Warriors out rules Cavaliers, 4-2

Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala...... photo from Google

           Golden State Warriors made history as they completed their journey last Tuesday at Quicken Loans Arena against Cleveland Cavaliers at 105-97 during the Game 6 of the NBA finals.

           The Warriors deserved the grandest prize for they worked hard to perform numerous shots, lay-ups, elbow jumps and ankle-breaking moves. But every time the ball left their hands, the warriors seemed to be reaching for something bigger and better.

           Wooing their fans and overwhelming their opponents, the warriors won the final three games of this best of seven series, countering the moves of the Cavaliers and the countless points Lebron James could’ve made.

Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala, who were named as the finals’ most valuable player, score 25 points each to carry the Warriors to its first victory after 40 years.

           Cleveland, on the other hand, has not won a major pro sport title since 1964.

-  Kyle Joseph Supan