How to evaluate 16- 17 NBA Finals Warriors VS Cavaliers?

This is a very dreamy question. If the lineup, the Cavaliers split 50-50. No one is much better than anyone else. Say attack. Strong in James Owen's singles efficiency, Loew's dislocation and outside shooter's shooting. Warriors are very strong in the transfer of the ball, the rotation of the lineup, the chemical reaction between the Big Four and Brother One, and the attack of Adukuri. But everyone's problems are similar. The outside line stalled at three points, and the Cavaliers were deadlocked, so they had to rely on James Owen and Loew to fight hard. The perimeter was shut down for three points, and the Buddha played very hard. Adukuri could only attack the basket. Generally speaking, when the three-point flameout is over, everyone's outside containment at the offensive end disappears. This is embarrassing. Knights and warriors don't want this. Warriors' defense is strong in infinite defensive changes, rotation of defense system, and four strong defensive points of a brother Green Adolfo. The Cavaliers' defensive strength lies in Thompson's advantage in facing the Warriors' insider and James' despair. The problem is the same. Knights are misplaced in the library. Warrior, everyone has hit Owen in the wrong place. Curry's defense is not bad, but his physical fitness is limited. Owen's physical fitness is good, but his defensive consciousness is average. Defensively, warriors are better than knights. The Cavaliers' defensive problems were exposed in the second half of the regular season. These two games against the Pacers, the defense is not good either. Warriors' defense has been relatively stable. The blazers scored so many points in that game, mainly relying on the fairy ball with two guns. But apart from Owen Curry, the defensive problems of the two teams are also obvious. A knight can pinch stronger, but not others. The Cavaliers' strongest defensive lineup I can discharge is Thompson+James+Xiangbote +JR+ Owen, while the Warriors can discharge: Green+Adu+Brothers+Buddha+CoCo Lee and McKee Warriors. The problem is that sudden changes can't be stopped. Of course, this knight also did a very general job. Green can guard against anyone, but he can't keep up with the change of his opponent's rhythm. Adu is tall and has long arms, but occasionally he is pushed out of his position by a strong man. Buddha's footsteps are good, but he suffers from poor health. Brother Yi is old after all. To sum up, the Warriors' offensive end is 50-50, and the Warriors' defense is dominant. Looks like the Warriors are going to win. The key to Lu Shu is the X factor. Final conclusion: Warriors champion. Score prediction: 4-3. Of course, this is only a reasonable logical speculation, and it does not involve hitting the face. Thank you. Also, FMVP is either Adu or Green.