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Gottlieb explains why the Cavs’ Game 1 gameplan was so effective and what’s wrong with KD

Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images
Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images
By Michael Hulse Posted Sat, Jun 2, 2018

Episode 10

Gottlieb looks back at an insane Game 1 of the NBA Finals and explains why the refs made the right call to reverse KD’s charge on replay; why George Hill shouldn’t be getting a pass for missing the go-ahead free throw; how the Cavs’ gameplan gave the Warriors problems; if Cleveland can bounce back in Game 2; and what’s wrong with KD.

He also looks ahead to Game 2 and tells you what to expect on Sunday!

 

Guests:

Ryan Hollins – 10-year NBA veteran on Game 1 officiating; why the block/charge shouldn’t be reviewable; and why Jeff Green’s ability to guard Kevin Durant is a key to the series; and why the Cavs and LeBron’s united front on J.R. Smith is a good sign.

Ethan Strauss – NBA writer with The Athletic discusses the KD block/charge reversal; why replay, in general, is bad for the game; how Cleveland’s gameplan was effective in Game 1; and what’s wrong with KD.

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