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The Toronto Raptors are NBA champions for the first time in franchise history, dethroning the Golden State Warriors and spoiling their run at three straight titles.
- Raptors 118, Warriors 109
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- Five Moments That Helped Pave Toronto's Road to The NBA Finals
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- What a Time to Be Alive
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- Raptors 118, Warriors 109
Jun 4, 2019 · Golden State Warriors: -260 (5-13) Watch more top videos, highlights, and B/R original content. Toronto Raptors: +220 (11-5) Remaining 2019 NBA Finals TV Schedule. Game 3: Wednesday, June 5,...
- Zach Buckley
- National NBA Featured Columnist
May 30, 2019 · Here's your first look at the 2019 NBA Finals. Series schedule. Game 1 - Thursday, May 30 at Toronto - 9 ET; Game 2 - Sunday, June 2 at Toronto - 8 ET; Game 3 - Wednesday, June 5 at Golden...
- Micah Adams
- Chris Ballard: Warriors Over Raptors in 5 Games
- Chris Mannix: Warriors Over Raptors in 6 Games
- Rob Mahoney: Warriors Over Raptors in 6 Games
- Andrew Sharp: Warriors Over Raptors in 6 Games
- Rohan Nadkarni: Warriors Over Raptors in 6 Games
- Jeremy Woo: Warriors Over Raptors in 6 Games
- Matt Dollinger: Warriors Over Raptors in 5 Games
Kawhi is at another level right now. In one season, Pascal Siakam has level-jumped and is a two-way future All-Star. Marc Gasol remains that guy you always want on your team, only now bombing away from deep. Toronto has momentum, and a great storyline and yet....we all know where this is headed. Steph will finally get his Finals MVP. Iguodala and G...
I came into these playoffs believing no team could beat the Warriors four out of seven, and even with Durant’s injury, I still do. There is a path to victory for Toronto, but it includes Kyle Lowry playing Stephen Curry to a standstill, Danny Green breaking out of his shooting slump (and forcing Klay Thompson into one) and Kawhi Leonard being the b...
This is the closest Golden State has come to an even series in the Kevin Durant era, and it’s in part because we don’t yet know whether Durant will play at all. That’s enough of a variable to give Toronto a real shot at the title, an incredible feat given where these franchises were a year ago. The reality, however, is that the Raptors would need a...
The Raptors have enough weapons to push the Warriors and I thought pretty hard about picking the upset here. In short: Kawhi is out of his mind right now, Toronto’s size defensive versatility will test Golden State in ways that Portland and Houston did not, and Kevin Durant is out indefinitely. There’s room for this to get weird. Kawhi, in particul...
The Raptors would maybe be favorites in this series if Durant were ruled out completely, but I think KD will return if things get dire for the Dubs at any point. Golden State’s health will be a factor in this series, but I just can’t imagine Durant will miss the entire Finals if the Warriors are in a desperate position. It’s also worth noting how w...
I'm sticking to my original pick here. There’s a pathway for the Raptors to steal games, beginning with Kevin Durant’s health situation and ending with Kawhi Leonard, but I don’t know that it’s wide open enough for them to win four. The Warriors are in great form, have the advantage of extra rest, and more importantly, have the element of experienc...
With LeBron finally out of the East, the Raptors rolled the dicethis summer, realized their potential in the postseason, and knocked out the league’s soon-to-be-crowned MVP to make it all the way to the Finals. In other words, Masai Ujiri’s bet paid off. The catch? He never had enough bankroll to play at the high roller’s table, which is where the ...
May 30, 2019 · Game 1: Golden State Warriors @ Toronto Raptors — Friday, May 31 (11am). Game 2: Golden State Warriors @ Toronto Raptors — Monday, June 3 (10am). Game 3: Toronto Raptors @ Golden State Warriors — Thursday, June 6 (11am). Game 4: Toronto Raptors @ Golden State Warriors — Saturday, June 8 (11am).
- Olgun Uluc
May 29, 2019 · Game 5 (June 11, Tuesday at 9:00AM) - Golden State at Toronto. Game 6 (June 14, Friday at 9:00AM) - Toronto at Golden State. Game 7 (June 17, Monday at 8:00AM) - Golden State at Toronto if necessary. All games will be televised live on NBA Premium, BTV, ABS CBN and ABS-CBN S+A.
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In the best-of-seven playoff series held from May 30 through June 13, 2019, the Eastern Conference champion Toronto Raptors defeated the two-time defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors, 4–2, earning the franchise its first NBA championship as well as the first win by an NBA team based outside the United States.
