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RE: The Official 2016-17 NBA Season Thread
(05-27-2017 12:53 AM)Wedge Wrote:  This series should be easy-peasy for the Cavaliers, because, according to Cavs head coach Tyronn Lue, the Warriors are easy to defend.

The link you posted didn't work. Did Lue say exactly that the Warriors are easy to defend? Or, was the context he was most familiar with the offense they run and knows how to try and defend it - successfully or not? I ask because in the Celtics series when Thomas went out the Cavs struggled to adjust in game 3 because Boston ran a different style of offense in the absence of Thomas at the point. The Cavs had not prepared for the change in scheme.
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