Well, welcome to the Ringer NBA Show. This is our rapid reaction. The finals just wrapped. I'm Juliet Lytman.

And I'm Kevin O'Connor.

And the Warriors just beat the calves in a sweep. They won the finals. They won their third title in four years.

Maybe they're ready to move on from the Blue 3-1 lead.

And maybe LeBron's ready to move on from Cleveland. Kevin, how are you feeling in this Warriors dynasty?

I think it's honestly kind of sad that in the NBA finals LeBron James possibly the greatest player of all time,

depending on who you ask.

Sure. I will say so. Yes. Keep going.

Not even on the floor at the end of the game.

Auntie Zizzich is scoring the final two points of the game for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Well,

LeBron's not even out there.

LeBron checked out without like four and a half minutes left.

And he dapped everyone up and then you're like, oh, okay, that's it. There were MVP chance.

And it was like it was pretty much a letdown kind of like these finals, right?

Yeah, there was a bunch of a celebration at all.

It was pretty it was pretty bizarre. So, Kev, when did you know that this game was over?

As soon as the Golem say Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets pretty much.

I would say game one certainly gave a little bit of hope that Cleveland would have a chance.

I think it was during game two around half time or so when it's like, you know what?

Golem State is who we thought they were.

Yeah. And since that ever since then Cleveland's had some little spurts where they've

looked pretty good and competitive, but Golem State just has so much more talent than the floor

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