CLEVELAND (AP) — The possibilities seem endless for the Golden State Warriors when they are rolling.
A 150-point game isn’t even out of reach.
“I mean, we could have gotten at least 140 the other night if we only had about 10 to 15 turnovers,” All-Star guard Klay Thompson said.
Dominating like no team ever has in the postseason, the Warriors look capable of anything — except another NBA Finals collapse.
They take a 2-0 lead over Cleveland into Wednesday’s Game 3, just as they did last year. The Warriors actually had a higher victory margin through two games in the 2016 Finals, but they didn’t have Kevin Durant or a fully healthy Stephen Curry then.