Monday night, the Golden State Warriors finished their sweep of the Portland Trail Blazers in the Western Conference Finals. Even without Kevin Durant, DeMarcus Cousins, and Andre Iguodala (the last game and a half), the Warriors were as inevitable as they have been the past half-decade. The Blazers had double-digit leads in each of the last three games, and actually led for over half the minutes in the series. It didn’t matter. The Warriors never appeared out of control or flustered, and there was never a real sense they were going to lose any of the games.
The Blazers Had a Great Season, But Change is Coming
