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TheNBA Finals is the annual championship series for theNational Basketball Association (NBA) held at the conclusion ofits postseason. All NBA Finals have been played in abest-of-seven format, and are contested between the winners of theEastern Conference and theWestern Conference (prior to 1971 it was played between division playoff winners), except in1950 when theEastern Division champion faced the winner between theWestern andCentral Division champions. From 1946 through 1949, when the league was known as theBasketball Association of America (BAA), the playoffs were a three-stage tournament where the two semifinal winners played each other in the finals.[1][2][3] The winning team of the series receives theLarry O'Brien Championship Trophy, which has been awarded since1977 (between1947 and1976 the winning team received theWalter A. Brown Trophy).[4]

Champions

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TheBoston Celtics have won the most championships of any NBA team. Shown are the championship banners hanging in their home arena,TD Garden.

The most recent champions are theOklahoma City Thunder, who won their first championship sincerelocating from Seattle in 2008, and their first since1979 as theSeattle SuperSonics. TheBoston Celtics have won the most championships of any team in the league at 18.[5] As of 2025[update], the Eastern champions have a 41–38 advantage in NBA titles over the Western champions. The1949–50 Minneapolis Lakers, who won theNBA Finals, are counted in the Eastern versus Western champions record as they played that sole season in the Central Division before returning to the Western Division.

  • The first parentheses in theWestern champions andEastern champions columns indicate the teams' playoff seed. The second parentheses indicate the number of times that teams have appeared in an NBA Finals as well as each respective team's NBA Finals record to date.
BoldWinning team of theBAA/NBA Finals
ItalicsTeam withhome-court advantage
ItalicsFinals MVP was on losing team
†Only defunct team to win championship
YearWestern championCoachResultEastern championCoachFinals MVP[a]Ref
1947Chicago Stags (1)(1, 0–1)Harold Olsen1–4Philadelphia Warriors (2)(1, 1–0)Eddie Gottliebn/a[6]
1948Baltimore Bullets† (2)(1, 1–0)Buddy Jeannette4–2Philadelphia Warriors (1)(2, 1–1)[7]
1949Minneapolis Lakers (2)(1, 1–0)John Kundla4–2Washington Capitols (1)(1, 0–1)Red Auerbach[8]
1950Minneapolis Lakers (1)[b](2, 2–0)4–2Syracuse Nationals (1)(1, 0–1)Al Cervi[12][13]
1951Rochester Royals (2)(1, 1–0)Les Harrison4–3New York Knicks (3)(1, 0–1)Joe Lapchick[14]
1952Minneapolis Lakers (2)(3, 3–0)John Kundla4–3New York Knicks (3)(2, 0–2)[15]
1953Minneapolis Lakers (1)(4, 4–0)4–1New York Knicks (1)(3, 0–3)[16]
1954Minneapolis Lakers (1)(5, 5–0)4–3Syracuse Nationals (1)(2, 0–2)Al Cervi[17]
1955Fort Wayne Pistons (1)(1, 0–1)Charles Eckman3–4Syracuse Nationals (1)(3, 1–2)[18]
1956Fort Wayne Pistons (1)(2, 0–2)1–4Philadelphia Warriors (1)(3, 2–1)George Senesky[19]
1957St. Louis Hawks (1)(1, 0–1)Alex Hannum3–4Boston Celtics (1)(1, 1–0)Red Auerbach[20]
1958St. Louis Hawks (1)(2, 1–1)4–2Boston Celtics (1)(2, 1–1)[21]
1959Minneapolis Lakers (2)(6, 5–1)John Kundla0–4Boston Celtics (1)(3, 2–1)[22]
1960St. Louis Hawks (1)(3, 1–2)Ed Macauley3–4Boston Celtics (1)(4, 3–1)[23]
1961St. Louis Hawks (1)(4, 1–3)Paul Seymour1–4Boston Celtics (1)(5, 4–1)[24]
1962Los Angeles Lakers (1)(7, 5–2)Fred Schaus3–4Boston Celtics (1)(6, 5–1)[25]
1963Los Angeles Lakers (1)(8, 5–3)2–4Boston Celtics (1)(7, 6–1)[26]
1964[c]San Francisco Warriors (1)(4, 2–2)Alex Hannum1–4Boston Celtics (1)(8, 7–1)[27]
1965Los Angeles Lakers (1)(9, 5–4)Fred Schaus1–4Boston Celtics (1)(9, 8–1)[28]
1966Los Angeles Lakers (1)(10, 5–5)3–4Boston Celtics (2)(10, 9–1)[29]
1967San Francisco Warriors (1)(5, 2–3)Bill Sharman2–4Philadelphia 76ers (1)(4, 2–2)Alex Hannum[30]
1968Los Angeles Lakers (2)(11, 5–6)Butch van Breda Kolff2–4Boston Celtics (2)(11, 10–1)Bill Russell[31]
1969Los Angeles Lakers (1)(12, 5–7)3–4Boston Celtics (4)(12, 11–1)Jerry West[32]
1970Los Angeles Lakers (2)(13, 5–8)Joe Mullaney3–4New York Knicks (1)(4, 1–3)Red HolzmanWillis Reed[33]
1971Milwaukee Bucks (1)(1, 1–0)Larry Costello4–0Baltimore Bullets (1)(1, 0–1)Gene ShueLew Alcindor[34]
1972Los Angeles Lakers (1)(14, 6–8)Bill Sharman4–1New York Knicks (2)(5, 1–4)Red HolzmanWilt Chamberlain[35]
1973Los Angeles Lakers (2)(15, 6–9)1–4New York Knicks (2)(6, 2–4)Willis Reed[36]
1974Milwaukee Bucks (1)(2, 1–1)Larry Costello3–4Boston Celtics (1)(13, 12–1)Tom HeinsohnJohn Havlicek[37]
1975Golden State Warriors (1)(6, 3–3)Al Attles4–0Washington Bullets (2)(2, 0–2)K.C. JonesRick Barry[38]
1976Phoenix Suns (3)(1, 0–1)John MacLeod2–4Boston Celtics (1)(14, 13–1)Tom HeinsohnJo Jo White[39]
1977[d]Portland Trail Blazers (3)(1, 1–0)Jack Ramsay4–2Philadelphia 76ers (1)(5, 2–3)Gene ShueBill Walton[42]
1978Seattle SuperSonics (4)(1, 0–1)Lenny Wilkens3–4Washington Bullets (3)(3, 1–2)Dick MottaWes Unseld[43]
1979Seattle SuperSonics (1)(2, 1–1)4–1Washington Bullets (1)(4, 1–3)Dennis Johnson[44]
1980Los Angeles Lakers (1)(16, 7–9)Paul Westhead4–2Philadelphia 76ers (3)(6, 2–4)Billy CunninghamMagic Johnson[45]
1981Houston Rockets (6)(1, 0–1)Del Harris2–4Boston Celtics (1)(15, 14–1)Bill FitchCedric Maxwell[46]
1982Los Angeles Lakers (1)(17, 8–9)Pat Riley4–2Philadelphia 76ers (3)(7, 2–5)Billy CunninghamMagic Johnson[47]
1983Los Angeles Lakers (1)(18, 8–10)0–4Philadelphia 76ers (1)(8, 3–5)Moses Malone[48]
1984[e]Los Angeles Lakers (1)(19, 8–11)3–4Boston Celtics (1)(16, 15–1)K.C. JonesLarry Bird[49]
1985Los Angeles Lakers (1)(20, 9–11)4–2Boston Celtics (1)(17, 15–2)Kareem Abdul-Jabbar[50]
1986Houston Rockets (2)(2, 0–2)Bill Fitch2–4Boston Celtics (1)(18, 16–2)Larry Bird[51]
1987Los Angeles Lakers (1)(21, 10–11)Pat Riley4–2Boston Celtics (1)(19, 16–3)Magic Johnson[52]
1988Los Angeles Lakers (1)(22, 11–11)4–3Detroit Pistons (2)(3, 0–3)Chuck DalyJames Worthy[53]
1989Los Angeles Lakers (1)(23, 11–12)0–4Detroit Pistons (1)(4, 1–3)Joe Dumars[54]
1990Portland Trail Blazers (3)(2, 1–1)Rick Adelman1–4Detroit Pistons (1)(5, 2–3)Isiah Thomas[55]
1991Los Angeles Lakers (3)(24, 11–13)Mike Dunleavy1–4Chicago Bulls (1)(1, 1–0)Phil JacksonMichael Jordan[56]
1992Portland Trail Blazers (1)(3, 1–2)Rick Adelman2–4Chicago Bulls (1)(2, 2–0)[57]
1993Phoenix Suns (1)(2, 0–2)Paul Westphal2–4Chicago Bulls (2)(3, 3–0)[58]
1994Houston Rockets (2)(3, 1–2)Rudy Tomjanovich4–3New York Knicks (2)(7, 2–5)Pat RileyHakeem Olajuwon[59]
1995Houston Rockets (6)(4, 2–2)4–0Orlando Magic (1)(1, 0–1)Brian Hill[60]
1996Seattle SuperSonics (1)(3, 1–2)George Karl2–4Chicago Bulls (1)(4, 4–0)Phil JacksonMichael Jordan[61]
1997Utah Jazz (1)(1, 0–1)Jerry Sloan2–4Chicago Bulls (1)(5, 5–0)[62]
1998Utah Jazz (1)(2, 0–2)2–4Chicago Bulls (1)(6, 6–0)[63]
1999[f]San Antonio Spurs (1)(1, 1–0)Gregg Popovich4–1New York Knicks (8)(8, 2–6)Jeff Van GundyTim Duncan[65]
2000Los Angeles Lakers (1)(25, 12–13)Phil Jackson4–2Indiana Pacers (1)(1, 0–1)Larry BirdShaquille O'Neal[66]
2001Los Angeles Lakers (2)(26, 13–13)4–1Philadelphia 76ers (1)(9, 3–6)Larry Brown[67]
2002Los Angeles Lakers (3)(27, 14–13)4–0New Jersey Nets (1)(1, 0–1)Byron Scott[68]
2003San Antonio Spurs (1)(2, 2–0)Gregg Popovich4–2New Jersey Nets (2)(2, 0–2)Tim Duncan[69]
2004Los Angeles Lakers (2)(28, 14–14)Phil Jackson1–4Detroit Pistons (3)(6, 3–3)Larry BrownChauncey Billups[70]
2005San Antonio Spurs (2)(3, 3–0)Gregg Popovich4–3Detroit Pistons (2)(7, 3–4)Tim Duncan[71]
2006Dallas Mavericks (4)(1, 0–1)Avery Johnson2–4Miami Heat (2)(1, 1–0)Pat RileyDwyane Wade[72]
2007San Antonio Spurs (3)(4, 4–0)Gregg Popovich4–0Cleveland Cavaliers (2)(1, 0–1)Mike BrownTony Parker[73]
2008Los Angeles Lakers (1)(29, 14–15)Phil Jackson2–4Boston Celtics (1)(20, 17–3)Doc RiversPaul Pierce[74]
2009Los Angeles Lakers (1)(30, 15–15)4–1Orlando Magic (3)(2, 0–2)Stan Van GundyKobe Bryant[75]
2010Los Angeles Lakers (1)(31, 16–15)4–3Boston Celtics (4)(21, 17–4)Doc Rivers[76]
2011Dallas Mavericks (3)(2, 1–1)Rick Carlisle4–2Miami Heat (2)(2, 1–1)Erik SpoelstraDirk Nowitzki[77]
2012[g]Oklahoma City Thunder (2)(4, 1–3)Scott Brooks1–4Miami Heat (2)(3, 2–1)LeBron James[80]
2013San Antonio Spurs (2)(5, 4–1)Gregg Popovich3–4Miami Heat (1)(4, 3–1)[81]
2014San Antonio Spurs (1)(6, 5–1)4–1Miami Heat (2)(5, 3–2)Kawhi Leonard[82]
2015Golden State Warriors (1)(7, 4–3)Steve Kerr4–2Cleveland Cavaliers (2)(2, 0–2)David BlattAndre Iguodala[83]
2016Golden State Warriors (1)(8, 4–4)3–4Cleveland Cavaliers (1)(3, 1–2)Tyronn LueLeBron James[84]
2017Golden State Warriors (1)(9, 5–4)4–1Cleveland Cavaliers (2)(4, 1–3)Kevin Durant[85]
2018Golden State Warriors (2)(10, 6–4)4–0Cleveland Cavaliers (4)(5, 1–4)[86]
2019Golden State Warriors (1)(11, 6–5)2–4Toronto Raptors (2)(1, 1–0)Nick NurseKawhi Leonard[87]
2020[h]Los Angeles Lakers (1)(32, 17–15)Frank Vogel4–2Miami Heat (5)(6, 3–3)Erik SpoelstraLeBron James[89]
2021Phoenix Suns (2)(3, 0–3)Monty Williams2–4Milwaukee Bucks (3)(3, 2–1)Mike BudenholzerGiannis Antetokounmpo[90]
2022Golden State Warriors (3)(12, 7–5)Steve Kerr4–2Boston Celtics (2)(22, 17–5)Ime UdokaStephen Curry[91]
2023Denver Nuggets (1)(1, 1–0)Michael Malone4–1Miami Heat (8)(7, 3–4)Erik SpoelstraNikola Jokić[92]
2024Dallas Mavericks (5)(3, 1–2)Jason Kidd1–4Boston Celtics (1)(23, 18–5)Joe MazzullaJaylen Brown[93]
2025Oklahoma City Thunder (1)(5, 2–3)Mark Daigneault4–3Indiana Pacers (4)(2, 0–2)Rick CarlisleShai Gilgeous-Alexander[94]

Records by franchise

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TeamWinLossAppsPctYear(s) wonYear(s) lost
Boston Celtics18523.7831957,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965,1966,1968,1969,1974,1976,1981,1984,1986,2008,20241958,1985,1987,2010,2022
Los Angeles Lakers[i]171532.5311949,1950,1952,1953,1954,1972,1980,1982,1985,1987,1988,2000,2001,2002,2009,2010,20201959,1962,1963,1965,1966,1968,1969,1970,1973,1983,1984,1989,1991,2004,2008
Golden State Warriors[ii]7512.5831947,1956,1975,2015,2017,2018,20221948,1964,1967,2016,2019
Chicago Bulls6061.0001991,1992,1993,1996,1997,1998—
San Antonio Spurs516.8331999,2003,2005,2007,20142013
Philadelphia 76ers[iii]369.3331955,1967,19831950,1954,1977,1980,1982,2001
Detroit Pistons[iv]347.4291989,1990,20041955,1956,1988,2005
Miami Heat347.4292006,2012,20132011,2014,2020,2023
New York Knicks268.2501970,19731951,1952,1953,1972,1994,1999
Oklahoma City Thunder[v]235.4001979,20251978,1996,2012
Houston Rockets224.5001994,19951981,1986
Milwaukee Bucks213.6671971,20211974
Cleveland Cavaliers145.20020162007,2015,2017,2018
Atlanta Hawks[vi]134.25019581957,1960,1961
Washington Wizards[vii]134.25019781971,1975,1979
Portland Trail Blazers123.33319771990,1992
Dallas Mavericks123.33320112006,2024
Baltimore Bullets (original)(folded in 1954)[viii]1011.0001948—
Sacramento Kings[ix]1011.0001951—
Toronto Raptors1011.0002019—
Denver Nuggets1011.0002023—
Phoenix Suns033.000—1976,1993,2021
Utah Jazz022.000—1997,1998
Brooklyn Nets[x]022.000—2002,2003
Orlando Magic022.000—1995,2009
Indiana Pacers022.000—2000,2025
Chicago Stags(folded in 1950)011.000—1947
Washington Capitols(folded in 1951)011.000—1949
Charlotte Hornets——————
Los Angeles Clippers——————
Memphis Grizzlies——————
Minnesota Timberwolves——————
New Orleans Pelicans——————
  1. ^Includes record as Minneapolis Lakers
  2. ^Includes record as Philadelphia and San Francisco Warriors
  3. ^Includes record as Syracuse Nationals
  4. ^Includes record as Fort Wayne Pistons
  5. ^Includes record asSeattle SuperSonics
  6. ^Includes record as St. Louis Hawks
  7. ^Includes record as Baltimore and Washington Bullets
  8. ^Not affiliated with the present-dayWashington Wizards, known as the Baltimore Bullets from 1963 to 1973.
  9. ^Includes record as Rochester Royals
  10. ^Includes record as New York and New Jersey Nets

Consecutive championships

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Eight consecutive

Three consecutive

Two consecutive

Frequent matchups

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CountMatchupRecordYears
12Boston Celtics vsMinneapolis/Los Angeles LakersCeltics, 9–31959,1962,1963,1965,1966,1968,1969,1984,1985,1987,2008,2010
6Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers vsSyracuse Nationals/Philadelphia 76ersLakers, 5–11950,1954,1980,1982,1983,2001
5Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers vsNew York KnicksLakers, 3–21952,1953,1970,1972,1973
4Boston Celtics vsSt. Louis Hawks (Atlanta Hawks)Celtics, 3–11957,1958,1960,1961
4Golden State Warriors vsCleveland CavaliersWarriors, 3–12015,2016,2017,2018
3Detroit Pistons vsLos Angeles LakersPistons, 2–11988,1989,2004
2Seattle SuperSonics (Oklahoma City Thunder) vsWashington Bullets (Washington Wizards)Tied, 1–11978,1979
2Boston Celtics vsHouston RocketsCeltics, 2–01981,1986
2Chicago Bulls vsUtah JazzBulls, 2–01997,1998
2Dallas Mavericks vsMiami HeatTied, 1–12006,2011
2Miami Heat vsSan Antonio SpursTied, 1–12013,2014
2Boston Celtics vsSan Francisco/Golden State WarriorsTied, 1–11964,2022

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The Finals MVP Award was first awarded in 1969.
  2. ^Minneapolis was the Central Division (now defunct, no relation to the currentCentral Division) playoff champion, while theAnderson Packers were the Western Division playoff champion.[9] Due to the NBA's realignment into three divisions,[10][11] the team with the best regular season record after the Divisional Finals advanced automatically to the NBA Finals, while the other two teams faced off in the NBA Semifinals to determine the other finalist. Eastern Division playoff champion Syracuse had the best regular season record among the division playoff champions, causing Minneapolis to face Anderson in the NBA Semifinals.[9][12]
  3. ^The trophy was renamed forWalter A. Brown.
  4. ^The trophy was replaced by a new design.[40][41]
  5. ^The trophy was renamed forLarry O'Brien.
  6. ^After alockout, the season started on February 5, 1999, and all 29 teams played a shortened 50-game regular season schedule.[64]
  7. ^After alockout, the season started on December 25, 2011, and all 30 teams played a shortened 66-game regular season schedule.[78][79]
  8. ^The conclusion of the2019–20 NBA season wasdelayed due to theCOVID-19 pandemic and finished in October 2020 during thebubble tournament.[88]

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