NBA 2015-16

[kmoney]

Sunday night will be yet another chapter in Cleveland sports history.

I predict an epic loss by the Cav's.

Are you basing that on only Cleveland's history? Because not much in this series points in that direction.

Bogut is hurt. Igoudala is not at full strength. Cleveland's defense is causing major problems for Curry. Cleveland has momentum. Lebron has let it loose the past couple games. Irving is close behind. The one thing GS has is they will be at home.

I'm not making any predictions here. I won't be surprised at any outcome. Based on this series the only sure thing seems to be that it won't be a close game. Someone will get beat easily.

 

[Nick M]

If GS is cold from the field it can effect them bad. And conversely I think they come out hot. Shooters are also streak shooters. And they will be pouring in the threes. That is my best guess. I've been wrong before.

 

[tetelestai]

Are you basing that on only Cleveland's history?

Of course.

Based on this series the only sure thing seems to be that it won't be a close game. Someone will get beat easily.

I see it as a close gut wrenching loss for the Cav's.

 

[patrick jane]

​The Champions will be crowned tonight

 

[Town Heretic]

​The Champions will be crowned tonight

Unless it's a tie. lain: Seriously though, wouldn't it be funny if you could do that? A set time and that's it. No overtime, no penalty shot. The game ends the way it ends.

A little like life.

 

[Nick M]

​The Champions will be crowned tonight

Did Skip Bayless give you this insight?

 

[Town Heretic]

To me the Warriors look a little beat up. I wonder if that's the difference.

Stephen A. Smith said that he thought Curry left the court with a determination that will manifest itself in game 7 and that Klay would be read as well. "Klay tends to show up in big games as well. It doesn't get any bigger than game seven..."

So what was game 6? lain:

In any event, no matter which team wins, James is the series MVP.

His numbers going into game 7? 41 minutes, 30 pts, 11 rbs and 8.5 assists per game.

No one else is close to matching what he's brought to these finals. But if he wants to break Cleveland's historic freefall he'll likely have to bring it again tonight.

 

[Nick M]

There are many things amiss with this series right now. First, you don't win game 5 on the road down 1-3. A great shooting team isn't hitting the broad side of a barn. Sure, Cleveland has had a tough defense after being down 2-0.

I will give James credit. His performance has been Magic like.

 

[kmoney]

Igoudala is out. I was leaning toward Cleveland winning before, now I fully expect it. Oh well.

 

[patrick jane]

I'm glad it's a 7:00 o'clock CST start tonight.

 

[kmoney]

Igoudala is out. I was leaning toward Cleveland winning before, now I fully expect it. Oh well.

He actually is in.

 

[The Berean]

Warriors are up 49-42 at halftime. I have a gut feeling the Warriors are one good run from putting this game away. We shall see.

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[The Berean]

Wow. Vastly disappointed. To win 73 games and not win the title? :noid:

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[Nick M]

I am surprised. I mean really. It's like the Cubs winning.

 

[Town Heretic]

Jack's not a happy camper, but I'm happy for Cleveland. And what James did in this series is nothing short of amazing.

Congrats Cavs!

GS, heck of a series, great year. :cheers:

 

[Nick M]

So it will be GS again and Cleveland again next year. GS is awesome good, and the eastern conference stinks.

 

[Nick M]

Do you people on the internet have nothing else going on for things like this?

 

[patrick jane]

Months ago I predicted a Lebron championship this year. I'm a genius

 

[patrick jane]

Cavs take the title this year

Originally posted on November 25th 2015. I'm a genius

 

[tetelestai]

Unbelievable.

With 10 seconds left, and the Cav's up by 3, and LeBron at the line, he missed the first foul shot. I thought he was going to miss the second shot, and then GS would come down and tie the game with a three, and then win in overtime, and add yet another dagger to the curse.

However, everything changed when LeBron made that second free throw. The 52 year old "curse" is now officially over.

Congratulations to the people of Cleveland...especially the ones who lived through all the heartache over the years.