After a disappointing performance in Game One — the Warriors showed their veteran experience and responded with a 19 point victory in Game Two.
Warriors superstar Stephen Curry led the way with 29 points, six rebounds and four assists. Warriors guard Jordan Poole stepped up with 17 points of his own and with a well-balanced attack from the Warriors — the Warriors were able to tie the series one game apiece.
Read MoreGame 1 of the NBA Finals came as a bit of a shocker. While it was a punch in the jaw for the experienced Warriors, it serves well as a reminder that this is the highest level of basketball competition across the world. The Celtics are a very good team, and they play together as a team very well. They have a cohesive defense that rivals the Warriors’ own at its peak, and an offense powered by skilled scorers that can punish teams for lapses.
Read MoreIf you were at the Chase Center for Game 1 — you could probably sense the nervousness throughout the arena. A once 15 point lead was trimmed to 12 points at the end of the third quarter. Then the lead was cut to five points minutes into the fourth quarter. Celtics guard Jaylen Brown was making things happen — staying aggressive and taking what the defense gave him.
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Read MoreWe’re just one day away from the start of the 2022 NBA Finals, and with the series beginning soon, that means NBA Finals Media Day is back. Reporters got their chances to ask questions to both the Celtics and the Warriors ahead of Game 1, with much of the chatter being about the buzz of going to their first finals (for most of the guys) and how it felt to return (for the Warriors vets in particular).
Read MoreAfter an exceptional year celebrating the Golden State Warriors' diamond season, their finals matchup will include a fellow diamond franchise in the Boston Celtics. With the last meeting between Golden State and Boston at the height of the Celtics dynasty in 1964, the tables have turned in today's meeting. As the Warriors look to continue writing their dynasty in the history books with their fourth title in eight years, the Celtics are making their first finals appearance since 2010. They are looking to win their first title since 2008.
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