Impact of Game 7 on LeBron James and Steph Curry in NBA Finals

The Intense Rivalry: LeBron James vs. Stephen Curry in the NBA Finals

The Stakes of the Finals

A four-time NBA league MVP and two-time champion, LeBron James is determined to deliver the first professional sports championship to Cleveland since 1964. Meanwhile, Stephen Curry aims to solidify the Golden State Warriors’ season as the greatest in NBA history.

A four-time NBA league MVP and two-time champion, LeBron James (left) is trying to deliver the first professional sports championship to Cleveland since 1964.
A four-time NBA league MVP and two-time champion, LeBron James (left) is trying to deliver the first professional sports championship to Cleveland since 1964, while Stephen Curry aims to solidify this Golden State Warriors’ season as the greatest ever.

Record-Breaking Performances

LeBron’s Dominance

LeBron James has achieved remarkable feats in the NBA Finals, having recorded the first back-to-back games of over 40 points since Shaquille O’Neal in 2000. Currently, James is averaging an astonishing 30.2 points, 11.3 rebounds, 8.5 assists, 2.7 steals, and 2.2 blocks for the series. This level of performance showcases his versatility and prowess on the court.

Lebron James has recorded the first back-to-back games of over 40 points in the NBA finals since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000.
LeBron James has accomplished back-to-back games of over 40 points in the NBA Finals, averaging 30.2 points, 11.3 rebounds, and more.

Curry’s Historic Achievement

On the other hand, Stephen Curry has shattered NBA Finals records with an impressive total of 28 three-pointers in the series. The previous record was held by San Antonio’s Danny Green, who made 27 in the seven-game 2013 Finals. Curry’s shooting ability continues to redefine the game.

Curry has already set an NBA finals record with 28 three-pointers for the series.
Stephen Curry has set a new NBA Finals record with 28 three-pointers, surpassing the previous record of 27.


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