The NBA Finals is set to begin on Thursday in Toronto, but there are some people who are still confused about the schedule at this point. One of them is Romeo Travis, high school teammate and a good friend of Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James. Apparently, Travis thought that Game 4 of the series will be in Toronto. Good thing, James was there to correct him.

Hilariously by the way.

That's a good one, Bron!

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For those who are not yet familiar with the format, the Raptors have the homecourt advantage in the series, meaning Games 1, 2, and if necessary, 5 and 7 will be played in Toronto. Games 3, 4, and 6 will be played in Golden State.

Nevertheless, millions of fans will be in for a treat as this season's finale will feature the dynasty of the Warriors going up against the Raptors, a team that has made the Finals for the first time in its 24 years in the league. It's the classic David versus Goliath story, as Golden State is heavily favored to win the series. Toronto may have the homecourt advantage, but the Dubs have the experience, as they have been in the Finals for five straight years, and they are gunning for their fourth title in that span.

But the Raptors cannot be underestimated as they are being led by one of the greatest players of today, Kawhi Leonard.

Oh, by the way, this is the first time in nine years that LeBron isn't in the Finals, so for those who've been waiting for something new for so long, this series is for you.