The recent finals of NBA game 7 had just been clinched by the Cleveland Cavaliers as the overall champion after the last and deciding game of the final games series. With a score of 93 for the Cavaliers over  89 for the Golden State Warriors, it was a sweet victory for the winning team for adding another triumphant year to their team's history. Cavaliers fans from all over the world are now celebrating the team's win, showing their support and compassion for the team's never-ending patience and determination to win the championship round of NBA Finals.

LeBron James of the Cavaliers is the recipient of MVP (Most Valuable Player) Award, drawing another fame and recognition to his career. As the recipient of MVP award, he truly proved himself for the Cavaliers that he is the most valuable player that the team recruited. During game7 finals, he was formidable for his domination with the scoring board in favor of his team during the game. He is also the most important person to prevent the Golden State Warriors from defending their championship crown headed by Stephen Curry. Clevelan Cavaliers has never been proud, even if Finals Game 7 was held under the home court of Golden State Warriors.
LeBron James, NBA finals game 7 Most Valuable Player
LeBron James gave all his best by scoring at least 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists that penetrated the team to become the most dominant in the season. The score was significantly lower than his past staggering score of 41 points, but he never stopped dominating the court by dominating all aspects of the game. His compatriot, Kyrie Irving was also a significant contributor to the team as he gained 26 points with six rebounds during the finals game.

Stephen Curry did not show his greatest game during the final and deciding game of NBA finals. He only scored 17 points, which is a disappointing score that made his team that fell short by scoring just four points behind Cleveland Cavalier's 93 points. Draymond Green was the most valuable player of Golden State Warriors by scoring a game-high at least 32 points with 9 assists and 15 rebounds, which is the only dominant player for the Warriors.

From a 3-1 deficit, Cleveland Cavaliers was still in high hopes for challenging the fast paced movements of the Golden State Warriors. Cleveland Cavaliers proved that their height is a significant factor in the game because tall players can do rebounds, steals, and assists against the Golden State Warriors. After studying the way Golden State Warriors pace their game plan, the Cavaliers eventually formulated another plan to neutralize their opponent's strategic campaign to clinch the championship. This is the enhance their defense plan so that the aggressive shooters of Warriors will be stopped, preventing any possibility to score against the mighty Cavaliers.

Here is the list of NBA Champions since 1947:

2016: Cleveland Cavaliers, 4-3 against Golden State Warriors

2015: Golden State Warriors, 4-2 against Cleveland Cavaliers

2014: San Antonio Spurs, 4-1 against Miami Heat

2013: Miami Heat: 4-3 against San Antonio Spurs

2012: Miami Heat, 4-1 against Oklahoma City Thunder

2011: Dallas Mavericks, 4-2 against Miami Heat

2010: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3 against Boston Celtics

2009: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1 against Orlando Magic

2008: Boston Celtics, 4-2 against Los Angeles Lakers

2007: San Antonio Spurs, 4-1 against Cleveland Cavaliers

2006: Miami Heat, 4-2 against Dallas Mavericks

2005: San Antonio Spurs, 4-3 against Detroit Pistons

2004: Detroit Pistons, 4-1 against Los Angeles Lakers

2003: San Antonio Spurs, 4-2 against New Jersey Nets

2002: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0 against New Jersey Nets

2001: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1 against Philadelphia 76ers

2000: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2 against Indiana Pacers

1999: San Antonio Spurs, 4-1 against New York Knicks

1998: Chicago Bulls, 4-2 against Utah Jazz

1997: Chicago Bulls, 4-2 against Utah Jazz

1996: Chicago Bulls, 4-2 against Seattle SuperSonics

1995: Houston Rockets, 4-0 against Orlando Magic

1994: Houston Rockets, 4-3 against New York Knicks

1993: Chicago Bulls, 4-2 against Phoenix SUns

1992: Chicago Bulls, 4-2 against Phoenix Suns

1991: Chicago Bulls, 4-1 against Los Angeles Lakers

1990: Detroit Pistons: 4-1 against Portland Trail Blazers

1989: Detroit Pistons, 4-0 against Los Angeles Lakers

1988: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3 against Detroit Pistons

1987: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2 against Boston Celtics

1986: Houston Rockets, 4-2 against Boston Celtics

1985: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2 against Boston Celtics

1984: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against Los Angeles Lakers

1983: Philadelphia 76ers, 4-0 against Los Angeles Lakers

1982: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2 against Philadelphia 76ers

1981: Boston Celtics, 4-2 against Houston Rockets

1980: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2 against Philadelphia 76ers

1979: Seattle Supersonics, 4-1 against Washington Bullets

1978: Washington Bullets, 4-3 against Phoenix Suns

1977: Portland Trail Blazers, 4-2 against Philadelphia 76ers

1976: Boston Celtics, 4-2 against Phoenix Suns

1975: Golden State Warriors, 4-0 against Washington Bullets

1974: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against Milwaukee Bucks

1973: New York Knicks, 4-1 against Los Angeles Lakers

1972: Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1 against New York Knicks

1971: Milwaukee Bucks, 4-0 against Baltimore Bullets

1970: New York Knicks, 4-3 against Los Angeles Lakers

1969: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against Los Angeles Lakers

1968: Boston Celtics, 4-2 against Los Angeles Lakers

1967: Philadelphia 76ers, 4-2 against San Francisco Warriors

1966: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against Los Angeles Lakers

1965: Boston Celtics, 4-1 against Los Angeles Lakers

1964: Boston Celtics, 4-1 against San Francisco Warriors

1963: Boston Celtics, 4-2 against Los Angeles Lakers

1962: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against Los Angeles Lakers

1961: Boston Celtics, 4-1 against St Louis Hawks

1960: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against St. Louis Hawks

1959: Boston Celtics, 4-0 against Minneapolis Lakers

1958: St. Louis Hawks, 4-2 against Boston Celtics

1957: Boston Celtics, 4-3 against St. Louis Hawks

1956: Philadelphia Warriors, 4-1 against Fort Wayne Pistons

1955: Syracuse Nationals, 43 against Fort Wayne Pistons

1954: Minneapolis Lakers, 4-3 against Syracuse Nationals

1953: Minneapolis Lakers, 4-1 against New York Knicks

1952: Minneapolis Lakers, 4-3 against New York Knicks

1951: Rochester Royals, 4-3 against New York Knicks

1950: Minneapolis Lakers, 4-2 against Syracuse Nationals

1949: Minneapolis Lakers, 4-2 against Washington Capitols

1948: Baltimore Bullets, 4-2 against Philadelphia Warriors

1947: Philadelphia Warriors, 4-1 against Chicago Stags
 
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