51 83 89 98 114 132 | NBA Finals Preview, should it be Cleveland Cavs & Golden State Warriors

The scores above are from the games played between the Cavs and Warriors this past regular season. Let us examine what is interesting about them.

In their first matchup, December 25, 2015, the Warriors won, 89-83.  This score points to LeBron James.

King James = 89 (LeBron's nickname)
83 is the 23rd prime, and LeBron wears #23

The second game is a tribute, at least in part, to the Philadelphia train wreck, of May 12, 2015, that was connected to the NBA Finals.  Recall, the train wreck happened on the 132nd day of the year, in Philadelphia, where the Warriors are originally from.  In the wreck, the number 98 was heavily coded, which showed up in Game 1 of the NBA Finals when both teams scored 98 in regulation, sending the game to overtime.  That game came 98-days before the two teams last played, February 26, 2015.

Notice further, the Cavs and Warriors have played each other 113 times to date, the next time will be the 114th, which will likely be in the NBA Finals.

LeBron James = 114

Further, notice in the regular season, the teams have played 107 times, the next will be the 108th.

Golden State Warriors = 108

Also, notice that the Cavs have won 51-times in the regular season against the Warriors.  That is interesting because this year marks 51-years and some months without a pro sports championship for the city of Cleveland.  The last team was the '64 Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland = 51
LeBron James = 51
Cleveland Cavs = 51
Conspiracy = 51
Freemason = 51

http://www.landofbasketball.com/head_to_head/cavaliers_vs_warriors_all_time.htm

This is LeBron's 13th year in the NBA, it is Curry's 7th.

Good = 7+15+15+4 = 41 (13th prime)
Bad = 2+1+4 = 7

Let us also examine the record between the Cavs and Spurs, just in case.  There is something interesting here as well.

http://www.landofbasketball.com/head_to_head/spurs_vs_cavaliers_all_time.htm

Notice, in the history of the two teams, they have played 93 times including the playoffs.

Spurs = 19+16+21+18+19 = 93

Further, they have met 89-times in the regular season, with the Spurs winning 58 and the Cavs 31.

King James = 89
Freemasonry = 58
Basketball = 31

These numbers are interesting, but not as interesting as the Cavs and Warriors.

The sums of the two teams box scores from this past season are also not as interesting when compared with the Warriors.

Let us also examine the Cavs and Thunder history.

http://www.landofbasketball.com/head_to_head/thunder_vs_cavaliers_all_time.htm

These teams have never met in the NBA Playoffs, and have played 107 matches against each other.  If they went to the NBA Finals, the series would likely end 4-2, thus having both teams played each other 113 times, a special number in the league, but that is just speculation.

What stands out is that Oklahoma City leads the series with '61' games.

Oklahoma City = 61

Keep in mind, it was actually the Seattle Super Sonics who won the majority of those games.

From their last regular season matchup to the start of the NBA Finals, is a span of 14-weeks and 4-days.

Remember the relationship between 44 and 144.  Also, recall that the NBA Finals begin on a date with '44' numerology.

6/2/2016 = 6+2+20+16 = 44

Anyhow, when the NBA Finals roll around, I can almost guarantee it will be one of these three match ups.  In terms of alignment, it seems Warriors and Cavs rematch makes the most sense, something I've been talking about for awhile.