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Message: [QUOTE="champs99and04, post: 2737685, member: 488"] The real shame of it is that the Cavs needed that game a lot more than Golden State. It felt like, if this was going to be a series, they needed to steal one of the first two. Now that you lose game one, a game that, even if it was called fairly at large, tipped the scales late with some calls in Golden State's favor, it feels like this is going to be another five game series where some will argue the Cavs got screwed and others will argue the Warriors are the far better team. Both will be true, because while you can sit there and point to calls that were missed the whole game, the basic psychology of that outcome is such that this seems impossible to overcome. It has some Lakers/Magic 2009 vibes. As a fan, you always feel like you get cheated the most when the underdog comes up just short. And when the tie doesn't go to the runner with the whistle, it's especially frustrating. [/QUOTE]