OAKLAND – As Kyrie Irving stepped onto the Oracle Arena court for the NBA All-Star game practice session on Saturday morning, he
The Warriors defeated Cleveland for the 2015 and ’17 NBA titles, but Irving and the Cavs captured the 2016 NBA championship. And in the decisive Game 7 of that series held at Oracle Arena, it was Irving who drained a three-pointer over Stephen Curry to break a tie and give the Cavs a 92-89 lead over the Warriors with just 53 seconds remaining in a game Cleveland prevailed, 93-89.