**Beep** **Beep** **Beep** This is a Public Service Announcement:  Clean Up Needed in the Quicken Loans Stadium to Sweep Up the Cavaliers Fans' Tear-Soaked Jerseys.  **Beep** **Beep** **Beep**

One game down, one more to go.  Like I said in my last post of this interesting series, The #Cavaliers NEEDED to defend their home court in order to stand a chance to stage their epic comeback from last year. However, after watching the game Wednesday night, I honestly think Cavs fans need to brace themselves to be swept out of the Finals.  

The Cavs showed that they still had some fight in them by keeping the score to this game close.  Kyrie looked spectacular with another halftime finisher keeping the Warriors lead to only 6pts at halftime.  They came out equally as strong in the third and fourth quarter and, at one point, held the largest lead that they ever had on the #Warriors this entire series.  But, that all disintegrated once Kyrie, Kyle Korver, and #LeBron caught a scoring drought in the last 3 minutes of the game, and the Warriors started making it rain only to be thunder struck by Durant's soul-sucking 3-pointer to solidify their win (watch the Cavs unfolding here).

With LeBron feeling the firepower from the Juggernaut (aka the Warriors), can he and the Cavs force a Game 5 in this Series or will this be the end of the line for LeBron and Company?