This is the best of outkick the coverage with Clay Travis on Fox Sports Radio.

I got to tell you, I really think the series is over. I thought and told you that I believe the

Warriors would come out and dominate in game two. And really they didn't dominate until the

fourth quarter when Steph Curry got hot and couldn't miss any three point shots. But you also

simultaneously felt like at no point in time where they close to losing the game. Every time

that the cabs got it remotely close and I think five points was the closest they got it

for pretty much the final three quarters of this game. You always felt like the Warriors were

going to come back and hit a shot. And the Warriors didn't even seem to me to be breaking into

a full on sprint in this game. It seemed that there was no point in time where they legitimately

felt like they might lose game two either. And I know that Cleveland Cavaliers came back from

an O2 series deficit against the Boston Celtics. And I know they came back from a three one deficit

two years ago to win the series and win the title for Cleveland. But then ain't happening here.

I mean, I could come on and I could sell you as if I were in the spin zone. Why you need to keep

watching the NBA finals. But I think a lot of you have already tuned out. We haven't seen the

numbers yet for Sunday nights game. But I bet they're not going to be that great. We know already

that Thursday nights game one, which was a scintillating game that went down to the absolute

wire and went into overtime. It rated lower than all three of the previous Cavs Warriors matchups.

And I was sitting around over the weekend thinking about this. And I was hoping against hope

that the Cavs might win game two and make this an interesting series. I was actually rooting for

the Cavs to win game one and make it an interesting season because I always say when the NBA finals

and the NHL playoff Stanley Cup Final end when you do sports talk radio like me, you find yourself

staring off into a great abyss of nothing when it comes to sports news. I'm going to be here doing

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