These teams have in every sense of the world played dead even with the series tied at 1-1 and for the first time in history, the first two games went into OT. Yes Golden State is the deeper team, but the Cavs have the best player on earth.

Cleveland is a city hungering for a championship and I do not think there will be a bigger home court advantage than one will see tonight. Yes during the regular season you won a ton with an angle that says to go with big road favorites with a road winning percentage less than their home team home winning percentage. But in the playoffs, small home underdogs with a better home winning percentage than the foes away winning percentage are a strong bet. In fact since 2013 such teams are 12-5-2.