The Undefeated's senior NBA writer Marc Spears is interviewed by local television in Cleveland. The 2016 NBA Finals is the second-most watched ever on ABC through four games, according to Fast Nationals from Nielsen. The series is averaging 17,367,000 viewers (p2+). The 2016 NBA Finals continue tonight in Oakland, Calif., with Game 5 at 9 p.m. ET (coverage starting at 8:30 p.m.) on ABC (also available on ESPN Deportes, ESPN Radio and WatchESPN). The host Golden State Warriors, leading the best-of-seven series 3-1, are one victory away from defending their NBA championship. With a victory, the Cleveland Cavaliers could force a Game 6 back on their home court Thursday. In the gallery above, go behind the scenes of ESPN's production of Game 4 in Cleveland on June 10. Gianina Thompson contributed to this post. PTI's Michael Wilbon joins SportsCenter anchor Lindsay Czarniak on set outside Quicken Loans Arena. NBA Insiders Marc Stein (left) and Chris Broussard discuss the NBA Finals for ESPN Social Media. ESPN Senior Vice President of Production, Mark Gross (right), answers questions for Dime Magazine.
Ben Cafardo
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June 13, 2016
