The Warriors prevailed over the Celtics in the NBA Finals of 2022, which was a six-game series.

The Golden State Warriors were victorious in their final championship game, which took place in 2022, when they defeated the Boston Celtics within six games.

On Sunday, the two teams faced off against one other, and the Celtics were victorious against the Warriors by a score of 140-88. According to Jared Weiss of The Athletic, despite the fact that it has been two years since these two teams competed against one other in the NBA Finals, Warriors star Stephen Curry was still asked if the Celtics’ victory might have been attributed to the fact that they played against each other in the NBA Finals. Curry did not believe that this was the case.

Curry stated, “In light of the fact that we have played them four times since then, that narrative has become stale.” On the other hand, they are now the best team in the league, and they played like it the entire time.From the other side, it was difficult to watch them play their a** off since they were so aggressive.

A point was made by Stephen Curry when he stated that there is no chance that the 2022 NBA Finals played a role in the motivation of the Celtics. This was by far the biggest loss that the Warriors had suffered during the season. According to what he stated, since that series, both teams have competed against each other four times, and none of those matches have been comparable to this one.

The Celtics are without a doubt the best team in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Celtics are currently sporting a record of 48-12, which places them as the first seed in the Eastern Conference. They are not in any actual danger of losing their position. With a shooting percentage of 47.6 percent from the field, 36.4 percent from the three-point line, and 82.6 percent from the free throw line, Tatum is performing like a candidate for the Most Valuable Player award. He is averaging 27.1 points per game, 8.5 rebounds, 4.8 assists, and 1.0 steals.

In the meanwhile, the Warriors are competing with other teams in the Western Conference for a vacant play-in position. For the time being, they have a record of 32-28 and are virtually tied with the Los Angeles Lakers in the nine to ten area.