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Dallas Mavericks - 2011 Championship Journey |
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Ray Allen's Record Night |
Jordan's "Shrug Game" |
They say records are made to be broken…and thats what Celtics guard Ray Allen did in the second game of the 2010 NBA Finals. He hit 8 3pts to break the record for most three’s in a NBA final. The previous record was 7 held by Allen, Scottie Pippen, and Kenny Smith.. He hit seven 3's before halftime. |
Jordan made his sixth 3-pointer of the first half to finish with a record 35 points at the break, he turned to the broadcast table and shrugged as if to say, "I can't explain it, either." Jordan riddled the Blazers with one of the most efficient offensive performances in Finals history, scoring 39 points on 16-of-27 shooting and handing out 11 assists. He had only one turnover and was needed only for 34 minutes because the Bulls ran away to a 122-89 win over Portland. |
Dwyane Wade Saves The Heat |
Jordan's "Flu Game" |
Dwyane Wade puts on a memorable performance on the biggest stage of 'em all - The NBA Finals. Wade finished his legendary performance with 42 points, hitting a flurry of clutch baskets to save Miami from a 3-0 deficit |
Michael Jordan overcame flu symptoms to score 38 points and lead the Chicago Bulls to a win over the Utah Jazz in the 1997 NBA Finals. |
| NBA Finals Records |
| Points: Elgin Baylor 1962 Finals(61) |
| Rebounds: Bill Russell 1960 Finals (40) |
| Assists: Magic Johnson 1984 Finals (21) |
| Steals: Robert Horry 1995 Finals (7) |
| Blocks: Tim Duncan 2003 Finals (8) *5 people tied |
| 3pts Made: Ray Allen 2010 Finals (8) |
| Fg Made: Elgin Baylor 1962 Finals (22) |
| FT Made: Bob Pettit 1958 Finals (19) |
| FT Attempts: Shaq O'Neal 2000 Finals (39) |
| Turnovers: Magic Johnson 1980 Finals (10) |
| Mins: Kevin Johnson 1993 Finals (62) 3 OT |
| Pts in a half: Michael Jordan 1992 Finals (35) |
| Pts in a Qt: Isiah Thomas 1988 Finals (25) |
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YEAR |
CHAMPION |
OPPONENT |
RESULT
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MVP
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| 2010-11 | Dallas Mavericks | Miami Heat | 4-2 | Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas |
2009-10 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Boston Celtics |
4-3 |
Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles |
2008-09 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Orlando Magic |
4-1 |
Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles |
2007-08 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-2 |
Paul Pierce, Boston |
2006-07 |
San Antonio Spurs |
Cleveland Cavaliers |
4-0 |
Tony Parker, San Antonio |
2005-06 |
Miami Heat |
Dallas Mavericks |
4-2 |
Dwyane Wade, Miami |
2004-05 |
San Antonio Spurs |
Detroit Pistons |
4-3 |
Tim Duncan, San Antonio |
2003-04 |
Detroit Pistons |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-1 |
Chauncey Billups, Detroit
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2002-03 |
San Antonio Spurs |
New Jersey Nets |
4-2 |
Tim Duncan, San Antonio
|
2001-02 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
New Jersey Nets |
4-0 |
Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles
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2000-01 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Philadelphia 76ers |
4-1 |
Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles |
1999-00 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Indiana Pacers |
4-2 |
Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles |
1998-99 |
San Antonio Spurs |
New York Knicks |
4-1 |
Tim Duncan, San Antonio |
1997-98 |
Chicago Bulls |
Utah Jazz |
4-2 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1996-97 |
Chicago Bulls |
Utah Jazz |
4-2 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1995-96 |
Chicago Bulls |
Seattle SuperSonics |
4-2 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1994-95 |
Houston Rockets |
Orlando Magic |
4-0 |
Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston |
1993-94 |
Houston Rockets |
New York Knicks |
4-3 |
Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston |
1992-93 |
Chicago Bulls |
Phoenix Suns |
4-2 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1991-92 |
Chicago Bulls |
Portland Trail Blazers |
4-2 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1990-91 |
Chicago Bulls |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-1 |
Michael Jordan, Chicago |
1989-90 |
Detroit Pistons |
Portland Trail Blazers |
4-1 |
Isiah Thomas, Detroit |
1988-89 |
Detroit Pistons |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-0 |
Joe Dumars, Detroit |
1987-88 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Detroit Pistons |
4-3 |
James Worthy, Los Angeles |
1986-87 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Boston Celtics |
4-2 |
Magic Johnson, Los Angeles |
1985-86 |
Boston Celtics |
Houston Rockets |
4-2 |
Larry Bird, Boston |
1984-85 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Boston Celtics |
4-2 |
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lakers |
1983-84 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-3 |
Larry Bird, Boston |
1982-83 |
Philadelphia 76ers |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-0 |
Moses Malone, Philadelphia |
1981-82 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Philadelphia 76ers |
4-2 |
Magic Johnson, Los Angeles |
1980-81 |
Boston Celtics |
Houston Rockets |
4-2 |
Cedric Maxwell, Boston |
1979-80 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
Philadelphia 76ers |
4-2 |
Magic Johnson, Los Angeles |
1978-79 |
Seattle SuperSonics |
Washington Bullets |
4-1 |
Dennis Johnson, Seattle |
1977-78 |
Washington Bullets |
Seattle SuperSonics |
4-3 |
Wes Unseld, Washington |
1976-77 |
Portland Trail Blazers |
Philadelphia 76ers |
4-2 |
Bill Walton, Portland |
1975-76 |
Boston Celtics |
Phoenix Suns |
4-2 |
Jo Jo White, Boston |
1974-75 |
Golden State Warriors |
Washington Bullets |
4-0 |
Rick Barry, Golden State |
1973-74 |
Boston Celtics |
Milwaukee Bucks |
4-3 |
John Havlicek, Boston |
1972-73 |
New York Knicks |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-1 |
Willis Reed, New York |
1971-72 |
Los Angeles Lakers |
New York Knicks |
4-1 |
Wilt Chamberlain, Los Angeles |
1970-71 |
Milwaukee Bucks |
Baltimore Bullets |
4-0 |
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee |
1969-70 |
New York Knicks |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-3 |
Willis Reed, New York |
1968-69 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-3 |
Jerry West, Los Angeles |
1967-68 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-2 |
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1966-67 |
Philadelphia 76ers |
San Francisco Warriors |
4-2 |
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1965-66 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-3 |
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1964-65 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-1 |
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1963-64 |
Boston Celtics |
San Francisco Warriors |
4-1 |
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1962-63 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-2 |
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1961-62 |
Boston Celtics |
Los Angeles Lakers |
4-3 |
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1960-61 |
Boston Celtics |
St. Louis Hawks |
4-1 |
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1959-60 |
Boston Celtics |
St. Louis Hawks |
4-3 |
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1958-59 |
Boston Celtics |
Minneapolis Lakers |
4-0 |
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1957-58 |
St. Louis Hawks |
Boston Celtics |
4-2 |
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1956-57 |
Boston Celtics |
St. Louis Hawks |
4-3 |
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1955-56 |
Philadelphia Warriors |
Fort Wayne Pistons |
4-1 |
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1954-55 |
Syracuse Nationals |
Fort Wayne Pistons |
4-3 |
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1953-54 |
Minneapolis Lakers |
Syracuse Nationals |
4-3 |
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1952-53 |
Minneapolis Lakers |
New York Knicks |
4-1 |
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1951-52 |
Minneapolis Lakers |
New York Knicks |
4-3 |
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1950-51 |
Rochester Royals |
New York Knicks |
4-3 |
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1949-50 |
Minneapolis Lakers |
Syracuse Nationals |
4-2 |
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1948-49 |
Minneapolis Lakers |
Washington Capitols |
4-2 |
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1947-48 |
Baltimore Bullets |
Philadelphia Warriors |
4-2 |
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1946-47 |
Philadelphia Warriors |
Chicago Stags |
4-1 |