Golden State tries to reach the seventh conquest; while Boston is aiming for the 18th cup, which would place him as the biggest winner in the NBA
The ball will go up for the big NBA decision! Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics decide later, at 10 pm, at the Chase Center, in San Francisco, who will win in Game 1 of the series of the finals.
The Celtics won 4-3 in the Eastern Conference playoffs by beating the Miami Heat at home The Boston Celtics finally managed to win the Western Conference after 12 years. Young Jayson Tatum’s team aims to return to the top of world basketball and win a title after 14 years. Currently, Boston shares with the Los Angeles Lakers the podium for most winners in the NBA, each with 17 wins.
In yet another decision, Stephen Curry, Clay Thompson, Draymond Green and the squad led by coach Steve Kerr try to collect another title against a team that, since 2010, did not know what it was like to approach the cup.
After three seasons, Golden State returns to a championship final. Star Stephen Curry’s team seeks a fourth title in seven years and consolidates the team’s dynasty. The Warriors own six NBA trophies.
The Warriors had an easier path in the Western Conference, beating the Mavericks, led by Slovenian Luka Doncic, 4-1 in the final and are going after their seventh cup, their fourth in the last seven years.
According to experts, the margin of victory in the first game most likely to happen is the Golden State Warriors to win between 1 and 10 points of difference, with a 34% chance of happening. The second hypothesis appears with 27%, which is the victory of the Celtics with an advantage between 1 and 10 points. The Warriors’ victory by more than eleven points is 26%, and the least chance is the victory of the Boston team by more than eleven points, with 13%.
Two finalist athletes appear among the top ten scorers of the season: Jayson Tatum is in sixth place, averaging 27.0 points and Curry, in ninth, averaging 25.9 points per game. According to Betfair analysis, the favorite star to score more than 30 points in the match is Boston winger Jayson Tatum with 34% (2.2), in second place is the NBA record 3-pointer and Magic Trophy winner. Johnson, which awards Western Finals MVP Stephen Curry, who appears with a 31% (2.38) chance of scoring over 30 points.
Rounding out the list are Jaylen Brown (BOS) with 21% (3.5), Klay Thompson (GS) with 11% (8.0), Andrew Wiggins (GS) with 2% (34.0) and Jordan Poole (GS) with 1% (41.0)
