Odds Point to Warriors vs. Cavaliers Finals Rematch

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Will LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers get a second shot at Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors in an NBA Finals matchup this spring? The conference betting lines heading into the playoffs suggest that will be the case, with the Cavaliers the clear favorites to win the Eastern Conference and the Warriors leading the way on the odds to win the Western Conference. Cleveland sits at -260 to win the East, well ahead of the +500 Toronto Raptors. Meanwhile Golden State is at -190 to win the West, with the San Antonio Spurs a step behind them on those betting futures at +230 odds.

Here are the odds to win the conferences and the NBA championship as the playoffs start. 

Odds to Win 2016 NBA Western Conference

Golden State Warriors -190

San Antonio Spurs +230

Oklahoma City Thunder +800

Los Angeles Clippers +1600

Portland Trail Blazers +7500

Houston Rockets +12500

Dallas Mavericks +12500

Memphis Grizzlies +25000

Odds to Win 2016 NBA Eastern Conference

Cleveland Cavaliers -260

Toronto Raptors +500

Miami Heat +1400

Boston Celtics +1400

Atlanta Hawks +1400

Charlotte Hornets +3300

Detroit Pistons +5000

Indiana Pacers +6600

Odds to Win 2016 NBA Championship

Golden State Warriors -150

San Antonio Spurs +375

Cleveland Cavaliers +400

Oklahoma City Thunder +1000

Los Angeles Clippers +2800

Toronto Raptors +3300

Boston Celtics +6600

Miami Heat +7500

Atlanta Hawks +7500

Charlotte Hornets +15000

Portland Trail Blazers +15000

Indiana Pacers +20000

Detroit Pistons +20000

Dallas Mavericks +25000

Houston Rockets +30000

Memphis Grizzlies +50000








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