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That's probably the case unless you're in Portland and your name is Dame Liller and you came out and said, you know what?

We're going to win this series in six games. Well, not quite.

Let's be honest. When the Warriors play like they played last night, you or I could be on the bench coaching them and we can win the championship.

Don't want to take anything away from Steve Kerr, but you or I could have won that game last night by 20 points.

All you have to do is just manage minutes. That's it. I'm not sure that Mike Brown called the play the entire game.

In all honesty. And remember what Steve Kerr was out previously with his back issues.

Luke Walton stepped in and won a ton of games for the Warriors. Right now Mike Brown is set up to get the coach against the calves and LeBron James.

The guy who got him fired when he was the calves coach. And I think the Warriors might win in a sweep.

There are two teams now that have advanced obviously with a sweep the Warriors and the calves. Interestingly, the calves swept the Pacers by an average of four points per game.

If you watch that series and I watch quite a bit of it, the calves yes, they won in four, but they won the entire series by 16 total points.

And if you really watch the game, you could go back and change probably three plays and the calves would have been down three one game one, make a jumper.

Game three, if you're the Pacers, don't choke away at 25 point half time lead. Game four, how about Paul George makes one shot that matters in the clutch in that series didn't happen.

As a result, the calves got the sweep, but that series was fairly even this series was not even the Blazers one 41 games in the regular season.

I believe I'm correct. And then that last season in their opening round playoff series against the Warriors, they won two games, right? This was a six game series. I think I'm correct about that.

This year, the Warriors won by an average of 18 points per game. At no point other than in game three, or any of these games really in doubt.

Now, I know game one, the Warriors didn't show up. They came out and they won by 15 points or whatever the final margin was.

Three of these games were not close. Last night's game was just a total beat down.

The Warriors were so confident in this series that they rested Kevin Durant with a slight injury in games two and three.

And now they get several what days to sit around and not have to do anything while they wait to see what's going to happen in this jazz clipper series, which I think there's a good chance goes seven games.

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