2019 NBA Postseason: The Toronto Raptors are NBA Champions!

[PAOerfulone]

Eastern Conference:

1st Round: 

#1 Milwaukee Bucks (60-22), 4 vs. #8 Detroit Pistons (41-41), 0; Bucks sweep series 4-0
#4 Boston Celtics (49-33), 4 vs. #5 Indiana Pacers (48-34), 0; Celtics sweep series 4-0
#2 Toronto Raptors (58-24), 4 vs. #7 Orlando Magic (42-40), 1; Raptors win series 4-1
#3 Philadelphia 76ers (51-31), 4 vs. #6 Brooklyn Nets (42-40), 1; 76ers win series 4-1

2nd Round:

#1 Milwaukee Bucks (60-22), 4 vs. #4 Boston Celtics (49-33), 1; Bucks win series 4-1
#2 Toronto Raptors (58-24), 4 vs. #3 Philadelphia 76ers (51-31), 3; Raptors win series 4-3

Conference Finals:

#1 Milwaukee Bucks (60-22), 2 vs. #2 Toronto Raptors (58-24), 4; Raptors win series 4-2

Western Conference:

1st Round:

#1 Golden State Warriors (57-25), 4 vs. #8 Los Angeles Clippers (48-34), 2; Warriors win series 4-2
#4 Houston Rockets (53-29), 4 vs. #5 Utah Jazz (50-32), 1; Rockets win series 4-1
#2 Denver Nuggets (54-28), 3 vs. #7 San Antonio Spurs (48-34), 3; Nuggets win series 4-3
#3 Portland Trail Blazers (53-29), 4 vs. #6 Oklahoma City Thunder (49-33), 1; Trail Blazers win series 4-1

2nd Round:

#1 Golden State Warriors (57-25), 4 vs. #4 Houston Rockets (53-29), 2; Warriors win series 4-2
#2 Denver Nuggets (54-28), 3 vs. #3 Portland Trail Blazers (53-29), 4; Trail Blazers win series 4-3

Conference Finals:

#1 Golden State Warriors (57-25), 4 vs. #3 Portland Trail Blazers, (53-29), 0; Warriors win series 4-0

NBA FINALS:

E2. The Toronto Raptors (58-24), 3 vs. W1. The Golden State Warriors (57-25), 2; Raptors lead 3-2

So, will the Warriors be the first team to 3-peat as champions since the LA Lakers from 2000-2002? Or maybe Kawhi Leonard was just what the Raptors needed to get them over the hump?

Last edited by PAOerfulone - on 10 June 2019