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Dinero Talks | Although the old cliché is a playoff series doesn’t truly begin until the home team loses, Cleveland’s inability to steal a contest in Oakland against the heavily favored Warriors means they have to be perfect in both of this week’s games.
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Dinero Talks | The Cleveland Cavaliers won the Eastern Conference. At some point, LeBron James will play his last game with everyone in Quicken Loans Arena cheering his name. Next season, the odds are good that he’ll be back in town in a visiting uniform.
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Dinero Talks | After Game 3’s 41-point dismantling of the Rockets, the Golden State Warriors have been crowned world champions. It’s their third title in four seasons.
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Dinero Talks | The Rockets and the Warriors remain the betting favorites to win it all, which means, after the Celtics' big Game 1 win over the Cavaliers, you might be tempted by the 12-to-1 odds Westgate has placed on the league’s most frequent champion to hang another banner.
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Dinero Talks | Putting my own numbers on the current conference finals, I’d list the Cavs as a -190 favorite against the Celtics, if we’re talking series prices, and like the defending champion Warriors to end up -120 vs. the top-seeded Rockets despite lacking homecourt advantage.
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