The Warriors are eyeing to end it on the road.

Curry missing threes last match is very normal IMO. He is the greatest shooter of all time, but players also have rough nights, and that is one of them. Let's put into consideration as well that the Celtics have been known for their great defense and all throughout the whole Game 5, the defender of Curry is focusing only on him, and he isn't going to double-team whatsoever. Curry's defender stays in front of him just to make sure that he will not make insane shots, and it worked on the Celtics, though they still lost.

Watch out for the so-called "Game 6 Klay" as he might erupt out of nowhere and if this happens, it's over for the Celtics. Wiggins being consistent alongside Klay erupting with 20 or maybe 30 might be the end for the Celtics. I think I will also bet on the Warriors on this one.

I'm also afraid of this possibility that Warriors could win again and finish this series. On the other hand, they don't seem very consistent too. I mean for example Curry had a really bad day in the last game but they still won though. If they don't get a significant contribution from him then Celtics might have a bigger chance to equalize the score of the series. Of course Warriors still have great shooters who can fill Curry's place when he is playing badly. So Celtics will need to defend like hell. 

We know that Celtics is a good defensive team, but they should put 100% on it, they can't afford to play good 3rd quarter and then they don't have the concentration in the 4th quarter.

It might be a dangerous Curry that we will see or game 6 Klay performance for the Warriors. And what if this two shoot the ball high percentage and score 30+ points each and then Wiggins and Poole also doing some damage? As others have said, pressure is mounting on the side of Boston to win game 6.

Size difference. That's correct, they have the edge on that, and using Horford more in post-up situations may be one of their key factors to win.
Also, I'd like to see more alley-oop for Robert Williams as we can see how high he can go and no one can definitely reach it. That's a sure deuce for them given a good pick and roll will happen.
I am excited once again, just a few more hours and we will be watching the possible ending of this season or 1 more game in San Francisco.

Look at Horford's stats, he impressed everyone by scoring 26 points in the first game, but then he only scored a combined 30 points over the next 4 games. I have no doubt he can still dominate the paint and be helpful to the team, but the Celtics obviously shouldn't rely on him in the deciding game. As for Robert Williams, his status is questionable, and he might miss the game because of left knee soreness.

It's going to be a big big night. I can't really wait for it, hopefully we would end up watching one more game, because it has been an unbelievable finals. I love watching these two teams going head to head, they certainly know how to make it work, and entertaining.

I can watch the replays of the whole series again right now and still be happy about it, and I just watched them very recently so not like I would be watching 2016 series movie (which I loved) or anything. Let's see which team will be better today, it's going to be quite good, it is going to be nearly in the morning for me, but I will wake up and watch it because I can't miss this, it could be the last game.

I have a dream that the Celtics won game 6 by dominating the Warriors beating them by 30+ points. Maybe I'm just too excited to see a game 7 but they said dreams are the opposite of the reality, hahaha.. so I don't know, I will just enjoy the game and see if Celtics could really  bounce back.

They could win in double digits no doubt, but dominating the Warriors by 30+ points? Anyhow, we are all excited to see if there will be a new champion this year or will it go to game 7 at Chase Center.

And we all know that Tatum, Brown and Smart played very well in their home court and that's why bookies put them in the favorite position, 1.5x-1.6x is the current odd swing.

So we will see if your dreams can become reality (Celtics winning), 

Well, that's it, guys.
Golden State Warriors, our 2021-2022 NBA champions.
We can't deny it. It's all Steph Curry, he is special. Tatum having a difficult time answering back but he is young and this should be a good addition to his experience. I bet we will see them again next year but for now, it's the Warriors' time to celebrate.

Steph Curry is Bill Russell Finals MVP.