Golden State Warriors

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NBA finals Game 6: Golden State Warriors 103-90 Boston Celtics ... (The Guardian)

Rolling report: The Golden State Warriors were too good for the Boston Celtics as they wrapped up the finals series 4-2.

“Because it’s going to be the hardest game you probably ever played in your career because of what the stakes are.” In the mean time, feel free to send thoughts and feelings to @LengelDavid or via Email. Not that it mattered as Andrew Wiggins, the former No 1 overall pick, stepped up and gave the most important performance of his career. They need to stop this bleeding before the Garden becomes a morgue. “You just understand what the nerves are like,” Curry told reporters earlier this week. That’s really the difference here, along with the Warriors threes and the Celtics lack of them, of course. So they’ll have to snap out of their Garden mediocrity if there’s going to be another cross-country haul in their future. That’s the half, one that started a lot better for Boston than it finished. Thanks to Andrew Wiggins piking up Golden State, Boston are back in a similar situation: having to sweep two games. Then Brown comes right back with a left handed layup of his own for Boston. It looks good, but the Celtics need stops. Curry walks, but they don’t call it - he passes to Thompson, who hits a fadeaway, straight on. And now we begin to wonder if they can do it all again in 2022-2023.

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How the Golden State Warriors won the 2022 NBA Championship ... (The Athletic)

The Warriors are again NBA champions, conquering the Boston Celtics in six games with a 103-90 victory in Game 6. Steph Curry was named NBA Finals MVP for the ...

•1h ago •1h ago Steph Curry extremely emotional with 63 seconds left and title basically clinched. •1h ago The dynasty reigns on. In just two seasons, the Golden State Warriors went from worst, back to first. The Celtics made some good adjustments and some gambles failed in Game 6. That's a fourth NBA title for the Steph Curry-Klay Thompson-Draymond Green-Steve Kerr core. Golden State wins a closeout game on the road despite only making (and attempting) eight free throws. The team in that locker room realized that and we didn’t. Have a meaning in everything we do." The dynasty reigns on. In just two seasons, the Golden State Warriors went from worst, back to first.

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Golden State Warriors win fourth NBA title in eight years (The Washington Post)

The Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 103-90 in Game 6 of the Finals on Thursday, completing an exhilarating comeback from a 2-1 series deficit to complete a ...

It transcends numbers, but against the Celtics, he has the stats to back up his immeasurable impact.This time, he had to carry the Warriors for much of the way. When the Warriors had a 15-point lead at halftime, it was widely noted that teams with that kind of advantage were 53-1 in Finals games since 1950, but this one does not feel over at all. He did his best Stephen Curry impression, draining three three-pointers, and sent a Curry shot into the stands. His spirit carried the Warriors through tribulations that would have shattered lesser teams, and his brilliance in Game 4 flipped the Finals. Boston was looking for an 18th championship banner, which would have broken a tie with the Lakers for most in league history. We all appreciate each other, and we understand what each of us bring to the table. As the final seconds ticked off, Curry embraced his father, Dell, who was sitting courtside, and fell to his knees, overcome with emotion. The Warriors built a 22-point lead in the third quarter and held on down the stretch. A mid-series injury to Ja Morant opened the door for Curry to seize control, and Thompson delivered the Game 6 knockout. While Curry, who turned 34 in March, remained an all-NBA-caliber player, it was reasonable to wonder whether the Warriors could reassemble a winner around him before he faded out of his prime. Durant departed soon after in free agency, Thompson missed the next two-plus seasons with injury and the Warriors missed the playoffs in 2020 and 2021. Curry, who finished with 34 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in the closeout victory, claimed his first Finals MVP award as a unanimous selection.

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Golden State Warriors beat Celtics to win fourth NBA title in eight ... (The Guardian)

Steph Curry was named finals MVP as his team won the title just two years after finishing with the league's worst record.

This team are not the most accomplished Warriors roster to have won the title but, after a tough few years, they may be the happiest. A Stephen Curry three halfway through the third quarter gave them a 22-point lead that effectively ended the game and secured Curry the first finals MVP award of a career that will end with his enshrinement in the Hall of Fame. Curry, who scored 34 in the deciding game, was brilliant for most of the series, a slight blip in Game 5 aside. Part of the reason for that slump were injuries to Curry and his long-time teammate Klay Thompson. “It’s crazy, I’m on Cloud 109 right now,” said Thompson, who missed most of the last two-and-a-half years through injury before returning to help his team to victory. The Golden State Warriors headed into TD Garden on Thursday night and beat the Boston Celtics 103-90, to win the 2022 NBA finals. The Celtics, meanwhile, were forced to hope they had one more dramatic comeback in them.

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NBA Finals: Golden State Warriors win NBA championship with ... (CNN)

The Golden State Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 103-90 on Thursday night to claim their fourth NBA championship in the last eight seasons.

"The message was we thanked them for the effort and the growth and everything they allowed us to do coaching-wise this year. The biggest message was 'Learn from this, grow from it, take this experience and see there is another level to get to,'" Udoka said. "This is what it's all about, playing for a championship and what we've been through the last three years," he said on ESPN, which broadcast the game. Golden State went on a 52-25 run to end the first half. at TD Garden in Boston didn't initially look like it would be a surefire win for Golden State. Boston was up 14-2 to start the game. They've won 21 NBA Finals games together, having recently passed Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili (19) for the most NBA Finals wins by a trio over the last 30 years.

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Stephen Curry stars as Warriors crowned NBA champions for 2022 ... (Sky Sports)

Repeats of NBA Finals games are available on Friday morning and various times and days thereafter, as well as on-demand through Sky Sports on your TV and on ...

Fittingly, every one of the Warriors' players played a part in the Game 6 victory. Green had his best game of the NBA Finals and was all over the court throughout Game 6, coming close to a triple-double with 12 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists as well as two steals and two blocks. Curry led the way though, with 34 points, seven rebounds and seven assists as well as two steals and one block – and it was enough to see him crowned NBA Finals MVP for the first time in his career after the game.

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Golden State Warriors beat Boston Celtics 103-90 to win 4th NBA ... (CNBC)

Stephen Curry scored 34 points and was named the NBA Finals MVP as the Warriors claimed the franchise's seventh championship overall. And this one completed a ...

Golden State wasn’t rattled and responded with a 35-8 run that stretched into the second quarter on the way to building as much as a 22-point lead. It was just the fifth defeat in 22 title-series appearances for Boston, which turned its season around to have a chance at this crown. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver could not be at the game because he remained in the league’s health and safety protocols related to the virus. Stephen Curry scored 34 points and was named the NBA Finals MVP as the Warriors claimed the franchise’s seventh championship overall. The Warriors used their two-year hiatus from the NBA’s biggest stages to retool their roster – adding a past No. 1 draft pick in Andrew Wiggins, who excelled in his first finals, along with another rising star in Jordan Poole. ... You knew it was a possibility, but to see it in real time. Jayson Tatum finished with 13 points, but shot just 6 of 18 from the field. For Golden State coach Steve Kerr, it’s a ninth championship overall after winning five as a player. Jaylen Brown led the Celtics with 34 points. “We found a way to just get it done,” Curry said after the Warriors accepted the championship trophy and celebrated on the court. “It was dog days, a lot of tears shed. For Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala, it’s a fourth championship.

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NBA Finals 2022 - The seven moments that supercharged the return ... (ESPN)

A star sixth man. A Luka-stopper. A tantalizing new starter. And a Finals masterpiece. Here are the critical moments that brought a championship back to ...

In addition to his distinction as the Warriors' best matchup defender during the postseason, Wiggins also has been an efficient shot creator on the wing for a team desperately in need of one, and has crashed the boards with authority. But with each successive dribble, Curry widened the area of engagement -- a stutter-step right, a couple of crossovers, all the while he watched Horford's feet. With the Warriors leading 91-81 in another rugged defensive standoff, Curry faced up against Horford with a narrow band of staccato dribbles in a tight spot. When he stepped up on the dais after Game 5, he was a 32-year-old vet still trying to recapture his muscle memory. He scampered around perimeter screens for catch-and-shoot looks; he drove to a pleasant spot for a midrange jumper when the Mavs chased him off the arc; he fanned out to the wing in transition for easy opportunities. "With Luka, it starts with, 'Bother him for as long of the basketball game as you possibly can.'" As Payton made his swift approach to the rim, Brooks caught him from behind, swatting him with a full windup of his right arm, nailing the soaring Warriors guard on the head. When he arrived to the Warriors last season, Payton was the consummate basketball journeyman, one who'd struggled for years to find a home in the NBA. He'd even considered leaving a playing career behind to become a video coordinator. The second had Curry coming off the bench to start each half, which would reduce the length of his time on the bench between playing time. The Warriors endured a two-year hiatus in the NBA wilderness after the departure of Kevin Durant and the extended absence of Klay Thompson due to injury, while Curry dealt with his own spate of maladies. Given the Warriors' pedigree, their return to the top of the NBA isn't a surprise -- but it was improbable. The Warriors had imposed a similar restriction when Thompson returned to action in January after two seasons away from the game.

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2022 NBA Finals: Why Golden State Warriors' Latest Title Is Most ... (Forbes)

The Stephen Curry-led Warriors defeated the Celtics in convincing fashion at the TD Garden in Game 6, 102-90. Despite falling in a 14-2 hole early on in the ...

The 2021-22 Warriors may go down in history as the worst of the Curry-era title teams. The five-time All-Star missed nearly three years of his career after suffering a torn ACL and an Achilles injury before making his return in January of this year. And while Thompson wasn’t his old dominant self in this series, he still contributed in a major way while averaging 17.0 points per game, third among all Warriors behind Curry and Wiggins. There’s many reasons why this title team feels like the sweetest of all of them. Meanwhile, the Warriors actually finished third in the conference, finishing behind the Memphis Grizzlies and winning just 53 games on the season. The Warriors never looked back as they held Jayson Tatum to just 13 points — two points in the second half — in a series-clinching win.

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NBA Finals 2022: Where can you buy Golden State Warriors NBA ... (Sporting News)

The Golden State Warriors have won their fourth NBA title in eight seasons! So where can you purchase Dubs championship gear?

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