After winning the series 4-2, on Friday (AEDT), the Golden State Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 103-90 to secure the 2022 NBA title.
And in response to the devastating defeat suffered by the Celtics after their first NBA Finals trip since 2010, the basketball community has replied.
Following the game, Draymond Green, a top player for the Warriors, embraced with numerous players from the Celtics and said to Grant Williams, “Y’all will be back. Without a question.
As a result, one of the most notorious dynasties in the history of the league is extended by the Warriors, who win their fourth title in eight years and their first since 2019.
Steph Curry put on yet another outstanding performance in Game 6, scoring a career-high 34 points, to earn the 2022 NBA Finals Bill Russell MVP award. Steve Kerr, the coach of Golden State, has an amazing nine rings total—five from his playing days and four from his coaching career.
Since images can express a thousand words, this one of Tatum crying on the Celtics bench late in the Game 6 loss is heartbreaking.
It was sheer anguish in the opposing camp, while Golden State players, coaches, and officials were beginning to realise they were going to become champions once more.
Despite the defeat, the Celtics were praised for persevering through hardships during the season and for the potential their core of Jayson Tatum (24), Jaylen Brown (25), and Robert Williams (24), presents on the court.
Ime Udoka, the coach of the Celtics, was inconsolable at the time but thought the experience would inspire his team.
It will hurt, and it will hurt for a long time. That
Despite the defeat, the Celtics were praised for persevering through hardships during the season and for the potential their core of Jayson Tatum (24), Jaylen Brown (25), and Robert Williams (24), presents on the court.
Ime Udoka, the coach of the Celtics, was inconsolable at the time but thought the experience would inspire his team.
“It will hurt, and it will hurt for a long time. Such material is eternal. Let it push us forward, was part of the message, Udoka stated after the game.
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