2015 NBA Finals: Top 10 Plays

Watch the Top 10 plays from the 2014-15 NBA Finals.

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[bootycake]

Couldn't have asked for a better year from the Warriors ✊🏿!

[brianrad_]

Warriors deserved everything they got this year. Best defense, and arguably best offense all season long. Its only fitting that they win it all! Management on point with the moves they made to form this roster. Sacrifices made and egos put aside to achieve the ultimate goal. Much respect to them.

[disfordivide]

The Cavs without LeBron on the floor scored 53 points per 100 possessions. To put that into perspective, this year the Sixers scored 93 points per 100 possessions.

[Tannerp]

No one seems to even remember when jr smith pulled a Tracy mcgrady near the end of the game. dude made like three crazy three pointers in a row

[dutchwillneverdie]

More like the Barnes dunk show, that boy's a beast!

[fightnight]

#8 is what Delly can't do. Thats why Irving's loss really cost them multiple games. His speed and scoring abilities would be huge. Curry vs Irving was fun to watch.

[maxshredni]

People criticizing Lebron for losing in 4 Finals need to be educated on what matters. His career isn't over. Magic lost 4, Kareem lost 4, Wilt lost 4, Jerry West lost 8, Elgin lost 8. I'm not saying he's going to win 4 more, but 2/6 sure as hell isn't anything to be ashamed of, especially if people actually look beyond the numbers at the circumstances he was playing in. It doesn't matter if your record is 100%; if you weren't good enough to lead your team to that stage multiple times, you are overrated, not the guy who makes it more times to the Finals and loses. Kareem's 6/10 is more impressive than Michael's  6/6. Lebron's 2/6 is more impressive than Hakeem's 2/3.

[stephencurry]

Truly a great year for us. Hopefully we can continue this next year.

[jordanfifer]

Anyone else notice how the "Finals MVP" doesn't even have one Top 10 play?

[Lucarinho]

67-15 record in the West. Destroyed everybody in the playoffs. Do you seriously doubt the warriors greatness?

BTW. Irving played in game one, Cavs still lost. And please don't tell me love was a game changer this year.

[allbluedream]

I'm glad HB got the recognition. The No.1 dunk was phenomenal.

[nation]

I rooted for the warriors in these finals but IMO, Mozgov's block on Igoudala on game 6 was the best play of the series. Defense is under-rated though...

[KieranCook]

Congrats to the Warriors, I wanna see the Heat in the playoffs again next season!

[dawsenchastain]

I still just love that everyone was saying Delli was the curry stopper 😂 Delli hit crossed like 10 different times, and curry was torching him after the first couple games

[ianchiang]

The difference between MJ, Kobe and Lebron is that Kobe and MJ made their teammates better to win championships. Lebron doesn't have the ability to influence others, so he abandons them. #respect. Skill wise he is defiantly the best player in the world.

[RRRRRRRRR]

Very weak finals overall, the Cavs was not even a pretender, but they reached the finals anyway because of the broken system. I think everyone should agree now that we need the REAL best 16 teams, regardless the conference.

The east is just too weak. I feel bad about their fans, but we all have to agree, as a comunity of appreciator of the sport and not selfish fans of individual franchises, that we reached the limit. Spurs being eliminated in the first round and the cavaliers reaching the finals...? Just an absurd.

[washingtontyreke]

Can't believe these so called Cavs fans are saying Lebron had no help. Tristian Thompson and Mozgov were putting in work down low. And Lebron didn't  trust his teammates enough to play well

[jiblyjulienjj]

LeBron's side corner three that beat the buzzer and Tristan Thompson's put back dunk in game 6 were pretty dope

[uwow]

If KI was healthy for the finals the Cavs would have definitely won the title. The Warriors had no answer for KI, he is capable of taking over a game by himself, putting up huge numbers. His ability to hit 3's, drive to the hole, pull up and nail shots plus his improving defense would have been the difference maker. Hopefully we will get the opportunity to witness this in 2016. The Cavs lost this series in the 4th quarters, KI plays big in 4th quarters and would have given LBJ the help he needed to win it all.

[Mock]

#8 should have been #10, other than that, good video. GG warriors