
Up until Wednesday, I will preview the Cavaliers and Spurs in their quest at the NBA Finals. Today is the official prediction post.
It’s picking time! I will pick who will win game-by-game.
Game 1: Spurs 89 Cavaliers 82. The game is close throughout, and the Spurs go on a 10-2 run to end the game after trailing 80-79
Game 2: Cavaliers 92 Spurs 88. Cleveland ices the game and evens the series at 1-1 with 2 free throws by LeBron after Tony Parker’s potential game winner rattles out.
Game 3: Cavaliers 104 Spurs 100 OT: LeBron scores 30, and Daniel Gibson chips in 16 as Cleveland takes a 2-1 series lead going on a 9-0 run in the final 2:30 of Overtime.
Game 4: Spurs 85 Cavaliers 73: It’s tied 2-2 as San Antonio dominates throughout, holding the Cavs to 37% shooting, and LeBron scores 16 points on 5-13 shooting. Tim Duncan has 28 points for the Spurs, and Tony Parker scores 23 points to go with his 7 assists.
Game 5: Cavaliers 90 Spurs 83: Cavs are one game away from a shocking upset after holding off a late rally from the Spurs, who were down by as many as 18 in the 4th quarter.
Game 6: Spurs 103 Cavaliers 78: Total whipping, Larry Hughes gets destroyed by Parker and Manu Ginobili as San Antonio romps to force game 7.
Game 7: Cavaliers 96 Spurs 89: IT’S OVER! CLEVELAND SHOCKS THE BASKETBALL WORLD! AFTER BEING DOWN BY 12 AT HALFTIME, THEY RALLY TO WIN THE NBA FINALS! Tim Duncan had a remarkable game, scoring 41 points on 12-20 shooting, and Michael Finley scored 26, but it wasn’t enough for the stunned Spurs.
MVP: LeBron James. The King scores at least 22 points in 5 out of 7 games, and had 2 double-doubles. In the Finals, he averages 24.7 points, 45% shooting, and 82% from the line.
So I have the Cavs in 7, who are you picking?
Feel free to agree or disagree with these keys in the comments section or by email. Tomorrow will feature the official prediction post. To read the Cavaliers preview, click here. To read the Spurs preview, click here.
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