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The 2016 NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors have been laden with enough storylines and plot twists to make a soap opera jealous. Between suspensions, karate kicks and “rigged” accusations, the drama has been real. The series will now be decided in a Game 7 for the ages. Can LeBron James finally fulfill his promise to bring the city of Cleveland a championship? Will the Warriors go down in history as the greatest team of all time? Find out what to expect from Game 7 with these five bold predictions.
5. Stephen Curry Pulls Vanishing Act, Finishes With Measly 15 Points
Getty ImagesStephen Curry has seemingly been in a glass case of emotion over the past week. He was fined $25,000 for throwing his mouthpiece at a fan after being ejected in Game 6, and is clearly struggling mentally. This will carry over into Game 7.
4. Tristan Thompson Dominates The Paint
Getty ImagesIt's no coincidence that Tristan Thompson dominated in Game 6 with Andrew Bogut out. Thompson finished with 15 points and 16 rebounds, and he did a solid job manning the paint on defense. Expect more of the same in Game 7.
3. LeBron James Scores 40 Points For Third Straight Game
Getty ImagesLeBron James scored 41 points in each of the last two games, and it's clear that Golden State has no clue how to slow him down at this point. James knows he needs to come through in the clutch in order to win Game 7, and he will ultimately deliver.
2. Kyrie Irving Makes Stephen Curry Look Incredibly Foolish On Both Ends
Getty ImagesStephen Curry hasn't been able to slow Kyrie Irving down at all in this series, which has forced Golden State to send help with multiple players. This makes Cleveland far more difficult to defend as a whole and will continue to plague the Warriors.
1. Cavaliers Shock The Masses, Cement First Title In Franchise History With 8-Point Win Over Warriors
Getty ImagesI firmly believe LeBron James will be in control of Game 7 from the opening whistle. Put simply, it's clear that the Cavaliers want this series more than the Warriors do. The game will be close, but Cleveland will persevere in the end.
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