NBA Champions 2015: The Warriors Edition

Author:: Alonzo Warond
Publish date:: Jun 18, 2015

Golden State Warriors won NBA title after 40 years. They defeated Cleveland Cavaliers and best player in the world, LeBron James. And they just showed us how one team is always bigger than one player.

The Warriors now have 4 NBA Championships, and they are behind Celtics, Lakers, Bulls and Spurs.

The Warriors: Champion's Road

New Orleans Pelicans, Memphis Grizzlies, Houston Rockets and Cleveland Cavaliers. Anthony Davis, Marc Gasol, James Harden and LeBroj James. All-NBA First Team 14/15.

One Team against One Man

Nobody couldn't stop them. Even the best player in the world, LeBron James. Also, nobody couldn't stop LeBron James.

The NBA Finals MVP: Man in the Shadow

When NBA Finals began, nobody talks about Andre Iguodala. We were taught that Stephen Curry or LeBron James could win this trophy. But, Golden State Warriors had one more hero in the NBA Finals and that hero was Andre Iguodala. The Man from the Bench. "I want to be just like Steph (Curry) when I grow up," Iguodala joked when receiving the award, per Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Iguodala averaged 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.0 assists for the series. James averaged 35.8 points, 13.3 rebounds and 8.8 assists per game. Andre Iguodala took the Finals MVP with a 7-4 vote over LeBron James. No votes for Stephen Curry. Just to notice this one:

The NBA Future: Small Ball Lineups

Cleveland Cavaliers couldn't find the answer against the small ball lineups. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Harrison, Barnes, Andre Iguodala and Draymond Green. Who can stop them in the future? “The strategy may have helped,” Kerr says. “The whole point is obviously to space the floor. But more than anything, it was just us competing.” The Small Ball Lineups has a better way of transformations from defense to offense and reverse. That is the future of basketball and I will wrote about that more.