It's over now, the Nuggets are now the NBA champions for this year. Was a tough road for them, specially for Murray who have a very bad injury and we thought that he can't comeback. So another good story to tell for this year's winner, similar to last year when Curry has a lot of haters and then Klay also coming back from a torn ACL injury.

So congrats as well to those who back up the Nuggets in the finals. Initially they are not the favorite outright to win, it was Giannis Bucks and then the Celtics with Tatum and Brown. So again, if you bet on the Nuggets it's going to be a big win for you.

And just like that!! After a thrilling 4th quarter, the Nuggets were able to pull this one up and win the championship. A well deserved win and a fantastic team.
Just like what coach Malone said in the awarding interview he screams "we want more!" Well, I guess they really meant it after they made a rare trade with the OKC while still playing in the Finals.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nba/news/nuggets-make-rare-in-finals-trade-as-they-swap-draft-picks-with-thunder-per-report/amp/
The Nuggets traded away their 2029 protected 1st round pick for the OKC's 37th 2023 overall pick and 2024 2nd round pick.
They are really maximizing their potential to stay on this position in the next 3-5 years. They're building a new dynasty in Denver. This is so interesting!

From a Warriors supporter, congratulations to Denver on their historic run. A hefty smack to those who didn't vote for Jokic as the season's MVP. Jokic proved it to them right in their face. If he got it, it would have been one of the practically impossible-to-break records. They consistently finish the season. What an incredible performance. Back-to-back championships won't be a problem if they keep playing like this.

Miami Heat were by all margin the underdogs coming into this series, but the players I felt really sorry from the team would be Bam Adebayo and Kyle Lowry... Jimmy Butler trying to redeem himself late into to the game but still made and unforced turnover, that led to KCP steal to blow the margin into a 3 point game, when just proper awareness of his teams mates location would have made him noticed Bam Adebayo already free behind both Jokic and Jamal for what could have been an easy basket/shooting foul. And more so for a player with a series way below his usual standards, I can't fathom out his reason for taken such a terrible 3 point shot decision with over 14 secs left of the final 24 being down by 3, where there are other better 3 pointers that could have easily gotten a better look or a better shot at least, even if the basket was made, the Nuggets would still have 14 seconds to work with while having a timeout, that more than enough time to still get the win, I guess Jimmy Butler must have watched Jordan Poole a lot in the the playoffs this season and learnt quite some things from him  

Finally, for Kyle Lowry he's arguably the best PG the Heat had all through this series even at age 37, and being on minute restriction the Miami Heat were always a better side with on the court and Butler off, than otherwise.

It's done. He can go home now. He had been itching to be back in his country.  There's a horse race coming up.

I loved the game, I feel like I was watching the 90s. More on defense and I like how the referees are not calling too much because of the intense defense but they have to be consistent. There are bad calls that were also done on the other end but didn't get the whistle and that last play by Jimmy was obviously not a foul, both Gordon and MPJ gave Butler a lot of space to land and they are just standing with hands up.

Miami Heat deserves some praise, they are underrated in the whole playoffs but they proved them wrong.
The Denver Nuggets also deserve the praise especially Nikola Jokic, the media keeps on bashing him as an overrated player and there was even a time he was called a "stat padder" because of the amount of triple-doubles that he recorded. That's not right, they cannot just accept he is a real genius.

Bruce Brown and KCP showed up again in the last minutes of the game, the same as they did in Game 4. Defense! An offensive rebound and a put-back for Brown which is crucial to get the lead back and a steal from KCP that ended the game. Congratulations to the Denver Nuggets.

Predicted the same as well. I thought it will going to be 6 games when the Nuggets got their first home loss in Game 2, but they came back with 2 straight road wins, and eventually winning the title. I guess it's pretty obvious that the Nuggets have the upper hand here in terms of stats, and players as well. Anyway, a well deserve title for the Nuggets (and it's their first time in the history of the franchise), and a well deserve Finals MVP for Jokic as well. Now he can go back to Serbia now, and spend his time with his family.

Who expected that the Heat team will reach the NBA Finals?

TBH, when I saw that they will face the Bucks in the first round, I already predicted that the Bucks will sweep them, but I was wrong. When analysts predicted that the Heat only have 3% chance of winning against the Celtics, they proved them wrong. Kudos to the whole Heat team. I wonder what will be their moves next season. They will give better contract to their undrafted players? They will trade Lowry? They will get Westbrook? Will they trade Butler after having a bad NBA Finals series? The Heat will be the one that I will be looking for this off-season, because we might see them making some big trades.

Dude, I really like KCP.

He's been traded after winning the title with Lakers and now he's with the Denver Nuggets. I hope that he won't be traded again and he's good to stay with his team. They've got a chemistry and he's always there when he's needed on those important minutes of the game.

Is this Jokic? I've just watched an interview of him that he certainly likes to stay on their stable.

If there's no movement from the other teams which I doubt, but if there no movement for sure Nuggets will still a good competitor
for another ring.

With the solid connections within the inner cores of the team, it's a tough team to beat as they know what to do and the rotations will find itself.

I like how Gordon, Porter Jr, KCP and Brown contributes not only to their offense but also the defense..

What a journey for the best big man of this season and there's no doubt he truly deserves it also his teammates help him a lot to achieve this great goal of their life as NBA players. Thankfully the Finals MVP is no other than Jokic. After he constantly brings his team to playoffs it finally pays off well and also this time his best buddy is playing Jamal Murray. They played well and deserves this championship without recruiting some star players nor did they go to the championship teams that won multiple championships in the past. they trust each other and eventually earn their best reward ever.