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FILE - In this May 19, 2015, file photo, fans cheer after Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry scored against the Houston Rockets during the second half of Game 1 of the NBA basketball Western Conference finals in Oakland, Calif. It has been 40 years since Golden State's loud and loyal fans could experience the NBA Finals. After decades of bad drafts, terrible trades and lots of losses, the most hardened Warriors’ supporters are soaking in every second of this run. After all, many have waited their entire lives to experience this moment. (AP Photo/Ben Margot, File)
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Yakum Fitz-Henley  
June 13, 2015

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Finals Edition

5 Draymond Green clearly has no respect for royalty. With King James barreling through the paint for the dunk, ‘Dray Money’ stepped up and stopped the royal shot with a roaring swot.

4 JR Smith took the entry pass from Iman Shumpert and wasted no time with the behind-the-back dish to Timofey Mozgov for the open lane to to the rim.

3 Steph Curry manufactured the mismatch with his speed in transition, and swung Iman Shumpert back and forth with crossovers before hitting him with the stepback and doing what Steph does. #StephGonnaSteph

2 With LeBron James coming out to meet him at the arc, Stephen Curry turned his body sideways and swung the right arm behind his back to dish the no-look assists to Leandro Barbosa in the corner for the open three. Splash.

1 On the fast break Jermaine Jones tried to get in front of Steph Curry for the stop, but after a quick hesitation and direction change, found himself behind Curry. Klay Thompson then streaked up to receive the dish from his ‘Splash Bro’ and complete the layup.

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