Which team will win the NBA championship this season?

The finals are more optimistic about the Spurs and the Heat, and it will be difficult to win the championship in the end. In the end, I hope that the Spurs can win the championship (4-3 or 4-2). West:

4-3 or 4-2 Spurs won) Although the Thunder have a lot of firepower, once they fall into the rhythm of the Spurs, it is difficult to win. Just look at the ability of the Spurs' old fritters to control the game, and you can see that the Thunder are still too young and inexperienced. Relatively speaking, it is more dynamic, but in the playoffs, it is not enough to rely on this, and the Spurs are relatively balanced.

The Celtics should be hard to win in the East (4-1 or 4-2 Heat), the players are injured so much, the Big Three are too old, too dependent on Rondo, if the Heat strangle Rondo to death, the Green Shirts will be very mysterious. Looking at it again, none of the Green Shirts who are expected to be in opposition to James Wade can defend against them. On the contrary, because the Big Three are too old, facing a team with impact like the Heat is a big shortcoming, although they are very experienced in the experience, but in the Heat, Wade and James are also players who have played in the Finals.

Thunder 4:2 Spurs, Heat 4:1 Celtics, and then either Thunder 4:3 Heat, or Heat 4:2 Thunder.

I am more bullish on Spurs.

Is this a survey?

I speculate that the Spurs 4:3 Thunder and the Heat 4:2 Celtics.

Then the Spurs 4:2 Heat.

It's hard to say, the Spurs' rotation is too good, the Thunder 3 is too fierce, and the Heat will also have a championship if Bosh is expected to return, but they are not too optimistic about the Celtics. The Spurs, the Thunder, the Heat (Bosh back) can't afford any more injuries. However, injuries may not have much impact on Spurs, whose bench is very deep, so everyone is more optimistic about Spurs this year.

In today's game, the Spurs were clearly not hit too hard by the Thunder. I don't know if the Thunder really broke out, the aging Spurs can still resist, if the Spurs reach the Finals, in the face of the impact of the Heat, whether they still have the physical strength. So it's hard to say about this year's championship.

Personally, it feels like the Celtics or the old Spurs.

The biggest favorite is the Heat, and the Thunder is also very strong, but the Thunder lack experience and should be Heat!

It's not different from two dark horse teams: the Heat and the Bulls. Pure hand lookout.

It should be the Heat, although the Bulls are now the first in the league, but the Big Three of the Heat, James, Wade, and Bosh, are fully committed to the game and can definitely be the champion.

No. 1: Celtics 17 times.

No. 2: Lakers (1948-1960 Minneapolis Lakers, 1960-present Los Angeles Lakers) 14 times).

3rd place: Bulls 6 times.

4th place: Pistons 3 times.

No. 4: Warriors (1946-1962 Philadelphia Warriors, 1962-1971 San Francisco Warriors, 1971-present Golden State Warriors) 3 times.

No. 4: 76ers (1949-63 Syracuse Nation, 1963-present Philadelphia 76ers) 3 times.

5th place: Team Marat 3 times.

1. The Boston Celtics have won a total of 17 championships (championship years: 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1974, 1976, 1981, 1984, 1986, 2008).

2. The Los Angeles Lakers have won a total of 16 championships (championship years: 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010).

3. The Chicago Bulls have won a total of 6 championships (championship years: 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998).

4. The San Antonio Spurs have won a total of 5 championships (championship years: 1999 and 2007).

5. The Golden State Warriors have won a total of 4 championships ((championship years: 1947, 1956, 1975, 2015).

6. The three-time championship teams are: Detroit Pistons (championship years: 1989, 1990, 2004), Philadelphia 76ers (championship years:

1955, 1967, 1983), Miami Heat (championship years: 2006, 2012, 2013).

7. Houston Rockets (championship years: 1994, 1995), New York Knicks (championship years: 1970, 1973), Washington Wizards (championship years:

1948, 1978), a total of 2 championships.

8. Portland Trail Blazers (1977), Seattle SuperSonics (1979), Milwaukee Bucks (1971), Sacramento Kings (1951), Atlanta Hawks (1958), and Dallas Mavericks (2011) each won one championship.