In Game Three of the NBA Finals, Stephen Curry went 1 for 10 from behind the three-point arc. He didn’t have his second field goal of the game until there were fewer than three minutes left in the fourth period. Except for Kevin Durant, no Golden State Warrior had more than 11 points. So you would expect LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers to take advantage and win to cut their series deficit to 2-1, right? Think again. The phrase “except Kevin Durant” is the key here, as he went off for 43 points on the night — and went 4-for-4 on three-point shots 30 feet or further from the basket (after just making one of them prior to this as a Warrior), earning the compliment of “assassin” from LeBron in the postgame conference. The fact that Golden State has so many weapons is turning out to be the difference-maker in these Finals. Can the Cavaliers avoid the sweep on Friday night, or will Golden State be lifting the Larry O’Brien trophy in Cleveland? Take a look at our NBA odds preview for Game Four.
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