Warrior Won The Game 3 And Durant Making An History

By: Kristian Winfield 

June 7, 2017

"If Durant's Number stay the same, he'll have shooting percentage better than anyone else in Finals history."

Cavs loss the Game 3. Kevin Durant's pull up the three at front of LeBron James with less than a minute on the clock. Kevin Durant have 31 points in game 3 he also have avarange of 34 point through every game in finals of 2017. During the game 3 the Warrior was losing by 2 points and Durant rose to the occasion when the team needed him the most. Because of Durant's three point the Warrior made the lead and win the game. However the most impressive is how Kevin Durant quickly reach his sixth 30 point game compare to other player in NBA history. Durant almost twice as quick to reach sixth 30 point than Kobe Bryant(one of the best player in history of NBA). However the record in 2017 finals is 3-0 for Warrior. The Game four will be Friday June 9,2017. To be a Final MVP, a player need to have a "shooting 59 percent from the field, 52 percent from the three and 89.5 percent from the foul line." If Durant came close to reach this percent, and also if the warrior win the finals Durant will be the Final MVP for 2017.

Being a Warrior fan, Durant is a big help for the team. Last year without Durant, the Cavs won in the finals, leaving the Warrior in the second place. However this year, the Warrior decided to get Durant in the team. They made a great choose picking Durant. In the other hand Durant wants his first ring and first win in the NBA, that's why he did not double think about joining the Warrior. So far the Warrior is doing really well. They won against Cavs 3 times already, one more win the Warrior will be the champion for 2017. However, last year, the Warrior was winning 3-1, and then the Cavs came back from 3-1 and win the finals. Hopefully this won't happen this year, because no one in the history of NBA came back from 3-0.


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