The Nuggets, Lakers, Celtics and Heat are looking for a big NBA Finals

Conference finals in NBA are served: Denver Nuggets-Los Angeles Lakersin the West; Boston Celtics-Miami Heaton East.

The franchise from Colorado is looking for its first ring around the most countercultural center in the NBA. Nikola Jokic He doesn’t dominate because of his physique, despite being seven feet tall. It’s his chemistry. He dominates matches with his outstanding game vision and vast arsenal of resources. It’s like playing with two bases on the track. He soaks up a lot of the basketball, and he can also score and distribute and make his teammates better. In addition, he has a long range arm and knows how to handle the low post. The Serb is pure talent.

Up front will be some Lakers who have been gaining consistency since February. AND Anthony Davis That may be one of the best antidotes when it comes to trying to stop Jokic.

All that, without forgetting LeBron James, which appears to be fireproof and offers its best version. At the age of 38, he is no longer physically dominant, despite the fact that he is still a real prodigy. What he lost on that flank he gained in knowledge of the game. He is one of those players who can ask themselves, what do they have to do to win?, he is able to contribute in all aspects of the game.

The same protagonists in the east

Last year’s conference final is repeated in the East, but this time with Warmth shattering all forecasts. WITH spoelstra in the laboratory and Butler showing undeniable competitive voraciousness, they became a big surprise play.

The The Celtics from Boston also have their own banner, Jason Tatum. A year ago they were one step away from the title, and this time they want to finish the race. They have a longer team, with more goals. and come from bounce back from a 3-2 loss against the Sixers Philadelphia, after missing the fifth game of the series when everything was going their way. Last season they suffered to defeat those from Florida in the seventh game.

In the early morning hours from Monday to Tuesday, at 2:30 a.m., Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers will open fire in Colorado.

The next day, the first game of the second conference finals, between the Celtics and the Heat, is being played at the Boston Garden at the same time.

Curry’s record that only lasted two weeks

Stephen Curry He signed a magnificent record in the last game of the series between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings. Theirs fifty points became the best score in history in the seventh game a play in the NBA.

The enrollment lasted two weeks. now he is in power Jason Tatum, who scored 51 points in the seventh match of the series between the Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia Sixers. He led his team’s good run in the third quarter with thirteen points scored in just six minutes.