Rewinding Golden State's 108-100 Game 1 win over Cleveland in NBA Finals

The Beast of the East or the Best of the West? The best player on the planet or the best shooter in the game?

LeBron or Steph? Cleveland or Golden State? Who ya got?

The 2015 NBA Finals are here, and the matchup is an intriguing one, featuring four-time MVP James and a cast of scrappy role players like Matthew Dellavedova and Tristan Thompson against this year's MVP, Curry, and a strong supporting cast including Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, who has been cleared to play after an apparent concussion in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals.

Overtime: Golden State 108, Cleveland 100

Stephen Curry draws a pair of fouls and knocks down all four free throws, as Golden State edges out to a 102-98 lead. All shots from the floor have been missed through the first half of the overtime period.

And we finally have a made shot from the floor in OT, as Harrison Barnes knocks down a 3-pointer from the corner to expand Golden State's lead to 105-98 with 2:02 to play.

To add insult to injury for the Cavaliers, Kyrie Irving appears to have aggravated his injured knee and is limping back to the locker room.

Andre Iguodala is fouled going to the rack and hits 1-of-2 from the line to make it 106-98. James misses two 3s and the Cavs still haven't scored in overtime. They've missed their last 12 shots going back to the fourth quarter.

Draymond Green adds two free throws and this one is getting away from Cleveland. It's 108-98 Golden State with 1:16 to play.

Cleveland turns the ball over on two straight possessions and time runs out on the Cavaliers. James adds a meaningless layup as time expires to finish with 44 points. Golden State takes Game 1 108-100.