Jeff Green will start Game 7 against the Celtics on Sunday.

Advice: He'll replace Kevin Love and start his first game since Game 1 of the first round against Indiana. Green logged 31 minutes in Game 6, his most of the playoffs. He had 14 points, but he'll probably have to score at least that much if the Cavs want to advance to the NBA Finals for a fourth straight year. Rotoworld.com Today, 7:25 am

Stephen Curry scored 29 points during a 115-86 victory in Game 6 against the Rockets on Saturday, adding five rebounds, six assists, five 3-pointers and matching a postseason career-high three blocks.

Advice: He started off slow but picked it up in the second half hitting four 3-pointers and scoring 16 points. This was a statement game for Curry and it’s no secret that the Warriors are at their best when Steph is running the offense. The Rockets certainly knew that as they held the Warriors to 93.0 points per game in the previous two as they kept the passes down, but Steph dominated during the second half as the Warriors crushed Houston 64-25 in the second half. Curry is averaging 30.2 points per game inside Oracle this series compared to just 18.6 in Houston, so we'll see if that trend continues in a critical Game 7 on Monday. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 9:38 pm

Klay Thompson scored 35 points, making 9-of-14 3-pointers with six rebounds, two assists and four steals in Game 6 against the Rockets on Saturday.

Advice: He loves Game 6 elimination games. You might remember Klay going off for 19 points in the fourth at OKC in Game 6 during the 2016 Western Conference Finals, and he was asked about it after the game. "I don't wanna go home. We worked too hard this season to go home," Klay said after tonight's win. This is the first time both Conference Finals have reached a Game 7 since 1979. Back then there was no 3-point line, but there will be plenty of those in Houston on Monday when Klay and the Dubs come to town. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 9:20 pm

Patrick McCaw scored two points with two rebounds and one steal in four minutes in Game 6 against Houston on Saturday.

Advice: He hadn't played since March 31st against Sacramento after a scary fall and wasn't even expected to play at all this postseason. McCaw even called his parents that he would be active, and the crowd was pumped up when he hit the court. While McCaw only got in for the last 4:28 once the game was out of reach, he played solid for those minutes. We could see him play more minutes in Game 7 on Monday as he gets readjusted to being in the lineup. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 9:05 pm

Gerald Green made 4-of-6 from the field for 11 points with one block and three 3-pointers in 26 minutes as the sixth man against the Warriors on Saturday.

Advice: It's the most minutes he's played all postseason and the most points he's scored since Game 3 of the first round against Minnesota. If Chris Paul remains out, expect Green to again receive a heavier load of minutes in Game 7 on Monday, especially if guys like Luc Mbah a Moute come out flat. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:48 pm

Luc Mbah a Moute had one rebound and two steals in 15 minutes in his return to action in the Rockets Game 6 loss to the Warriors on Saturday.

Advice: He hasn't played since Game 3 and that may have been due to his shoulder issue, but with the Rockets shorthanded he returned to the rotation. Mbah a Moute continued to struggle, and he may not have played in the second half had the game been closer. Depending on Chris Paul's status and how coach Mike D'Antoni feels, he may or may not play in Game 7 on Monday. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:29 pm

Kevon Looney is getting another start in Game 6 on Saturday.

Advice: He'll be out there with the other four All-Stars for the third time in a row as Andre Iguodala (leg) recovers). Looney likely won't have as much defensive pressure on him in this game because he won't have to get switched on to Chris Paul (hamstring), but the Rockets almost certainly will try to put him on James Harden when they can. Looney has scored four points in each of last three games with little else, so the bar isn't very high in DFS. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 5:22 pm

Coach Ty Lue says he's not concerned about LeBron James for Sunday night's Game 7.

Advice: Really going out on a limb there, coach Lue. Kidding aside, there's been some talk about LeBron being tired before Friday, but all those concerns were put to bed after an epic performance. The over/under on LeBron's minutes tomorrow is probably 47.5 with Kevin Love now out. LeBron likely would've played all but 57 seconds last night, but the game got to garbage time to keep him out for the final 57 seconds. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 12:47 pm

Kevin Love (concussion) has been ruled out for Game 7 on Sunday.

Advice: He was just placed in the concussion protocol, and it would have been almost impossible to clear that if he is still dealing with symptoms at this time of day. Love does have a history of concussions with his most recent one coming in March, so it's possible he would be out beyond a possible win on Sunday. It should be Jeff Green starting with more Larry Nance. Tristan Thompson may also have to play a little more in this game. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 10:58 am

LaVar Ball blamed the Lakers' training staff for Lonzo Ball's injury issues during his rookie season.

Advice: We hadn't heard from LaVar in a little while, but the circus is back in town. "If you’re going to be doing those [workouts with] rubber-bands like that dude Gunnar [Peterson] has him doing, that [is] bullsh*t training. That’s what I call it," said the elder Ball. "Sh*t, he wasn’t like that when I brought him over there. When he first came [to the Lakers], he never got hurt. He was never hurt." Cleary, Ball believes he is more knowledgeable on training athletes than the Lakers' head trainer. L.A. will do their best to ignore this nonsense. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 7:37 am