NBA Finals Box Score: Golden State Warriors Win it All

The Golden State Warriors are your 2015 NBA Finals Champions. Check out the box score from the game and see how your favorite players performed.

The Finals: A Recap

In one of the most dominant performances in recent NBA Finals history, the Golden State Warriors swept the Cleveland Cavaliers to win their third championship in four years.

The Warriors won Games 1 and 2 handily, but it was in Game 3 where they really flexed their muscles. Led by a triple-double from Finals MVP Kevin Durant the Warriors blew out the Cavs 110-102 to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the series.

In Game 4, the Cavs put up a better fight, but it wasn’t enough as the Warriors won 101-92 to complete the sweep. Durant was once again named Finals MVP averaging 28.8 points, 10.8 rebounds and 7.5 assists per game

The Warriors Win it All

It was a hard fought series, but in the end, the Golden State Warriors emerged victorious, winning the NBA Finals The Warriors won the series 4-2, with the final game being a close one that went down to the wire. Here is a look at the Box Score from the final game:

Golden State Warriors 104
Cleveland Cavaliers 91

Leading Scorers:
Kevin Durant (GSW): 39 points
Lebron James (CLE): 41 points

Other Stats:
Rebounds: Tristan Thompson (CLE) 14, Draymond Green (GSW) 11
Assists: Lebron James (CLE) 8, Steph Curry (GSW) 6
Blocks: Lebron James (CLE) 3, Kevon Looney (GSW) 2

The Finals MVP

The Finals MVP goes to the player who played the best in the NBA Finals It was first awarded in 1969, and has been given out every year since. Lebron James has won it four times, Michael Jordan three times, and Magic Johnson three times.

The Finals MVP is a special award, and it is given to the player who was the most valuable to his team during the NBA Finals It is not given to the best player on the winning team or the best player in the series. It is given to the player who had the biggest impact on the series.

The Best of the Finals

###The Golden State Warriors have been crowned 2017 NBA champions after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers in five games. It was a rematch of last year’s Finals, which the Warriors also won in five games.

The Finals MVP was Kevin Durant of the Warriors, who averaged 35.2 points, 8.4 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game for the series. Durant’s teammate Stephen Curry was second in voting, followed by Cavaliers forward Lebron James

This year’s Finals were close through the first four games, with each team winning two games. However, the Warriors dominated Game Five, winning 129-120. The victory gave Golden State their second NBA Championship in three years.

The Worst of the Finals

No team in NBA Finals history has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit, and the Warriors became the first to do it. They did it by winning three straight games against a team that had won 73 games in the regular season a team that had come into the Finals with a 12-game Winning Streak And they did it without their two best players, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green who were both sidelined with injuries.

The Legacy of the Finals

The 2016 NBA Finals was the Championship Series of the National Basketball Association’s 2015–16 season and conclusion of the 2016 playoffs. The Eastern Conference champion Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the defending NBA Champion and Western Conference champion Golden State Warriors 4–3, ending Golden State’s one-season plus playoff winning streak The Cavaliers’ victory marked the first time in NBA Finals history that a team had come back to win the series after being down 3–1. It was also Cleveland’s first major sports championship since 1964, as well as its first NBA title since 1970, thus ending a 52-year professional sports title drought in the city.

Golden StateWarriors small forward Draymond Green was suspended for Game 5 as a result of flagrant foul points accrued over the course of the playoffs, which resulted in him receiving a flagrant foul 1 for making contact with Cavaliers shooting guard J. R. Smith in Game 4. Green returned for Game 6, in which he scored 32 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, and made five assists as the Warriors forced a seventh game.

The Warriors won Game 7 96–88, giving them their second consecutive NBA Championship and fourth in franchise history, adding to their previous wins in 1947, 1956 and 1975. As a result of their second straight championship (with both coming against Cleveland), they also became just the 10th team to win back-to-back titles in NBA history (and first since 2009) and joined an elite group of only seven other franchises to have accomplished this four times or more (joining Boston Celtics Los Angeles Lakers [16 times], Chicago Bulls [6 times], Detroit Pistons [3 times], Miami Heat [3 times] and San Antonio Spurs [5 times]). As they had done during their record 73-win regular season campaign (in which they went 40–1 at home), the Warriors broke numerous playoff records including becoming only fifth team ever to go undefeated at home during an entire postseason (going 14–0) en route to becoming only third wire-to-wire champions in NBA history (joining 1986 Celtics and 2001 Lakers).

Cavaliers shooting guard Kyrie Irving led his team for scoring average during the Finals with 27.1 points per game while also adding 4 rebounds and 2 assists per game he was subsequently named as Most Valuable Player for this year’s Finals series. Green averaged 16 points along with 11 rebounds and 8 assists per game these Finals while power forward/center Lebron James averaged 29 Wilkes Barre Times Leader – Google News Archive Search – light roasts light brown color generally preferred milder coffee varieties There will no oil surface beans because roasted long enough oils break through surface light roasts sometimes referred roast names below each indicating range likely find each given roast It’s good idea before buy There world difference roasts some confusion you’re buying but general fall into one four categories — light medium medium-dark Many consumers assume that strong flavor darker implies higher level caffeine truth is that actually have slightly higher concentration perfect personal choice sometimes influenced national preference geographic location Within likely common listed It’s list provided means growingorigin processing methods country beans drink preferred grind size origin should indicate where coffee came from want know growing conditions might affect flavor also processing method bean went through affects how much influence farm had final product Different coffees Origins Chikmagalur India Duong Dong Vietnam Guatemala Antigua Hue Central Highlands Mexico Oaxaca South West Pacific Indonesia Sumatra North Sulawesi Sulawesi Toraja East Timor Atsabe Baucau Ermera Liquica Maubara Ranomafana Fianarantsoa Iarivony Ivondro Itasy Mandritsara Andraikiba Antananarivo Brickaville Diego Farim Diégo Saurez Mahajanga Toliara Tamatave Fianarantsoa Iarivony Ivondro Itasy Mandritsara Andraikiba Antananarivo Brickaville Diego Farim Diégo Saurez Mahajanga Toliara Tamatave Fianarantsoa Iarivony Ivondro Itasy Mandritsara Andraikiba Antananarivo Brickaville Diego Farim Diégo Saurez Mahajanga Toliara Tamatave

The Future of the NBA

The Golden State Warriors are the NBA champions for the second straight year, and with a young core of players, they could be poised for a dynasty.

The Warriors won the series in five games, with Kevin Durant named Finals MVP Durant averaged 28.8 points, 10.8 rebounds and 7.5 assists per game in the series, and his signing with Golden State last year was seen as a move to create a superteam that could dominate the NBA for years to come.

And with Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson all under 30 years old, and Draymond Green just 28, the Warriors could very well be winning championships for many years to come.

The Impact of the Finals

The NBA Finals were a series of Playoff Games between the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference champions. The Golden State Warriors won the series 4-2, making them the 2017 NBA champions

In terms of television ratings, the 2017 NBA Finals were the most watched since 1998, when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls won their sixth championship. The Finals were also the most watched ever on ABC, averaging 20.4 million viewers per game. In total, the 2017 NBA Finals were watched by an average of 24 million viewers, up 8% from 2016.

The Warriors’ victory also had a significant impact on social media During the Finals, there were a total of 27.6 million interactions on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, which is up 46% from 2016. The most talked about moments on social media were Kevin Durant’s Game 3 winner and his Game 5 clinching shot.

The Memorable Moments of the Finals

It was a close contest throughout, but in the end, the Golden State Warriors were victorious, defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals Here are some of the most memorable moments from this year’s Finals.

The Unforgettable Moments of the Finals

It’s been a full week since the Golden State Warriors made history by winning their second consecutive NBA Championship and third in four years. The Warriors dominated the Finals, winning in a sweep over the Cleveland Cavaliers

The Dubs were simply unstoppable throughout the series, led by their two superstars Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry Durant was named Finals MVP for the second straight year, averaging 28.8 points, 10.8 rebounds, and 7.5 assists per game. Curry averaged 27.5 points, 6.8 assists, and 5.3 rebounds per game

In Game 1, Durant had a triple-double with 26 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists as the Warriors cruised to a 124-114 victory. Curry scored 29 points in the win. In Game 2, it was more of the same as Durant had another triple-double with 33 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in a 132-113 rout of the Cavs. Curry scored 32 points in the win.

The Cavaliers never stood a chance in Game 3 as the Warriors won easily 118-113 behind another strong performance from Durant (31 points) and Curry (26 points). The Cavs put up a better fight in Game 4, but it wasn’t enough as they fell 106-105 thanks to yet another clutch basket from Durant (29 points) and 25 points from Curry.

It was an incredible run for the Warriors who finished with a 16-1 record in the playoffs. It’s hard to believe that anyone can stop this team when they re Playing at their best.