I just don't know if this version of LeBron losses. It's the most frightening he's ever been because he can do basically anything he wants on the court still but he 'gets it' now too. Like MJ those final two chips, wasn't his athletic peak anymore but he knew what had to be done, and when to do it.
If he's the same LeBron we've seen so far, especially with the jump shot, and his teammates can hit open threes, I'm not picking against him.
Durant, w/ help D from Draymond and Iggy got their work cut out for them, but Lebron ain't gonna just "get whatever he wants, when he wants it" against the Dubs. And even thought they may get some open looks on the outside, it's not gonna be a shooting range from 3 for the Cavs. Unlike the Raps and Celts, the Warriors actually play D and aren't afraid of the Cavs.
And just for the fact that Lebron is gonna have to play D the entire time he is on the court, he's not gonna be out there playing around getting comfortable on Offence either. Cavs keep giving up open 3's, Warriors will feast from the outside. The Cavs have looked exceptional for the last 2 series, but the other teams couldn't score a bucket to save their lives... not that they didn't have open looks, or were shut down defensively, they just couldn't make buckets. I don't think the Dubs will have that issue, so Cavs are gonna have to activate the real secret D, that doesn't just look good because the other team didn't show up.
I can only imagine what the games would have looked like had the Cavs faced the Blazers and the Jazz playing the same as they did against the Warriors.