Some key notes from Game 4: Mozgov went Shaq on a small Warriors team; JR Smith shot 0-8; Iggy outplayed LeBron; and LeBron showed his d*ck on national TV. Sorry, what?
Starting 5ive: Dellavedovines
After a disappointing Game 1 loss, Matthew Dellavedova missed the team bus and had to take Uber back to the hotel. After Game 2, LeBron was asked if he saved Delly a seat on the team bus, to which LeBron replied, “I’m never going anywhere without Delly again.” Game 3 saw the 24-year-old Aussie leaving the arena on a stretcher due to severe cramping. If Cavs win Game 4, they should bring home Dellavedova in a horse-drawn carriage. Or the Popemobile.
Starting 5ive: Game 2 Vines
The Godfather Part II. The Dark Knight. Back To The Future II. The Empire Strikes Back. Game 2 of the 2015 NBA Finals. Your move, Game 3.
Starting 5ive: Game 1 Vines
Game 1 had everything for everyone—for Steph Curry fans, ‘yung bastos stepback 3 on the break, for LeBron fans/apologists, the 44-point buhat performance, and for LeBron haters, that missed fadeaway jumper that could’ve given the Cavs the W. And yes, Riley Curry fans, there was something for you too.
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Starting 5ive: What We Want To See in GSW vs CLE
The NBA Conference Finals went by without much drama, and lacked the game-winners and Paul Pierce-ness of the second round. We’re hoping the GSW-CLE Finals will offer much more than Steph Curry’s record breaking stats (yawn) or LeBron’s triple doubles (double yawn). Here’s what we are praying for from the basketball gods.
Starting 5ive: Where are LeBron’s teammates from 2007?
LeBron has done it again, leading the Knicks Cleveland to the NBA Finals. The last time he did it as a Cavalier, he had these guys.
Starting 5ive: James Harden’s NSD Gene
With the Rockets down 0-3, Dellavedova is probably already watching tapes of Wrestlemania Curry and Klay, and ESPN is wrapping up the 30 for 30: Warriors’ Road To The Finals. But James Harden, real MVP that he is, just won’t go away.
Starting 5ive: Dellavewhova?
Last year, we were talking about LeBron and DWade making a run at history. This year, LeBron and Matthew Dellavedova are making headlines at the Eastern Conference Finals. In case you don’t know who the other guy is, we’ve come up with a list that may help you identify him in a police lineup.
Tweets of the Day: LeBron James
LeBron James dropped yet another serving of his playoff-style triple double (37 points, 18 rebounds and 13 assists) while cramping up, on a bad knee, without Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving. He fell to his knees after the final buzzer, and as expected, Twitter was there for the LOLs, the admiration, the hate, but mostly the LOLs.









