« Reply #960 on: June 16, 2016, 10:31:55 AM »
My game 6 prediction is that I expect the Warriors to start off well, but the Cavs to stay close and eventually pull out a close game and force a game 7. I expect James to have another great night with something like 35/15/11, Irving to be not as good somewhere in the 26 point range, and Love and Smith to combine for 30. I expect Green to have a triple double going with 18/12/10, Curry to have 30 on 45% shooting, though think Thompson will have a poorer game, something like 20 points but only in the 40% range shooting. Warriors will miss Bogut down the stretch when they need his defense (even if he plays I can't see him being a plus player defensively).
I expect Kevin loves goes for 8 points 4 rebounds and 4 turnovers. I think the game will be a lot lower scoring than the previous game because Green allows everyone to have a better matchup on defense. I don't really know who will win, it probably could just come down to who is hotter from the outside. Curry has not looked right since his injury and that is certainly concerning.
Curry is not playing in Olympics you know he is not 100 percent. If him and clay can get to 60. it is over. Bogut was a non-factor in last years closeout game. It is over tonight no way KI and Lebum have another night like that. If they do They will not in Game 7.
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