The 40 Greatest NBA Finals of All Time, Ranked

Steph Curry had nothing left to prove—except he did. No Durant. No Klay at full speed. Just Curry, dancing, shimmying, raining fire from 30 feet. Boston, young and hungry, started strong, but Golden State adjusted like chess masters.

Game 4 was the turning point—Steph dropped 43 in hostile territory, silencing every doubter. Andrew Wiggins became an unlikely hero, locking down Jayson Tatum. In Game 6, the dynasty was reborn. It wasn’t just a win—it was resurrection. Curry finally grabbed his elusive Finals MVP, smiling through the confetti.