NBA Finals Highlights: Golden State Warriors beat Boston Celtics, Win 4th Title In 8 Years
The Golden State Warriors won their first trophy in 4 years with a 103-90 triumph against the defending Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the NBA Finals on Thursday. Stephen Curry tallied 34 scorers.
NBA Finals: the Golden States Played Against the Celtics
Golden State earned its fourth championship in eight seasons with 18 points from Andrew Wiggins and 15 from Jordan Poole. Despite illnesses towards both Curry and Klay Thompson, who produced 12 points on 5-of-20 playing in the best tournaments on Thursday, the Warriors came out ahead only two seasons after ending a Bundesliga 15-50.
The Celtics were taught a hard lesson in a cruel manner. They were up 14-2, and a Game 7 appeared to be in the cards. The Warriors’ winning credentials, on the other hand, deflated Boston. Golden State went on a 35-8 blitz shortly before intermission to take a 54-33 advantage and never let Boston get back into the ball in the second half. The following are four major lessons from Golden State’s championship-clinching victory.
Stephen Curry Played The Game Despite Ill
It’s not surprising that the Warriors, who pioneered 3-point aiming in the NBA, put on a show from that range. Warriors hit 16 3s on 53.3 percent throwing midway through the third period. Every Warriors beginning, notably Draymond Green, made at least two 3-pointers, with Curry leading the way. Jordan Poole got three threes off the substitute, and Andrew Wiggins scored four.
Stephen Curry Became The MVP
In Game 6, both superstars appeared to be in decent shape and on edge of the peak, hugging each other after the end of regulation. Curry was voted MVP of the Finals after averaged 31.2 points per game over the six matches. The Warriors succeeded handily hitting 41.3 % from the floor, thanks to Draymond Green’s 12 points, 12 rebounding, and eight passes.
How the Celtics Scored
The Celtics were outscored by 23 giveaways the length of the court and never drew near than eight points. Curry made a 3-pointer with 3:17 left to give the Warriors a 96-81 advantage. The Celtics finished just 4-6 on their homecourt advantage the length of the field after sweeping the Brooklyn Nets during the first round of the postseason.
This Is How Audience Reacted On Twitter
Stephen Curry wins his FIRST NBA FINALS MVP 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Gdm9M2KI5a
— NBA TV (@NBATV) June 17, 2022
Steph Curry age 34 season:
– Broke NBA 3-pt record
– Kobe Bryant All-Star Game MVP
– Magic Johnson WCF MVP
– Bill Russel NBA Finals MVP pic.twitter.com/QBvkP9ZlqR— Guru (@DrGuru_) June 17, 2022
Another 🏆 for the Chef!@StephenCurry30 is the 2022 #NBAFinals MVP!!! pic.twitter.com/gUL4zSkIzY
— NBA TV (@NBATV) June 17, 2022
