Can the Cavaliers win a championship this year????

No team can say that it will win the championship.

As of May 7, 2021, the Cavaliers won the championship in 2016 and the roster includes LeBron James, Kevin Love, Kyrie Irving, Tristan Thompson, Iman Shampert, Channing Fry, J.R. Smith, Timofey Mozgov, Mo Williams, James Jones, Richard Jefferson, Sasha Cowan, Matthew Dellavidova, Jordan McRae, Dundee Jones.

James was elected MVP of the Finals with an average of rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game, in addition to him, Irving also averaged 3 rebounds and assists per game, and Love averaged rebounds and assists per game, and the performance can only be said to be mediocre, except for the Big Three, Jr-Smith, who performed the best in addition to the Big Three, contributed an average of rebounds and assists per game, and the blue-collar interior Tristan had an average of rebounds per game.

The Cavaliers came back to win the championship.

The 2015-2016 season was supposed to be a year for the Golden State Warriors, who went 73-9 in the regular season, breaking the Chicago Bulls' all-time best regular season record of 72-10, and even in the Finals, the Warriors led 3-1 at one point, and it looked like the Cavaliers couldn't stop them from winning that year's championship.

But it backfired, and under the leadership of James, Irving, and Love, the Cavaliers completed a turnaround and finally defeated the Warriors with a total score of 4-3 to win the NBA championship.

As of March 2019, the Cleveland Cavaliers have won 1 championship.

The 15-16 season was the Warriors' most glorious season, with their 73 wins in the regular season becoming the best record in history, and Curry was unanimously elected MVP for this year.

They still led the Cavaliers 3-1 in the Finals, when the ESPN** Cavaliers won only 1% of the championship, but they completed a historic comeback with their tenacious will, and it became a myth that James ranked first in five stats.

In the history of the league, there has never been an NBA team that has come back from 3-1 down in the Finals to win the championship 4-3. But that Cavaliers team did, and it was the first championship in the history of the Cavaliers, ending a 52-year curse. In the last 5 minutes of the tie-break, James' big hat, Irving's lethal three-pointer, and Love's defense of Curry in the last minute made the Cleveland people have the last laugh.

It's hard to say whether the Cavaliers' 16-year championship is the most difficult in history, but the process of the Cavaliers winning the championship is really thrilling and heart-wrenching. Not only did it fulfill the promise James owed Cleveland, but it also made Irving's legendary Finals steal and three-point kill. Many people dream of not having such an opportunity, leaving a name in history!

It is very difficult for James to lead the team to win the championship alone, James is a team player and naturally needs strong teammates, according to the lineup during James' championship period, James needs more than two top stars in the league, and needs two or three experienced former top stars in the late career, the thickness of the inside line is not important to James, James needs to pull away, and the inside line cannot be too crowded.

Of course, if it weren't for Bogut's injury and Green's ban, it's hard to say whether all these games would have been won or lost. But that still won't diminish the Cavaliers' chances of winning the championship. Before the Cavaliers won the championship, no team in NBA history came back from 3-1 down to win, and this championship was won by the Giants, the Warriors, who had the best record in league history with 73 wins.

Whether it's the Cavaliers making history or the Warriors playing in the Finals with a 73-win regular season record, this Finals is definitely a controversial Finals. Green's suspension, Bogut's reimbursement, James and Vallejo's rivalry, Barnes' empty iron, etc., many elements have made a 1:3 reversal in this Finals, 2016 is the second consecutive year that the Cavaliers and Warriors have met in the Finals, and the number of championships between the two sides is also 1:

1 draw. In the summer of 2016, Durant joined the Warriors to help the Warriors win the 2017 Riders trilogy, and it can be said that the Cavaliers winning the championship not only changed the fortunes of the team, but also changed the landscape of the league.

Judging from the quality of the opponent and the legend of the reversal, the Cavaliers can be called the biggest miracle in the history of the NBA Finals, and can be called one of the most valuable championships in history.

That's true, the Cavaliers' 2016 championship was arguably the hardest championship ever, as it was a very tough game to win and a strong opponent

It is indeed the most difficult championship in history, because the Cavaliers should be considered about the same strength as other teams, so it is very difficult for them to hold on.

It was indeed the hardest championship in history, and people had been speculating that the Warriors would win the final two consecutive championships, but they did not expect a shocking reversal.

If I use the black whistle in the G1, it will be too simple, brother has seen the game? Don't blow it if you don't have a brain, don't you know how to win? Not ashamed, but proud.