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Daily News - June 4, 2017

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NBA Finals 2017: The slump of Cleveland Cavaliers' Kyle Korver: Bill Livingston
Author: Bill Livingston
Publication: Cleveland.com

OAKLAND, Calif. - Kyle Korver is slumping. Can't hit water from a boat.

Can't make the shots the Cleveland Cavaliers signed him to make.

His initials look like the strikeout symbols saluting a great pitcher in baseball. One "K" after another marching across the upper deck.

In Korver's last 23 3-point attempts, 17K's would be there. That's only 26.1 percent on the arc. - CLICK HERE to read full story.

Cavaliers' plan for Game 2 is to 'stop the ball' and not let Kevin Durant dunk so much: 2017 NBA Finals
Author: Joe Vardon
Publication: Cleveland.com

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Cavaliers know their game plan for Game 2 of the NBA Finals.

The Warriors know the Cavs' plan, too.

Remember all those dunks by Kevin Durant, the ones where he could've walked up to the rim without anyone touching him?

"I'm pretty sure that won't happen tomorrow," Durant said Saturday. - CLICK HERE to read full story.

LeBron James not guarding Kevin Durant is one of six adjustments Cavaliers should consider in NBA Finals
Author: Chris Fedor
Publication: Cleveland.com

SAN FRANCISCO -- Very little went right for the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. But they vow to play better in Game 2, identifying numerous correctable problems.

They can enter with a different attitude, trying to set the tone and being much more physical than they were in Thursday's opener. They can probably do a better job taking care of the ball, not committing 20 turnovers, which would help keep the Warriors from getting an abundance of transition baskets. Rebounding, which was supposed to be one of the primary strengths of the Cavaliers against the smaller Warriors, could certainly improve, limiting Golden State's second-chance opportunities.

The Cavs also expect Tristan Thompson to bounce back after calling his performance "trash." The bench, another areas where the Cavs thought they had an advantage, could be better. - CLICK HERE to read full story.

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