Big Day for Golden State Warriors Star Stephen Curry Named NBA Finals MVP for the First Time in His Career
BOSTON -- Stephen Curry pulled up from 29 feet out and buried another 3-point dagger before pointing to
his right ring finger in the third quarter of Game 6 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.
Underneath Boston's historic championship banners and on the Celtics' hallowed
parquet floor, Curry didn't just put another ring on it -- he cemented his future Hall of Fame
legacy by joining an exclusive, legendary group with his first NBA Finals MVP trophy.
Curry won his fourth championship and the one honor that had eluded him when he was unanimously named
the Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player after leading the Golden State Warriors to a 103-90 win to eliminate the
Boston Celtics on Thursday. As the final seconds ticked off, an emotional Curry broke down in tears before needing to sit down on the court.
Afterward, Curry saw Bay Area rapper Mistah F.A.B. and shouted out, "What are they gonna say now,
boy?" Curry detractors can no longer point to the NBA's greatest shooter not having a Finals MVP to his name anymore.