NBA Finals MVP

Stephen Curry had about as private of a moment as a Finals MVP can have in the immediate aftermath of winning a championship.

“Forget that!” Curry said. For the better part of a decade, he has taken on every responsibility necessary to achieve massive team and individual success. The narrative that small guards can’t dominate at this level is extinguished. And he’s still coming. “We champs! Curry sets such a great tone with his competitiveness and selflessness. It is the fundamental aspect of basketball. (As Curry said, Bill Russell, whose titles predated the award, would’ve won more than a few.) Never mind that Curry has a long track record of playoff excellence. Stephen Curry had about as private of a moment as a Finals MVP can have in the immediate aftermath of winning a championship. He’s the best shooter of all-time. “This is different,” Curry said.

Golden State Warriors Stephen Curry won his first NBA Finals MVP after four championships and six appearances.

With his fourth championship and Finals MVP, Curry became the seventh player to win four championships, two MVPs, and the first to win Unanimous Regular Season MVP and Finals MVP. Following his fourth championship and sixth Finals appearance, Stephen Curry was finally awarded his first Finals MVP. Curry averaged 31.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists, as he and the Warriors won their fourth title. Curry started the series with a 34-point game that saw a Finals record five threes in a single quarter [first]. Curry had 29 in three quarters in the Warriors’ only win of the series so far, while he gave his team a chance in game 3 with a third-quarter explosion which saw him end the game with 31 points.

PUBLISHED: June 16, 2022 at 8:42 p.m. | UPDATED: June 17, 2022 at 3:52 a.m.. BOSTON — The trophy case is now ...

He’s a two-time NBA MVP and the only unanimous winner of the award. “No matter who wins it, there’s so much joy in that moment, you want to be able to experience it. He’s won NBA All-Star Game MVP, the league’s Player of the Week award 18 times, and Player of the Month nine times. “It would mean everything because that means you’re winning the series,” Curry told ESPN last week. He was sharp defensively, too, averaging six rebounds and two steals a game. Stephen Curry’s legacy as the greatest shooter of all-time and one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA was never in question.

Steph Curry changed how basketball is played and his triumph in capturing an elusive distinction in the NBA proves he's a generational talent.

The answer to that will probably change in the coming years as his NBA journey is still at its peak. Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Michael Jordan are the only other players in NBA history to match or exceed those benchmarks of greatness. Curry helped the Warriors capture their fourth title in eight years.

Missing out in 2015 when Andre Iguodala won the award and in 2017 and 2018 when Kevin Durant won the award, Curry won the 2022 Finals MVP hands down.

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The fourth time was the charm for Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry as he finally won the NBA Finals MVP award.

All 11 voters from major media outlets picked the Warriors point guard for their MVP. Whether they made up their minds before Game 6 will be interesting to know. Curry was dominant throughout the NBA Finals, averaging over 31 points per game. The fourth time was the charm for Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry as he finally won the NBA Finals MVP award.

Two of the sports world's biggest stars, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Doanld, each secured ...

It might’ve been a little early, but I felt it.” It was a pretty epic way to celebrate a championship, which is why Curry adopted it for his NBA Finals moment. Two of the sports world’s biggest stars, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Doanld, each secured championships in their respective sports.

Curry, a two-time regular-season MVP, captured his fourth title, but it marked the first time in seven Finals appearances that he captured one of the few ...

“You’re carrying all of that on a daily basis to try to realize a dream and a goal like we did tonight. That’s why I have so many emotions, and still will, just because of what it took to get back here. “Steph ultimately is why this run has happened.

Stephen Curry's Finals MVP award-winning impact extended deep into the statistical realm. Here are five key numbers to know.

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And when Golden State was crowned champions, again, on Thursday night following a Game 6 win over the Boston Celtics at TD Garden, Jackson couldn't help but ...

“If I was Steph Curry I would thank Boston’s defense for the MVP,” Jackson said. But Jackson, who was one of the 11 media members to vote for Curry as Finals MVP, believes the now four-time NBA champ should extend his gratitude elsewhere. Steph Curry was named the unanimous Finals MVP after leading his team to their fourth title in eight years, thanking his family, coaches and teammates for their support along the way.