If you were expecting a different NBA Finals than the last two years, than you could be in for a disappointment.

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LeBron James scored 44 points, but it was not enough as the Golden State Warriors rallied from an early 14-point deficit to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 108-100 in Game One of the NBA Finals.

James Harden scored 31 points and Houston completed the historic comeback by defeating the Clippers 113-100 and eliminating them from the NBA Playoffs 4-3.

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Clippers choke away game six 119-107.

Vote in our poll and tell us which was the better play on Tuesday night in the NBA Playoffs: LeBron James' game-saving block on Derrick Rose or Nikola Mirotic's Half Court Heave?

The Houston Rockets returned home on Tuesday to rout the Clippers 124-103 in Game Five of their best-of-seven series.

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DeAndre Jordan scored 26 points and shot 34 free throws and the Los Angeles Clippers crushed the Houston Rockets 128-95 in Game Four.

Austin Rivers scored a career playoff-high 25 points and J.J. Redick scored his personal best of 31 and the Clippers crushed the Houston Rockets 124-99 in Game Three.

James Harden led a second half comeback and the Rockets rallied from 13 down to beat the Clippers 115-109 to even their best-of-seven series at 1-1.

Playing without Chris Paul, the Los Angeles Clippers stole game one from the Houston Rockets 117-101.

Chris Paul came back from a first quarter hamstring injury to lead the Clippers to a heroic game seven victory over the defending champion San Antonio Spurs.

The Clippers came into game six on the brink of elimination vs the Spurs.

With the game literally hanging in the balance, DeAndre Jordan tipped in a Blake Griffin shot that was ruled basket interference by the referees, and the Spurs stole game five from the Clippers 111-107 in a nailbiter.

Chris Paul Conquers Spurs In Game Four Scores 34 Points

Kawhi Leonard scored a career playoff high and the Spurs dominated the Clippers 100-73 in game three of their first round NBA playoff series.

Spurs take game two 111-107 over Clippers in OT.

Clippers 107, Spurs 92

Chris Paul scored nine of the Clippers final twelve points and Los Angeles held on to beat the Denver Nuggets 110-103 for their sixth straight win.