The Warriors were in great form during the 2016 regular season, and their 73 wins became the Warriors' best regular season record. The Warriors still maintained a high competitive level in the playoffs, and successfully met the Cavaliers, who were also in good form at the time, in the finals. The Cavaliers' 12-1 record in the playoffs shows how much pressure he puts on the Warriors. Before the decisive game started, the atmosphere between the two teams was extremely tense.

At the beginning of the NBA finals, the Warriors took the lead in winning three games with the outstanding performance of Durant Curry, Green and others. In the fourth game, James and Irving performed well and helped the team gain a point. However, in five games, the Warriors won the NBA championship trophy due to the overall performance of their players better than the Cavaliers. It can be said that the Warriors' championship victory has a lot to do with the outstanding performance of Durant, Curry and Green.

Curry

In the regular season, Durant averaged 25.1 points per game, so what did Curry and Green, the other two main players, score? What kind of data? Let’s take a look! When we think of Curry, we must think of his super-accurate three-point shooting skills. He won the regular season MVP in the 16 and 17 seasons. After Durant joined the Warriors, Curry's scoring pressure was much less, so his role on the court was more about cooperating with his teammates.

Although he spends most of his time cooperating with his teammates, Curry is still the core scoring player in the team. Curry led the team in scoring with 25.3 points during the regular season. In the Warriors playoffs, he still performed very well, shooting 41.9% from three-point range. Curry performed so well that the Cavaliers naturally targeted Curry in the Finals, so Curry took the point guard's responsibilities to the extreme.

Green

After five finals games, Curry scored 34 points and 10 assists. He is a power forward whose physical fitness is outstanding among NBA players. He is strong and powerful and has excellent defensive ability. In the regular season, Green averaged 2.03 steals per game and was elected as the player with the most steals in the regular season. He was also elected as the best defensive player in the regular season.

Green is the core player of the Warriors' defense, but he is also very good on the offensive end. He averaged 2 three-pointers per game in the regular season. In the Finals, Green's defense became one of the keys to the Warriors winning the championship. His defense gave James a headache. In the finals, Green averaged a double-double of 10.8 points and 10.2 rebounds per game, which was very dazzling among many defensive players.