LOOK AT THE HARDWARE MOMMA

Congratulations to the Golden State Warriors who capped off their 60 win  2015 NBA regular season with a NBA Finals Championship against the Cleveland Cavs earlier this week. The Warriors playoff run included 16 wins, only 3 losses, and not a single player injury. They finished off the Cavs in just six games giving LeBron James his 4th NBA Finals career loss and sorrow for Cleveland fans who have yet to bring home a major league sports title. Golden State Forward Andre Iguodala took home the NBA Finals MVP award after an impressive showing throughout the series. Iguodala was responsible for nullifying LeBron James who averaged an incredible 35.8 points per game during the six game stretch. Andre though, was heady in his task averaging 16.3 points per game and playing a key role in the notorious small ball that led Golden State to get it done with efficiency. The youthful Warriors can and should be only looking up for now as they look to embark on their NBA Dynasty.

All Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson, David Lee, Andrew Bogut and more will return for the Golden State Warriors in the upcoming season. The large salary cap spacing allowed for the retaining of all these incredible players who delighted in playing at the Oracle Arena in front of some of the most passionate fans life could offer. NBA MVP Stephen Curry couldn't ask for more as he was able to cap off his season with a God ordained Championship. He enjoyed such accomplishment in front of his wife and immediately family at the Quicken Loans Arena while Cavs fans marched grievously to the exits. Golden State's 100.7 points per game average was a flat out whopping that could not be managed by a undermanned and under skilled Cleveland Cavaliers roster. Rookie head coach Steve Kerr will definitely pride himself on a rookie season of such caliber. On the other side of the fence, LeBron fans would wish for revival for the injured Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving but they'll have to step back and wait another year as Golden State takes the honor as NBA Champions for the 2015 season. Congratulations Warriors.