In the 2016 NBA, it will be remembered forever as the year of history. The team with the best balance in NBA history (73-9) fell in the grand final to the Cleveland Cavaliers. LeBron, MVP of the final, led a comeback never narrated, when the final went from a (3-1) to the final (3-4). First title in Cavaliers history

Cleveland Cavaliers
*Irving – 27.1p, 3.8r, 3.8a.
*Smith – 10.5p, 2.7r, 1.5a.
*James – 29.7p, 11.2r, 8.8a.
*Thompson – 10.2p, 10.1r.
*Love – 7.2p, 5.8r, 1.3a. (6)
Shumpert – 3.0p, 1.5r.
Jefferson – 5.7p, 5.2r.
Dellavedova – 2.6p, 1.0a. (6)
Frye – 0.5p. (4)
Mozgov – 1.4p, 1.6r. (5)
D.Jones – 1.3p. (6)
J.Jones – 0.2p. (5)
Williams – 1.8p. (5)
McRae – 4p, 1r. (1)

Golden St. Warriors
*Curry – 22.5p, 4.8r, 3.7a.
*Thompson – 19.5p, 3.0r, 1.8a.
*Green – 16.5p, 10.3r, 6.3a.
*Barnes – 9.2p, 5.1r, 1.6a.
*Bogut – 3.2p, 3.0r. (5)
Iguodala – 9.1p, 6.2r, 4.1a.
Livingston – 8.2p, 3.4r, 2.8a.
Ezeli – 2.0p, 1.8r.
Barbosa – 8.1p, 1.0r. (6)
Clark – 3.2p. (4)
Varejao – 1.1p, 1.3r, 1.0a. (6)
Speights – 2.0p, 1.5r.
Rush – 0.2p, 1.0r. (5)
McAdoo – 1.3p, 1.3r. (3)

To reach the final they won …
Cleveland Cavaliers – Detroit Pistons (4-0), Atlanta Hawks (4-0), Toronto Raptors (4-2)
Golden St. Warriors – Houston Rockets (4-1), Portland Trail Blazers (4-1), Oklahoma City Thunder (4-3)