LeBron James is not enough for the Cleveland Cavaliers, who, as expected, lose game 1 of the NBA Finals at the Golden State Warriors' home. Steve Kerr's boys (who doesn't sit on the bench for health reasons) are unleashed and allow the guests to stay in matches only in the first two quarters: then Curry and his teammates, in particular a monumental Kevin Durant, dominate the match wide ending up scoring 113 points and conceding only 91 to the opponents.
Psychologically, the series therefore begins in the worst possible way for the Eastern Conference champions, already underdogs on paper and who now find themselves down 0-1 and with game-2 still to be played at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, in the Warriors' lair. We return to the field in the Italian night between Sunday and Monday, then Cleveland, regardless of the result, will have two home games available. But the impression after the first game is that it will take half a miracle to repeat the feat of twelve months ago, when the Cavs came back from 1-3 and prevailed in game-7 at Golden State.
