4 Bold Predictions For NBA Finals Lakers vs Heat Game 5

The Los Angeles Lakers will confront Miami Heat players in Game 5, and there are a few bold predictions regarding the outcome of this game. LA is a win away from winning the championship. This would be the team’s 17^th championship win. If LA wins this game, the franchise will be tied with the Boston Celtics for the most championships in league history.

Here are some cool predictions regarding the highly anticipating game.

The Anthony Davis domination

Davis has yet to win a title and he is a key player on the Lakers roster. He joined the team a year ago, and turned out to be the best partner for LeBron. The king of basketball needed a star by his side, and these two did wonders on the court.

In the regular season, Davis was averaging 26.1 points and 9.2 rebounds. He was even better in the postseason. Davis had a 32-point game in Game 1, scored 34 points in Game 1, and finished Game 4 with 34 points.

According to experts, Davis will be dominant on both ends of the floor, finishing with 30-points.

The King’s floor is important for the Lakers vs Heat Game 5

Rajon Rondo has been an excellent offensive leader when LeBron is resting on the bench. Kentavious Caldwell Pope became a key player of the rotation. The same applies to Markiedd Morris, Alex, Caruso and Kyle Kuzma.

Analysts predict a 30-plus night for the Lakers bench.

Butler hits the rim

Jimmy Butler has played 45-plus minutes in the last two games. He had to elevate the game and try extra hard to make up for the injuries on the Heat roster. Bam Adebayo missed one game and Goran Dragic is out due to a foot injury.

In Game 3, Butler hit a 40-point triple-double. Well, he scored 22 in Game 4.

According to analysts, Butler will have another 40-point night.

LeBron James to help the Lakers defeat the Heat in Game 5

LeBron didn’t struggle with inconsistent plays and his performance has maintained an elite level. King James was the one to win a title with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the first time in 52 years. LA hasn’t made the playoffs since 2010. LeBron is about to repeat history.

Experts believe that LeBron will have a 25-point triple-double and 10-plus assists.