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Warriors Beat Cavaliers in 2017 Says NBA 2K Simulation

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In just about 24 hours the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers will face off in the NBA Finals for the third consecutive year.  This one being the rubber match, if you will.  2015 saw the Warriors win their first title in 40 years.  2016 saw Lebron James lead the Cleveland Cavaliers back from 3-1 deficit to win Cleveland’s first ever NBA Championship and the first championship won by a major sports team in Cleveland since 1964.  Everyone has their own Warriors Cavaliers Predictions for 2017, but the top NBA basketball video game simulation has just crunched the numbers.

NBA 2K17 has the Golden State Warriors defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers in a series that goes the full seven games. The simulation is far off what the professional bettors in Las Vegas are saying.  The Cavaliers are underdogs in the series, and don’t have home court advantage.  However, this is a situation that Cleveland has found themselves in before, specifically last year.  They were underdogs in that series as well, and ended up winning.

This year could be different.  While Cleveland is a little healthier, Golden State picked up one of the best players in the world during the off season by signing Kevin Durant.  According to 2K’s simulation of the games:  Cleveland beats Golden State in Game One; Golden State wins game two; Cleveland wins game three; Golden State wins game four; Golden State wins game five; Cleveland wins game six; and then Kevin Durant scores 41 points in game seven to bring home the championship for the Golden State Warriors.

We won’t have to wait long to find out if NBA 2K’s simulation is correct or not.  The 2017 NBA Finals begin tomorrow on ABC.


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