5 things we learned from Warriors’ 89-83 win against the Cleveland Cavaliers

Source: www.ibabuzz.com - Friday, December 25, 2015
Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green (23) and Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James (23) share a moment in the first half of a NBA game at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., on Friday, Dec. 25, 2015. (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group) Five things we learned from the Warriors’ 89-83 win against the Cleveland Cavaliers: 1. LeBron James has a lot of respect for the Warriors. He congratulated the Warriors individually after the game for a job well done, and the gestures were well deserved after he was held to 10-for-26 shooting. Festus Ezeli blocked his shot. Brandon Rush stole the ball from him. Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala were good against him once again. “I think they just continue to play the right way,” James said. “They’re playing some great ball right now and obviously are number one in the league for a reason.” 2. Stephen Curry has a right calf strain that he is still recovering from. Thus far, he has been able to play through it with mixed results. One game after scoring his season low in points, Curry had his season low in 3-pointers made with one. Warriors interim head coach Luke Walton also said the MVP would be rested if needed. “He reported to us if he felt anything in the second half, he was going to be done for the night, and he never did,” Walton said. 3. Andrew Bogut played well against the Cavaliers after being excluded from the last two games of the NBA Finals. He said he doesn’t care that it happened. But after al

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