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Do you think Draymond Green should've been suspended?  In the midst of a crucial game 5 in the NBA Finals the league decides to take matters in their own hands with the suspension of Golden State's power forward Draymond Green. On Friday during an intense game 4 emotions took over as many players shared verbal banter against one another. Of these players Draymond Green and Lebron James became slightly physical starting with James stepping over Green and Green followed with a swing towards James. Fans are irate calling the suspension unfair in attempts to cheat for  the Cleveland Cavilers since the team fell short in game for giving the Warriors a 3-1 lead in the series. The Warriors having this leads requires the Cavs to win 3 straight games against a team that they have struggled to defeat. The Warriors has done a terrific job guarding Lebron and with Draymond in the paint Lebron hasn't gotten easy layups or dunks. The absence of Green may drastically change game 5 an...

Is Stephen Curry a GOAT? As we begin to close out the NBA playoffs entering into the finals and championship game, the topic of who's "The best player in the league" has become the center of the conversation. On May 10th, the NBA league announced that Steph Curry was unanimously voted as the most valuable player (MVP) in the NBA. Once this news was released it instantly went viral all over sports media, most people agreeing with the decision. Since then fans has made critical claims some ridiculous and others were reasonable. I've heard people refer to Stephen Curry as "the goat" (greatest of all time) comparing him to Michael Jordan even. First and foremost Stephen Curry is what I call a true point guard. He reads each position, pass, and shot thoroughly before just taking them. He has great game IQ without any question and knows when to shoot or pass. Yes he possibly could play the shooting guard position because he's a creative shooter who averages...

Steph Curry With The Shot! Stephen Curry & Andre Iguodala     A much deserved win for the Golden State Warrior on Tuesday night. The first championship in 40 years, after going down 2-1 in the series, the warriors came back to win 3 straight games over the Cleveland Cavaliers. This was an unexpected lost for the Cavaliers, being that Lebron James proclaimed the title as "The best player in the world" during a recent press conference. Andre Iguodala was announced as the MVP of the series. Although many were expecting point guard Stephen Curry to receive the title, there were also debates about if Lebron should have still gotten the MVP title. Iguodala outscored the Cavs by 62 points during the series, so he's well deserving of the MVP title, even if Steph Curry got the shot. Score 105-97 Congratulations Warriors!