LeBron James had 42 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Cavaliers over the Warriors, 110-99, in a possible NBA Finals preview on Thursday in Ohio.
Mean Russell Westbrook leaves Kevin Durant hanging


Russ gets super mad when you leave him hanging, but he’ll still pay the snub forward:
Nice of Andre Roberson -- who also got left hanging -- to turn around and complete KD’s high five for him.
Read Article >LeBron powers Cavs past Warriors

Jason Miller/Getty ImagesJames scored a season-high 42 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and dished five assists in the win. James was aggressive from the start with 24 points in the first half, and he remained an efficient, unstoppable offensive force throughout the night.
Here are three things we learned from the game:
Read Article >Draymond Green dunks on the Cavs


It hasn’t been a good third quarter for the Warriors, but at least they got one highlight out of it.
Read Article >Iguodala crosses poor Dellavedova onto the floor


The best part? Delly holding on FOR DEAR LIFE while Iguodala shakes him onto the floor:
Looks like one of those dummies trying to catch the llamas today.
Read Article >Kyrie Irving reaches, Stephen Curry teaches


You’re not just gonna *take* the ball from him:
Read Article >Kevin Garnett comes home

Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY SportsGarnett only played 19 minutes, but of course his presence was felt in the building the entire night by fans, players and even observers. He finished with five points and eight rebounds. It could have been 40 and 20 and it still may have fallen short of the impact the energy of him being back bought to everyone in the arena.
The Timberwolves’ season is lost, but Garnett’s return gives the fans something to cheer for and the players somebody to try and impress in the season’s final two months. Sometimes, basketball really does hold sentimental value, and Garnett’s trade and return to the Timberwolves this season is special.
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