Warriors Headed Back to NBA Finals.
BERMAN: The Golden State Warriors beat the odds and the Thunder and head back to the NBA finals.</s>ROMANS: Coy Wire has more in this morning's bleacher report. Hey, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good to see you, Christine and John. Welcome back. The defending champs were down 3-1 in the series. Only two teams had ever come back from that great of deficit in conference finals history. Make that three now. Warriors down at halftime. Someone needed to step up. How about Steph Curry? Dominant player delivered different making plays and decisive games, so Curry made it rain. The trey to tie it up it the third. He drains five three pointers in the second half, including this one, this nail in the coffin right here when the Thunder made a push late. Thirty-six points in all for the league MVP. Golden State wins game seven of western conference finals, 96-88. They advance to face LeBron James and the Cavs in the rematch of last year's finals. As John Berman mentioned, game one, Thursday night, 9:00 Eastern. This is going to be a good one. NHL Stanley Cup final, game one, they were partying hard in Pittsburgh. The Penguins snagged game one from the San Jose Sharks. It wasn't easy though. The Penguins let a two-goal lead slip away before Nick Bonino saved the day. Game winner with 2:33 left, these two teams played twice in the regular season. They each won a game a piece. Game two is tomorrow night in Pittsburgh. Finally, guys, great moment before yesterday's Padres and Mariners game. In Seattle, you see this guy right here, this is 92-year-old World War II veteran Burke Waldron. But he got to throw the opening pitch for Memorial Day, guys. He began his military service in the military in 1943 before retiring as petty officer second class in 1946. We can only hope to have half that energy. Bottle it up, guys.</s>ROMANS: Wow.</s>BERMAN: That dude is a good lefty right there and a great American. What a wonderful thing to see. What a wonderful thing to see. Coy, can I ask you about the basketball here?</s>WIRE: Absolutely, John.</s>BERMAN: Rematch over last year. My theory and I'm willing to change it at least ten times before Thursday, is that the only team that was going to beat Golden State would be Oklahoma City running that ridiculously fast-paced offense. But can the Cavaliers do it?</s>WIRE: Well, they lost 4-2 last year in the finals, right? And they didn't have Kevin Love, who was out early in the playoffs. Then they lost Kyrie Irving in game one against the Warriors, right? Now, they are healthy, they are hungry, they haven't won a pro championship in 52 years. This is going to be a great finals, John. And I think the Cavs have a chance to do it. We shall see.</s>BERMAN: All right. Coy Wire, thanks so much.</s>WIRE: All right. Thanks, guys.</s>ROMANS: All right. To politics now, Bernie Sanders stormed on stage by protesters. Hillary Clinton with a major pivot in the campaign schedule. And Donald Trump set to answer big questions about fundraising and Trump University. All the latest developments on the race for 2016, next.