By The Numbers: NBA Finals Game 4, along with other numbers in these Finals...

Welcome to my first blog post. Today, we will be looking at all the numbers associated with Game 4 of the 2017 NBA Finals, as well as other numbers that are connected to the series, and it's outcome, as a whole. Let's get started.

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If the Warriors lose in 7 games, their all time playoff record would be 159-149
159's divisors sum to 216 149 is the 35th prime (35, like "King James", Durant's jersey #) ***Now, lets take a look at everything that stood out to me in Game 4*** If you average 159 and 149 out (159+149, then divide by two to get the average), you would get 154... The total of points scored at halftime in Game 4 was 154 points. Cleveland scored 137 and LeBron played 41 minutes... 137 is the 33rd prime, and LeBron played 41 minutes... LeBron is trying to win his 33rd playoff series out of 41 attempts. Kyrie now has 130 points in elimination games (Like 13, flip it to 31, Warriors now have 3-1 lead) LeBron and Kyrie combined for 71 points (71st season of the NBA, in 2017!) There has been 8 30-point triple doubles in NBA Finals History, and LeBron now has 4 of them (like 84, LeBron's birth year, and like 48, 4-8 in finals if LeBron wins) Cavaliers could be 7-2 at home in these playoffs if they win Game 6 (7-2, like 72, like 27; LeBron was 27 when he beat KD and the Thunder in 2012) If KD loses in 7 to LBJ, he would be 4-8 all time in the finals vs LeBron (LeBron could be 4-8 in the finals with a win!) Game 4 was Kyrie's 17th NBA Finals game, he scored 40! Also, ESPN made sure they showed over and over that Kyrie had 40 points and 7 rebounds (40 and 7, like 47; Cavaliers in 47th season, LeBron could be 4 for his last 7 Finals) The last time the Warriors lost with Curry, Klay, KD, and Draymond all playing was February 28th (The game Durant got injured...) (ESPN showed this stat.) From February 28th to Game 4 was 101 days! If this series goes to 7 games, Warriors would have played 101 games all season. 101 days is also 3 months, 12 days... (312, reverse it to 213; Game 1 was LeBron's 213th career playoff game) In Game 4, the Cavaliers Big 3 combined to shoot 33-63 from the field (ESPN showed this stat.) 3,363's divisors sum to 4800 (like 48, LeBron 4-8?) Also, if you flip it around to 63-33... 6,333's divisors sum to 8448 ('84 was LeBron's birth year, LeBron 4-8?) Game 4 was the first Warrior loss since April 10th (ESPN showed this stat)... April 10th to Game 4 was a span of 1 month, 30 days (like 130, Kyrie has scored 130 points in closeout games; 13, like 31, like 3-1 lead) 1 month, 30 days is also a span of 8 weeks, 4 days (like 84, 48) After the game, ESPN made a huge point to show a fan-made sign that read "The Epic Collapse Begins Tonight!" "Epic Collapse" = 116 (Warriors lost with 116 points tonight!)
"The Epic Collapse" = 76 (reverse of 67; Cavaliers could win 67 games this year total if they win in 7)
"Epic" = 33 (like "LeBron", like "James", these finals would be LeBron's 33rd playoff series win!)
"The Epic Collapse Begins Tonight" = 154 (The combined score at halftime of Game 4 was 154 points!) The Cavaliers' 137th (33rd prime) points came on a 3 pointer scored by #4 Iman Shumpert (I believe this foreshadows title #4 for LeBron in his 33rd playoff series win!) When they were comparing LeBron's vs Magic's Triple-Double totals, they were playing "This Is What You Came For" by Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna in the backround... "This is what you came for" = 114 (Cavaliers' starters scored 114 points tonight) "This is what you came for" = 111 (Triple-Doubles usually come via 10 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists... 101010, like 111 because zeros don't count) Game 5 is 6/12 (612, flip it for 216, Cleveland's area code), it would have been David Rockefeller's 102nd birthday. In all 3 closeout game's for Cleveland, the opposing team has scored 102 each time (if this series goes 7 games, Cleveland would have played in 102 games this whole season) If they close out the Warriors with GS scoring 102 points (in the Cavaliers 102nd game of the season), it would be a total of 408 (102+102+102+102= 408), like 48 (4-8 finals record for LeBron) If you add up the points Cleveland has closed out teams with, you'll get a very significant number to these finals! 106+109+135 = 350 (like 35!) Let me explain the significance of 35 in these Finals to you... If the Warriors lose in 7, they would have 149 all time playoff losses... 149 is the 35th prime... "King James" = 35, KD's jersey # is 35. In the closeout games Cleveland has played in, they have scored 350 points to the opponent's 306 points ... 2017 is the 306th prime number! 350 minus 306 = 44 (LeBron 4-4 Finals record?) 350 reminds you of 35, right? 306 reminds of 36, correct? 35+36=71 (71st season of the NBA, in 2017!) In both games between the Cavaliers and the Warriors in the regular season, the total amount of points scored in both games was 217 points (109+108 = 217, and 126+91 = 217). 217 reminds of 2017, and also Game 5 is LeBron's 217th playoff game all time. "Twenty Seventeen" = 216 (Cleveland area code, Game 4 was LeBron's 216th career playoff game, and Game 4 was played in the 216 area code!) Game 7 would be the Cavaliers' 102nd game of the season...The divisors of 102 sum to 216! November 5th, in history, was the date of the REAL King James' Gunpowder plot assassination ATTEMPT... "Remember, Remember the 5th of November" November 5th, 2016: The Cleveland Cavaliers defeat the Philadelphia 76ers with a score of 102-101. Cavaliers won with 102 (Game 7 would be Cavaliers' 102nd game of the season) Philadelphia (Warriors originally from Philly) lost with 101 points (Game 7 would be Warriors' 101st game of the season) ^I think that signifies that the Cavaliers will WIN their 102nd game vs the team from Philadelphia in their 101st game. Some interesting notes from that game... The Cavaliers Big 3 (LBJ, Irving, and Love) combined for 53 points (53 reverse of 35; 35 = "King James", Warriors 149 (35th prime) playoff losses if they lose in Game 7). LeBron played 35 minutes. Kyrie played 33 minutes (33rd playoff series win for LeBron? "LeBron" = 33, "James" = 33) Channing Frye hit the go-ahead shot to put the Cavaliers ahead for good in the game... He shot 4 for 9... that's 44.4 percent (a shit ton of 4, 44, and 444 connections towards LeBron and the Cavaliers...).

THE NUMBERS ALWAYS CONNECT...