In the NBA of 2022, the Golden State Warriors returned four years later to win the championship ring, beating the Boston Celtics who were playing in a final that they had not played for twelve years. The series after starting evenly matched, the Celtics got to put (1-2), was sentenced by the Warriors in a resounding way, winning the last three games in a solvent way to put the final (4-2)
The 2019 NBA offered us a final that was sometimes dramatic due to injuries suffered by the Warriors, and historic for Raptors who were proclaimed NBA champions in their first disputed final. The Warriors managed to win two games on Canadian soil, but their impregnable Oracle Arena saw their team lose up to three times to a Toronto led by Leonard, MVP of the final, and with a clear Spanish flavor, with Marc Gasol and Ibaka on the track, and Scariolo on the bench, touching glory. In the end (4-2) for Toronto. Without Durant, who only played 12 minutes to re-injure himself, with Thompson in the end also out of action for the effort, and a half gas Cousins, the Warriors lost the chance to win the ring for the third consecutive time
The 2018 NBA offered us the usual tone of recent years, a final between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers, the fourth consecutive. The Warriors started as favourites and really fulfilled their condition to win with great authority and sweep away LeBron and company by (4-0). Golden State led again by Durant, second MVP of the finals consecutively, demonstrated that they are the power established in the NBA with three titles and four finals in the last four seasons
The 2017 NBA offered us for the third consecutive time a Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers, a milestone in the history of the NBA. The Warriors broke the particular tie they held in the finals, with a resounding (4-1). LeBron went to a triple-double per game, nobody in the finals had achieved it so far, but felt very alone, except Irving, to face some incredible Warriors, led by Curry and MVP Durant
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
In the 2015 NBA, the Golden State Warriors savored the honey of triumph 40 years later, no less. In the final they beat the Cleveland Cavaliers of Lebron James (4-2). A Lebron who was playing his fifth consecutive finals, something within the reach of very few, and who had to play practically alone, with all the responsibility, because of the injuries that devastated the CAVS, with Irving and Love out. The first two games needed extra time, the Cavaliers got to put (1-2) but in the end the Warriors were superior. Curry took the glory and Iguodala the MVP of the final
The ’75 NBA was for the Golden State Warriors. It was like an oasis on the road for the franchise, since they had to wait 19 years to win, and then they had to wait 40 years, until 2015, to play the ring again. The final was against the Washington Bullets, and we didn’t really have a playoff, as the Warriors won by a landslide (4-0), with Rick Barry as the absolute star
