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The Warriors are presented with the Larry O'Brien Trophy after defeating the Celtics in Game 6 for their fourth title in the last eight seasons. Game Schedule 2022 NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV: • Game 1: • Game 2: • Game 3: • Game 4: • Game 5: • Game 6: * Golden State wins NBA Finals, 4-2 Find more info here: • •

The 2022 NBA Finals are set. The Golden State Warriors will face the Boston Celtics for the championship in a best-of-seven series. The series will open with Game 1 in San Francisco on Thursday, June 2. The The Warriors were inevitable at their peak, but their run to the NBA Finals this year wasn’t expected. Six teams were Thompson finally returned this season, but the team around him, Curry, and Green had changed significantly since their last Finals run. Durant’s departure was the headline move, but the Warriors also needed to replenish the depth from their glory years. Golden State had three lottery picks in the Related Golden State’s other big move was adding Andrew Wiggins. The Warriors had originally acquired and re-signed D’Angelo Russell in Kevin Durant’s move to the Nets, and then traded Russell for Wiggins and the first round pick that became Jonathan Kuminga halfway through the next season. The Wiggins trade now looks like an act of genius by the Warriors front office after his length and athleticism flustered Luka Doncic in the West Finals. Veteran free agents like Otto Porter Jr., Gary Payton II, and Nemanja Bjelica also helped the Warriors get back to their signature style of constant motion and ball movement. The team also deserves credit for developing Kevon Looney into a valuable big man after taking him No. 30 overall in 2015. The Warriors only finished No. 16 in offensive efficiency this year as Curry, Green, and Thompson each missed significant time wit...

Part of what makes the Friday night was The Heat now find themselves down 3-1 and heading to Denver for a potential closeout game Monday night. Win that and Miami would host Game 6 on Thursday with a chance to even the Finals before a potential Game 7 showdown Father's Day. Technically possible, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Teams down 3-1 in the NBA Finals have gone on the lose the series 35 of 36 times. (And the 2016 version of LeBron James ain't walking through that door.) Below is all the info for the 2023 NBA Finals. All games will be broadcast on ABC and will be streaming on 2023 NBA Finals schedule • Game 1: Nuggets 104, Heat 98 ( • Game 2: Heat 111, Nuggets 108 ( • Game 3: Nuggets 109, Heat 94 ( • Game 4: Nuggets 108, Heat 95 ( • Game 5: Heat at Nuggets - Monday, June 12 (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC) • Game 6: Nuggets at Heat - Thursday, June 15 (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC)* • Game 7: Heat at Nuggets - Sunday, June 18 (8 p.m. ET, ABC)* (* - if necessary) And here's a look at recent NBA Finals history, with the last 10 winners and last 10 MVPs. NBA Finals history • 2022: • 2021: • 2020: Lakers over Heat in six games | MVP: • 2019: • 2018: Warriors over • 2017: Warriors over Cavaliers in five games | MVP: Kevin Durrant • 2016: Cavaliers over Warriors in seven games | MVP: LeBron James • 2015: Warriors over Cavaliers in six games | MVP: • 2014: • 2013: Heat over Spurs in seven games | MVP: LeBron James More NBA Finals coverage • • • • • • • • • • •

Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. NBA Finals scores, schedule (All times U.S./Eastern) Thursday, June 2 Sunday, June 5 Wednesday, June 8 Friday, June 10 Monday, June 13 Thursday, June 16 Game 6: Warriors 103, Celtics 90 NBA playoff scores, results Sunday, May 29 Game 7: Celtics 100, Friday, May 27 Game 6: Heat 111, Celtics 103 Thursday, May 26 Game 5: Warriors 120, Wednesday, May 25 Game 5: Celtics 93, Heat 80 Tuesday, May 24 Game 4: Mavericks 119, Warriors 109 Monday, May 23 Game 4: Celtics 102, Heat 82 Sunday, May 22 Game 3: Warriors 109, Mavericks 100 Saturday, May 21 Game 3: Heat 109, Celtics 103 Friday, May 20 Game 2: Warriors 126, Mavericks 117 Thursday, May 19 Game 2: Celtics 127, Heat 102 Wednesday, May 18 Game 1: Warriors 112, Mavericks 87 Tuesday, May 17 Game 1: Heat 118, Celtics 107 Sunday, May 15 Game 7: Celtics 109, Game 7: Mavericks 123, Friday, May 13 Game 6: Celtics 108, Bucks 95 Game 6: Warriors 100, Thursday, May 12 Game 6: Heat 99, Game 6: Mavericks 113, Suns 86 Wednesday, May 11 Game 5: Bucks 110, Celtics 107 Game 5: Grizzlies 134, Warriors 95 Tuesday, May 10 Game 5: Heat 120, 76ers 85 Game 5: Suns 110, Mavericks 80 Monday, May 9 Game 4: Celtics 116, Bucks 108 Game 4: Warriors 101, Grizzlies 98 Sunday, May 8 Game 4: Mavericks 111, Suns 101 Game 4: 76ers 116, Heat 108 Saturday, May 7 Game 3: Bucks 103, Celtics 101 Game 3: Warriors 142, Grizzlies 112 Friday, May 6 Game 3: 76ers 99, Heat 79 Game 3: Mavericks 103, Suns 94 Wednesday, Ma...

Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. NBA Finals scores, schedule (All times U.S./Eastern) Thursday, June 2 Sunday, June 5 Wednesday, June 8 Friday, June 10 Monday, June 13 Thursday, June 16 Game 6: Warriors 103, Celtics 90 NBA playoff scores, results Sunday, May 29 Game 7: Celtics 100, Friday, May 27 Game 6: Heat 111, Celtics 103 Thursday, May 26 Game 5: Warriors 120, Wednesday, May 25 Game 5: Celtics 93, Heat 80 Tuesday, May 24 Game 4: Mavericks 119, Warriors 109 Monday, May 23 Game 4: Celtics 102, Heat 82 Sunday, May 22 Game 3: Warriors 109, Mavericks 100 Saturday, May 21 Game 3: Heat 109, Celtics 103 Friday, May 20 Game 2: Warriors 126, Mavericks 117 Thursday, May 19 Game 2: Celtics 127, Heat 102 Wednesday, May 18 Game 1: Warriors 112, Mavericks 87 Tuesday, May 17 Game 1: Heat 118, Celtics 107 Sunday, May 15 Game 7: Celtics 109, Game 7: Mavericks 123, Friday, May 13 Game 6: Celtics 108, Bucks 95 Game 6: Warriors 100, Thursday, May 12 Game 6: Heat 99, Game 6: Mavericks 113, Suns 86 Wednesday, May 11 Game 5: Bucks 110, Celtics 107 Game 5: Grizzlies 134, Warriors 95 Tuesday, May 10 Game 5: Heat 120, 76ers 85 Game 5: Suns 110, Mavericks 80 Monday, May 9 Game 4: Celtics 116, Bucks 108 Game 4: Warriors 101, Grizzlies 98 Sunday, May 8 Game 4: Mavericks 111, Suns 101 Game 4: 76ers 116, Heat 108 Saturday, May 7 Game 3: Bucks 103, Celtics 101 Game 3: Warriors 142, Grizzlies 112 Friday, May 6 Game 3: 76ers 99, Heat 79 Game 3: Mavericks 103, Suns 94 Wednesday, Ma...

The Warriors are presented with the Larry O'Brien Trophy after defeating the Celtics in Game 6 for their fourth title in the last eight seasons. Game Schedule 2022 NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV: • Game 1: • Game 2: • Game 3: • Game 4: • Game 5: • Game 6: * Golden State wins NBA Finals, 4-2 Find more info here: • •

Part of what makes the Friday night was The Heat now find themselves down 3-1 and heading to Denver for a potential closeout game Monday night. Win that and Miami would host Game 6 on Thursday with a chance to even the Finals before a potential Game 7 showdown Father's Day. Technically possible, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Teams down 3-1 in the NBA Finals have gone on the lose the series 35 of 36 times. (And the 2016 version of LeBron James ain't walking through that door.) Below is all the info for the 2023 NBA Finals. All games will be broadcast on ABC and will be streaming on 2023 NBA Finals schedule • Game 1: Nuggets 104, Heat 98 ( • Game 2: Heat 111, Nuggets 108 ( • Game 3: Nuggets 109, Heat 94 ( • Game 4: Nuggets 108, Heat 95 ( • Game 5: Heat at Nuggets - Monday, June 12 (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC) • Game 6: Nuggets at Heat - Thursday, June 15 (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC)* • Game 7: Heat at Nuggets - Sunday, June 18 (8 p.m. ET, ABC)* (* - if necessary) And here's a look at recent NBA Finals history, with the last 10 winners and last 10 MVPs. NBA Finals history • 2022: • 2021: • 2020: Lakers over Heat in six games | MVP: • 2019: • 2018: Warriors over • 2017: Warriors over Cavaliers in five games | MVP: Kevin Durrant • 2016: Cavaliers over Warriors in seven games | MVP: LeBron James • 2015: Warriors over Cavaliers in six games | MVP: • 2014: • 2013: Heat over Spurs in seven games | MVP: LeBron James More NBA Finals coverage • • • • • • • • • • •

The 2022 NBA Finals are set. The Golden State Warriors will face the Boston Celtics for the championship in a best-of-seven series. The series will open with Game 1 in San Francisco on Thursday, June 2. The The Warriors were inevitable at their peak, but their run to the NBA Finals this year wasn’t expected. Six teams were Thompson finally returned this season, but the team around him, Curry, and Green had changed significantly since their last Finals run. Durant’s departure was the headline move, but the Warriors also needed to replenish the depth from their glory years. Golden State had three lottery picks in the Related Golden State’s other big move was adding Andrew Wiggins. The Warriors had originally acquired and re-signed D’Angelo Russell in Kevin Durant’s move to the Nets, and then traded Russell for Wiggins and the first round pick that became Jonathan Kuminga halfway through the next season. The Wiggins trade now looks like an act of genius by the Warriors front office after his length and athleticism flustered Luka Doncic in the West Finals. Veteran free agents like Otto Porter Jr., Gary Payton II, and Nemanja Bjelica also helped the Warriors get back to their signature style of constant motion and ball movement. The team also deserves credit for developing Kevon Looney into a valuable big man after taking him No. 30 overall in 2015. The Warriors only finished No. 16 in offensive efficiency this year as Curry, Green, and Thompson each missed significant time wit...

The Warriors are presented with the Larry O'Brien Trophy after defeating the Celtics in Game 6 for their fourth title in the last eight seasons. Game Schedule 2022 NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV: • Game 1: • Game 2: • Game 3: • Game 4: • Game 5: • Game 6: * Golden State wins NBA Finals, 4-2 Find more info here: • •

The 2022 NBA Finals are set. The Golden State Warriors will face the Boston Celtics for the championship in a best-of-seven series. The series will open with Game 1 in San Francisco on Thursday, June 2. The The Warriors were inevitable at their peak, but their run to the NBA Finals this year wasn’t expected. Six teams were Thompson finally returned this season, but the team around him, Curry, and Green had changed significantly since their last Finals run. Durant’s departure was the headline move, but the Warriors also needed to replenish the depth from their glory years. Golden State had three lottery picks in the Related Golden State’s other big move was adding Andrew Wiggins. The Warriors had originally acquired and re-signed D’Angelo Russell in Kevin Durant’s move to the Nets, and then traded Russell for Wiggins and the first round pick that became Jonathan Kuminga halfway through the next season. The Wiggins trade now looks like an act of genius by the Warriors front office after his length and athleticism flustered Luka Doncic in the West Finals. Veteran free agents like Otto Porter Jr., Gary Payton II, and Nemanja Bjelica also helped the Warriors get back to their signature style of constant motion and ball movement. The team also deserves credit for developing Kevon Looney into a valuable big man after taking him No. 30 overall in 2015. The Warriors only finished No. 16 in offensive efficiency this year as Curry, Green, and Thompson each missed significant time wit...