In 2010, two of the greatest teams in NBA history met in the Finals and staged an epic fateful showdown. In the end, the Lakers won the pinnacle battle 4-3.

Going back two years, the Celtics defeated the Lakers 4-2, winning the championship after 21 years and winning the seventeenth championship in Celtics history. With the flame of revenge, Kobe's Lakers met their mortal enemy Celtics in the finals again after two years, vowing to avenge this. The first game of the finals was full of excitement, the Lakers were high-spirited and won a small victory. Then the Celtics moved back 10%. In the third game, Kobe performed bravely and won another game. In the fourth game, Rondo's super long performance tied the game again. The key fifth game is the battle of Tianwang Mountain. Whoever wins will get the match point and take the initiative. Both sides tried their best and the scene was quite heated. In the end, the Lakers lost and the Celtics got the match point. The Lakers stand on the edge of a cliff, win, advance to the tiebreaker, lose, and lose. In Game 6, the Celtics came to the home court of the Lakers and wanted to celebrate their championship victory here. This deeply stimulated the Lakers players. In the crucial Game 6, all the Lakers players collectively exploded and beat the Celtics right away. Confused, in the second quarter, the game lost its suspense and dragged the game into a tiebreaker. In the tiebreaker, Kobe performed abnormally, and Gasol carried the team's banner. The two sides tied the game many times, and the defensive actions became more and more rough. At the critical moment, Artest (Metta Shiping) stood up and won the game. The victory helped Kobe complete the prelude to this revenge battle.

Time flies, Kobe Bryant retires, Garnett, the Wolf King, is gone, Pierce has reached the end of his career, Rondo is no longer as brave as he once was, and Gasol is still struggling for the championship. Otherwise, the prelude to the yellow-green war will surely continue, but the classic will always be recorded in the annals of basketball history.

In the 2021 Xi'an Games, in the finals of the Jiangsu Women's Volleyball Team and Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team, both teams played to a very high level. My favorite Li Yingying was in full bloom and impeccable. It’s been a few days since the game and it’s still a joy to watch

The year the Mavericks won the championship, 2011, was the most thrilling finals so far in my opinion, and it was enough to defeat the weak in the finals.

In 2003, the Spurs had the Twin Towers, and Tony Parker was also firmly in the starting lineup. In 2004, the Pistons had F4, which can be said to be a nuclear-free team or a four-wheel drive. The Lakers from 2000 to 2002 had the OK combination, the Spurs in 2005 and 2007 had GDP, the Heat in 2006 had Wade and O'Brien, the Celtics in 2008 had the Green Triangle, and the Lakers in 2009 and 2010 had Kobe Bryant. and Pau Gasol, but what is certain is that the current Mavericks are the most unique championship in the 21st century. They have the only core Nowitzki, and the team is extremely dependent on this core. It was under such circumstances that Nowitzki joined hands with Kidd and Marion to create unsolvable basketball coordination.

In that year's Finals, the surging Heat had James, Wade and Bosh. As expected, in the first three rounds, the Miami Heat took a 2:1 lead. When everyone thought the Heat were about to win the championship 4:1, Nowitzki stood up. In 6 games, he produced perfect statistics of 26 points and 9.3 rebounds. At critical moments, he almost killed the gods and Buddhas. Barea completely disrupted the Heat's inside line, and Peja and Terry also performed at a divine level. The Mavericks scored 30% in a row and won the championship. Nowitzki also wiped out his shame and stood at the top of the NBA.

At noon that day, I was on my way to lunch. I took out my phone and saw the notification that the Mavericks won the championship. At that moment, Nowitzki was worthy of his years of waiting. At that moment, Dallas staged the old game. Boy's legend!

2005-06 season. The 2006 Finals will definitely be a series that will go down in history. A thin young man, Dwyane Wade, who has only been in the league for three years, is in his third year and is still not as good as a rookie.

At that time, the Heat's lineup included aging Shaq O'Neal and Payton, Mourning with kidney disease, and third-year Wade.

On the opposite side was the powerful Mavericks led by Nowitzki. That year was Nowitzki's peak.

In the first game of the Finals, Terry was still the terror of the Jets. He scored 32 points and led the Mavericks to a 90-80 victory at home. In that game, Wade scored 28 points, but the Mavericks took away the victory.

In the second game of the Finals, the Mavericks' starting performance was mediocre, but sixth man Stackhouse exploded wildly at the end of the second quarter and continued to contribute high-level abilities. At the last moment, Nowitzki made steady progress and took away the game. In that game, Wade scored 23 points. The Mavericks lead 2-0 with a total score.

In the third game of the Finals, Wade broke out and showed his killer scoring ability. He scored 42 points and 13 rebounds, as well as O'Neal's 16 points and 11 rebounds. His teammates also performed well. In the final two points that decided the game, Wade took the lead in grabbing the ball and the Mavericks did not score. Heat defeated Issei with difficulty.

In the fourth game of the Finals, the red-eyed Wade once again stood up and scored 36 points. In this game, O'Neal performed well, contributing 17 points and 13 rebounds, and Posey also scored a double-double. With their outstanding performance, the Heat made another success.

In the fifth game of the finals, the Battle of Tianwang Mountain, winning this victory means gaining a huge advantage in the series.

In this game, Wade once again came to earth, scoring 43 points and playing for 50 minutes. At the last moment, with two free throws, he took a 1-point lead and once again took away the victory in the battle of Tianwangshan.

In Game 6 of the Finals, Wade once again showed off his scoring talent, scoring 36 points and 10 rebounds. His teammates also worked hard again, with a double-double. For the Mavericks, the driver scored 29 points. The Heat took away the victory. The total score was 4-2 and they took away the O'Brien Cup.

In this round of the series, from falling behind 0-2 to winning the game 4-2, the killer Wade averaged 3 per game, demonstrating his scoring talent in the post-Jordan era. In this round of the series, it can be said that the most thrilling and exciting person to watch, and the one who brought the performance was third-year Dwyane Wade.

Wade, who descended from the gods, reminded Parker Riley of the Jordan No. 23 that he loved and hated. Maybe the call was right. During the 2003 Platinum Generation Draft, Parker Riley was indecisive and made a call to Jordan's trainer. Ask "Chris Kaman or Dwyane Wade, who has more superstar potential." Jordan's trainer said "Wade" without hesitation.

I have been watching football for more than ten years, and I have also watched a lot of finals. The one that had the greatest impact on me was the 2010 Hukai Yellow-Green Game, not just because I am a Komi, but because the game was really It was a battle of the century without a trace of real swordsmanship. Even if you watch the video replay, your blood will still surge. It reminds you of the loud shouts under the TV in the school cafeteria. The fans were divided into two waves, each holding their own opinions and shouting loudly. Supporting your favorite players and teams, in that era when the Internet was not very developed, there was a kind of spiritual power that drove you and forced you to never forget the game that was going on.

After seven games of fierce competition, the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics and achieved the final victory, avenging their defeat to Boston 2 years ago. This was also the first time in the history of the Lakers. Defeated the arch-rival Celtics in the tiebreaker for the first time. The Lakers won the 16th championship trophy in team history, and Kobe Bryant (FMVP) was named the Finals Most Valuable Player.

At that time, the NBA Finals adopted a 2–3–2 game system, and the Lakers, who had won 66 games in the regular season, had home court advantage. The Lakers have entered the Finals for three consecutive years. Two years ago, the Celtics defeated the Lakers 4-2, leaving Kobe with the famous saying that second place is the biggest loser.

In 10 years, the Lakers won a difficult victory and defeated the Celtics, who were in full swing. Kobe won the FMVP

Kobe’s statistics are: Game 1: 30 points, 7 rebounds and 6 rebounds Assists; Game 2: 31 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists; Game 3: 29 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists; Game 4: 33 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists; Game 5: 38 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists; Game 6: 26 points, 11 rebounds and 3 assists; Game 7: 23 points, 16 rebounds and 2 assists; average: 28.6 points + 8.0 4 + 2.1 + 0.7

Boston’s defense against Kobe that year was just six words , do everything possible. 1. Area marking, multi-person rotation 2. Space compression, teamwork 3. Experience victory, aura suppression. At the overall data level, Corvo's shooting percentage and scoring are very dazzling. This is the effect of Boston's team defense. Of course, the statistics of the Celtics' Big Three are not good either. The sharpshooter Lei Tie is ruthless, and the truth is also beaten by Artest. Not very restrictive. What a terrifying defense, I still feel frightened... Thinking about last year's Cavaliers' game where they scored 49 points in the first quarter, I would never have imagined it before.

So after many years, I will still watch the video of that year and reminisce about the unique games and memories of that era.

In 10 years, the Celtics vs. the Lakers, at that time, the league was not so keen on shooting three-pointers, and the defense was tight, basically not giving the opponent a chance to counterattack on a fast break, just one ball and one goal. Depending on the position of the ball, one ball for you and one for me, the score could not be opened. In the end, the score of both sides was only about 80. The Lakers should have won that year and completed two consecutive championships. The following season, James brought his talent to Miami and successfully broke out of the Eastern Conference. I thought that the Lakers, who were aiming for three consecutive championships, could break out of the Western Conference and achieve 23vs24. Unexpectedly, I am waiting for you in the West. You can't fight out of the Eastern Conference. I Fighting out of the east, you are old again! What a pity!

I think it was the 2016 Finals. James returned to the year when the Cavaliers won the championship. The Cavaliers and Warriors didn’t decide the winner until Game 7 of the Finals, which was very impressive. It was profound, and the final battle of life and death was thrilling. Both teams fought hard. James missed a two-point floater, and Curry missed a three-pointer. The two teams were tied. The Cavaliers served, and James pulled away, creating a mismatch. , then Curry defended Irving, and Irving hit a three-pointer directly in the face. It was so exciting to seal the throat with a sword. Then Curry missed a three-pointer. James received a pass from Irving and was about to perform a shocking dunk, but was blocked by Green. A foul was committed, otherwise this dunk would go down in history. Then James' arm was so painful that he missed the first free throw, but made the second free throw. The Cavaliers were stable. With Curry missing a three-pointer, the Cavaliers won the game. , James won the championship for his hometown. It was so exciting. James knelt down and cried. One person, one city. I will never forget that exciting moment, which is also the most thrilling moment.

There are too many thrilling games. The most thrilling one was when James won the championship in 2016 and won the championship for his hometown. One man, one city. James did it and fulfilled his promise. He is worthy of the league. The title of No. 1 was given to the Cavaliers in the Finals that year. However, when they met the Warriors in the Finals, the Cavaliers did not find a way to win at first. They fell behind the Warriors one to three. Then in the fifth game, James and Irving showed their strength together. Together, they scored more than 80 points and pulled back a victory. Of course, many people felt that the Cavaliers had lost again. No one was optimistic about the Cavaliers, thinking that the Warriors were certain to win the championship. What people did not expect was that the Cavaliers really caused a counterattack, sixth In this game, James still gave his best and still scored 40 points quietly, while Irving also performed well. Finally, the Cavaliers won again and moved back to the first city. The tiebreaker was at the home court of the Warriors. The two teams have been anxious. In the end, all the physical strength was exhausted. As Curry missed a three-pointer, the Cavaliers served. Irving executed the tactics and decisively launched a three-pointer. The ball went in. The Cavaliers led by three points. Curry was blocked by Love and missed the three-pointer. , James' shocking dunk was destroyed, and the free throw sealed the victory. The Cavaliers won the finals and won the championship. James knelt down and cried. That moment was so exciting. That year's finals was also the most thrilling, and I can't forget it to this day. .

In the 7 games played by the Lakers in the 2010 Finals, the Celtics averaged around 86 points.

In the 2011 Finals, the Mavericks allowed the Heat to average 92.3 points.

In the 2012 Finals, the Heat allowed the Thunder to score an average of 98 points.

In 13, the Heat allowed the Spurs to score an average of 96.7 points.

In 2014, the Spurs allowed the Heat to average 90.9 points.

15 The Warriors allowed the Cavaliers to average 92.9 points.

In 2016, the Cavaliers allowed the Warriors to average 100.4 points.

In 2017, the Warriors allowed the Cavaliers to average 114.8 points.

It is easy to see that the 2010 Finals was the lowest scoring one. Kobe, Gasol, Odom, Fisher, Metta World Peace and Bynum versus Pierce, Garnett, Ray Allen, Long, center, Perkins and Wallace. The entire matchup was full of gunpowder. What they compete for is not shooting percentage but defense. If I don’t come in, you can’t come in either.

Every offense and defense becomes a meat grinder. It’s not like going out to use the restroom now and then coming back to compete.

Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Everyone has a different opinion.

Congratulations to Kobe on winning the Oscar. Haha, how do you think Xiao Lizi feels?

I think the 2016 finals had a profound impact on me, shocking! In the end, the Cavaliers won the championship 4:3 against the Warriors, which shocked me a lot. It’s really not easy, especially when we are 1:3 behind and it’s the finals again! And the Warriors were basically invincible that season, with a regular season record of 73 wins and 9 losses.

The Cavaliers won three consecutive games after falling behind 1:3, winning Cleveland's first championship in history! Especially James' key shot at the end of G7 and Irving's heart-breaking three-pointer still have a deep impact on my mind! Although Irving has left now, I still wish Irving well and hope that the Cavaliers will get better and better under the leadership of James!