— Two games into the NBA Finals, now we know all we need to know about how the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors match up — at least in California. The Cavs have been a lot better at home this postseason, and they are going to need to continue that trend to have any shot to take home the championship. It probably still won’t be enough, but I’ve watched the NBA long enough to know unexpected things sometimes happen when there is a change of venue so I’m not ready to declare this series over. It is getting late early though, so to speak. RELATED: Camps offer chance to see how Dayton, Wright State do business Golden State’s 122-103 victory in Game Two was perhaps the way most of these games would play out if they played 100 times. The Cavs played OK, but the Warriors were just too…
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