Special Friday night edition of the dunked on basketball podcasts Cleveland staves off elimination putting up a buck

37 on the golden state warriors winning it by 21 they set an NBA finals record and NBA playoff record for most points in a quarter with

49 in that first quarter while still missing seven free throws as well really just an incredible

offensive performance for the game they put up

137 points on only 95 possessions actually one of the slower games in the series of the first half saw

52 possessions and that's where most of the damage was done before we get into it with Danny here

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What did you think of this one was this Cleveland just being completely unstoppable?

How much of it was the warriors not playing as well?

It was a fair amount of both

I mean there was a lot that Cleveland was doing out there that would have been hard for the warriors to stop even at their best

But they weren't at their best so you kind of have those things running together one other crazy stat that you didn't

Throughout there was that Cleveland's 86 points at halftime were the most in a half an NBA history in the playoffs

So that's that's pretty impressive it beat 83 I think it was in 1962 was something crazy like that

Lakers pistons or something like that well and that's good. That's crazy too because they used to play at like

125 possessions a game back then right and they still beat that the in in probably you know about 80% is many possessions

Right, and so I think that you want to give the lion share of the credit to the Cavaliers

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