The NBA Finals: Game two equals Trainwreck—not yet in theaters but certainly on the court

The Warriors woke up this morning with the sting of the worst home loss in franchise history ringing between their collective ears. For the layman, think the same feeling as rushing to your flight at McCarran, wallet a couple grand lighter, when you got to the gate and just realized you left your shoes, belt and laptop at security.

By Andrew Pridgen

Much of the pre-game attention was placed on the displaced kneecap of the Cavs’ starting point guard Kyrie Irving. As it turns out, Irving, who will enjoy the rest of these finals in blazer and wine-colored turtleneck, can also be replaced.

It was a tale of two heroes for Cleveland (three if you count the officials). The first half it was the big Russian Tomofey Mozgov who sat the entire fourth quarter after an emphatic 17 points and 11 boards. He drew so many fouls the first half…