There is also a crush in the finals? NBA history has swept 9 finals: James has been on the list twice and shows his strength

Before the Pacers and Thunder series began, some fans believed that this round of series might become a one-sided crush by the Thunder. After all, the gap in strength between the two sides is still very large. Some famous people even believe that the Thunder will sweep their opponents, but the Pacers won the first game. Maybe they might sweep the Thunder. Although the finals are a contest between the strongest teams in the east and west, sometimes one-sided crushing will occur, but this situation is very rare, and there are only 9 times in history. The match between the Celtics and the Lakers in 2009 started in ancient times. During this period, the Celtics led by Russell, Cousy and Heinthorne, while the Lakers were Elgin Baylor. The Celtics were obviously stronger on paper than the Lakers. Although Baylor played well, he was finally swept by Green Kai with two fists. The Celtics team had a total of 5 players per game, with more than 15 points per game, and Russell averaged 18.5 points, 25.8 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

The Bucks swept the Bullets in 1971, although this is only the second year of Jabbar's career, according to him, he is already the strongest player in the league this season because Chamberlain could not defend him. At that time, Jabbar was still under Oscar Robertson's support. The two led the team to meet the Bullets in the finals, and the team easily swept the opponent. Jabbar also won the FMVP trophy with his dominant performance. He averaged 27 points, 18.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game. In 2015, the Warriors swept the Bullets

The Bullets were the predecessor of the Wizards. In 2015, Rick Barry led a group of young players. In the absence of favor, Barry stumbled and reached the finals. Facing the Wizards of Unseld and Elvin Hayes, they all thought the Bullets would be stronger. As a result, Barry led the team to sweep the opponent. In the end, Barry also won the FMVP trophy, averaging 29.5 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3.5 steals per game. In 2019, the 76ers swept the Lakers

The 76ers this year recruited Moses Malone to join forces with Dr. J. The two superstars of the ABA period, teamed up with the 76ers. Before the playoffs began, Moses Malone stated that they would sweep all the way to win the championship. As a result, they only lost one game in the entire playoffs. In the finals, they directly swept the opponent. The young Malone defeated Jabbar. He averaged 25.8 points, 18 rebounds, 2 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.5 blocks, and won the FMVP. In 1989, the Pistons swept the Lakers

was the Pistons' world in the late 1980s. Although the Bad Boys Legion is notorious, their strength is indeed obvious to all. At that time, the Lakers had entered Ragnarok. At that time, Jabbar had reached the end of his career. Facing the thick-skinned Pistons' inside group, he could not bear it. This year, Dumas scored the level of a top scorer, averaging 27.3 points and 6 assists per game, winning the FMVP, and they also completed their revenge for the Lakers in 1987.

95 Rockets swept the Magic

The Magic made a big splash this season. Driven by O'Neal and Hardaway, they defeated Jordan's Bulls in the division final. The team was in the East. On the other hand, the Rockets were very tired. They played in the last game of the series in the first two rounds, and they also fought for 6 games in the division finals. Unexpectedly, such tempering created their invincible belief, and finally swept the Magic in the finals. Olajuwon averaged 32.8 points, 11.5 rebounds, 5.5 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks in the series.

202 Lakers swept the Nets

The biggest dilemma of the Lakers this year comes from the West. Facing the King of Princeton's playing style, they really cannot limit their opponent's offense. If it weren't for the league's help to give the whistle, the Lakers could not kill the West this year. In the end, they met Kidd's Nets after they broke out of the West. At that time, the Nets' inside line was Kenyon Martin, and his body was not at the same level as O'Neal. The result can be imagined. In the end, the Lakers swept the opponent. O'Neal averaged 36.3 points, 12.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.8 blocks.

2007 Spurs swept the Cavaliers

This was the first time James reached the finals in his career. Although he was swept out by the Spurs, friends who know this past know that James was only 22 years old at that time, and he was a single core. This year, he defeated the Pistons Five Tigers who once dominated the East in the division finals. However, facing the peak Duncan in the finals, he was helpless. He was not experienced and his offense was targeted, and he was restricted. The team's result was obvious. Parker won the FMVP, averaging 24.5 points, 5 rebounds, and 3.3 assists per game.

The Warriors swept the Cavaliers in 18th year,

That's right, this year was another season when James was swept. However, friends who have watched this year's playoffs will not say that James has a problem. In the divisional playoffs, he scored seven in two rounds, and James made a final victory many times. In the finals, facing the Warriors with four top stars, James was not discouraged. He almost defeated his opponent by leading the team in the first game. As a result, JR's strange operation completely deflated James, and Durant finally won the FMVP of the year.

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