Jun 11, 2015; Cleveland, OH, USA; Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and guard Andre Iguodala talk to the media after game four of the NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports
By: Yama Hazheer
The Warriors escaped Cleveland with a win in Game 4 and gained home court advantage back in the NBA Finals against the Cavaliers.
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Playing a majority of playoff games on your home court is clearly an advantage and the Warriors worked hard all season to gain that privilege.
Steph Curry understands how the Finals work. He told media during practice Saturday that they will be ready for Game 5 with a focused mindset. Curry and the Warriors will be going into game 4 composed and aggressive. Here’s the quote provided by the NBA’s official Twitter account:
"I feel great…I think we're going to be really composed and aggressive"-Steph on #GSW heading into G5 #NBAFinals pic.twitter.com/a2zsQqWIIu
— NBA (@NBA) June 13, 2015
The Warriors have started slow in a majority of home games in the postseason, but have gained composure and now the series is tied. The MVP will need to continue to play well like he did in the second half of Game 3 and in Game 4 if the Warriors want to achieve their ultimate goal and bring an NBA Championship to the Bay Area.
The Warriors committed only seven turnovers in Game 4, held the Cavs to 33% shooting from the field, and under 15% from beyond the arc.
The teams both received an extra day of rest following Game 4 and will look to get the action going again Sunday evening. With the series even at two games each, Game 5 is officially the biggest game of they year. The winner of Game 5 will head to Cleveland with an opportunity to close out the series and claim the NBA title.