by hitting the nail salon.
The Golden State Warriors haven't lost three straight games all season, and doing so now would force them to make the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history.
While Saint Mary's College is a few miles away from the home of the Warriors, teammates of Matthew Dellavedova are cheering on his Cleveland Cavailers in the NBA Finals.
Need a place to watch our Warriors take down the Cavaliers? Here are some spots...
For the sixth consecutive year, the NBA Finals are tied after two games. The Game 3 winner when the finals is tied 1-1 has gone on to win the series 31 of 37 times,
Cleveland wasn't the only team missing a crucial component in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. While Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving was back in Ohio recovering from knee surgery, the Golden State Warriors have no idea where Stephen Curry's shot went.
Carlos Santana gave his wife a quick kiss, then started playing his guitar while she was banging the drums.
Despite losing Game 1 of the NBA Finals to the Golden State Warriors Thursday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers received little sympathy from Warriors fans outside the team's hotel on Friday.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
Not everyone is cheering for the Warriors in Oakland. Nido owner Cory McCollow is a diehard Cavs fans, and wants to host the team for dinner during the Finals.
Bottom Line: They think The Cavs are going to win in 6 games.
Fans can donate to each of their local food banks and whichever team's fans donate the most will be declared the winner at the end of the NBA Finals.
Defending four-time NBA MVP LeBron James is a challenge the Warriors think they're as well equipped as anybody to face.
As the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers prepare for their showdown in the NBA Finals, there are remarkable similarities between this Golden State team and the one which won its only NBA title 40 years ago, according to Warriors Hall of Famer Rick Barry.
This NBA Finals series has been billed as LeBron James Vs. Stephen Curry, but the league's most popular players might not be the ones who decide which team will hoist the Larry O'Brien trophy later this month. Warriors fans know about Harrison Barnes, Leandro Barbosa, Festus Ezeli and the other Warriors capable of stepping up an carrying the team when Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are off. But who, other than King James, can the Cavs count on to hit the clutch shot? Here are five names you need to know.
The star player for Saint Mary's College of California has become a cult hero in Cleveland, where his play has endeared "Delly" to teammates and fans who relate to his approach and undrafted underdog story.
The Golden State Warriors — with a fictitious name on the map, a rookie coach in Kerr and a roster that lacks NBA Finals experience — have a chance to finish with the third-most wins in league history if they can get past LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the finals starting Thursday night.
So your team has ended the longest NBA Finals drought going and you just got to be there to see it? I hope money is no object for you. Tickets to the first NBA championship series in Oakland is going to set you back the better part of $1,000 apiece.
If you've completely skipped the season to this point, here's why you should tune in now to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors battle for basketball supremacy.
LeBron James scored 23 points, Kyrie Irving returned after missing two games and the Cleveland Cavaliers reserved a spot in the NBA Finals with a 118-88 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night to win the Eastern Conference title.
Despite the best record in the league and highest win total in franchise history, the Golden State Warriors could get to play the role of underdog if they reach the NBA Finals.
Let's take a look at five events in sports over the last year more surprising than Beck's shocking GRAMMYs Album of the Year win.
Klay Thompson scored 24 points, Stephen Curry had 23 and the Warriors completed a perfect 6-game home stand with a 112-94 win Friday night over the Cavaliers.
LeBron didn't just join the Cleveland Cavaliers. He came to save the world, so to speak, to bring financial and spiritual lubricant to the Rust Belt, an area of America that has been lost to the the meat-hook realities of economics.
