The Finals series so far has been dominated by the Golden State Warriors after winning the first two games by an average of 20.5 points. The Cleveland Cavaliers are not looking like the defending champions and are having a very difficult time stopping the offensive firepower that the Western Conference Champions possess.

Fans have not been too thrilled with its lopsided results, and for Charles Barkley, he decided to show up at the Stanley Cup Playoffs instead. He first crashed a press conference of NHL great Wayne Gretzky, before joining the broadcast crew and letting everyone know that he thinks their playoffs are amazing, unlike what’s going on in the NBA Finals.

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It definitely says a lot about how good the Dubs have been as they are still unbeaten in the postseason with a 14-0 record. Despite a triple-double from LeBron James in Game 2, the Cavs weren't able to muster enough support to beat the Warriors at home.

Now with the series heading to Cleveland for Games 3 and 4, it will give the Cavs a huge boost, knowing that they will play in front of their fans inside Quicken Loans Arena. Should they be able to win a game or two, it might help change the way Sir Charles sees the Finals so far, and also make their supporters believe that they can replicate what they did last season.