Cleveland Cavaliers Vs Golden State Warriors.
The rivalry which has defined the modern history of the NBA is now even more mouth-watering.
It’s almost written in the stars that Cavaliers Vs Golden State will be the NBA Finals match-up in 2018 for the upcoming season, but what makes it more interesting is the market activity that the Cavaliers have exhibited to prepare for Eastern Conference domination as well as the NBA in totality.
With their recent acquisitions of Jae Crowder, Isaiah Thomas and veteran Dwyane Wade (we predicted that Wade would be joining the Cavs and you can read about it right here), Cavaliers Vs Golden State surely promises to be a clash of the Titans even in the regular season.
We compiled a little analysis for you lovely folks to compare their probable starting lineups in a 5 vs 5 style, based on the positions of the players on both sides.
There are no “hybrid positions” in the lineup analysis so we’re covering the conventional ones; One PG, SG, PF, SF and Center on each side. No substitutes included.
So without further ado, here’s our analysis:
So there you have it, folks!
We did our best to predict which team can edge out the other and win the battle for NBA supremacy and our result shows that the Cleveland Cavaliers Vs Golden State Warriors clash might just go slightly into Cleveland’s favor.
But then again, the Cavaliers squad is new and untested whereas the Warriors boast of a team which fits well seamlessly and the addition of Kevin Durant last season has strengthened them even more.
Will Cleveland reclaim their throne and stop the juggernaut of the Warriors unit or will it be the new-age greats from San Francisco who will take the title again?
Or are we in for a total shocker where neither of these 2 teams make it to the finals?
Excited? So are we!
Let’s hope for a cracking season of the NBA and may the best team win!
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Sorry, but D-Wade an Crowder are definitely not better than Draymond and Klay.
D-Wade is on his way to a probable Sixth Man Of The Year Award at his current pace, man. But hey, opinions are opinions and you’re entitled to yours as I am to mine.