A gala performance by Steph Curry (34) ensures a tie again!
The NBA Finals couldn’t be more exciting: The Golden State Warriors equalize the series for the second time. 107:97 was on the scoreboard at the end of game 4, with a score of 2:2 we are now going into the fifth game. Can the Warriors take the lead for the first time? Or will the Celtics submit again? With DAZN (Advertisement) watch Game 5 of the NBA Finals live on TV.
43 points and 10 rebounds practically single-handedly: Steph Curry only scored more points once in a final game – crazy! Record: Curry is the oldest player ever to do so in an NBA Finals. “It’s the sixth time here for us. It gives you a lot of experience when it comes to staying in the moment,” says Curry, emphasizing his experience on the big stage.
The number 30 in the Warriors was already collecting points in the first game: Curry hit six threes in the first quarter – an NBA record! In addition: Never before has a player scored at least 5 three-pointers in four final games in a row. The 34-year-old has the most three-pointers in NBA Finals history, holds the all-time record for most three-pointers in a single Finals game, and has the most three-pointers attempted in an NBA Finals – the superstar really heats up in finals!
Elgin Baylor (✝2021) scored the most points (61) in a final game in 1962 for the LA Lakers. In 2019, Curry scored 47 points in the final against the Raptors – can the star confirm his strong form and break his own record?
Before the fifth showdown, the guests from Boston are worried about Robert Williams III (24). The in-form center missed the final minutes of Game 4 with a knee injury. Bitter: He already missed the start of the 2022 postseason due to knee problems. Can he get fit in time for the away game in California?
With the away win in Boston, coach Steve Kerr’s (56) team achieved something historic: In 27 consecutive playoff series, the Warriors always won at least one away game – an NBA record.
Warriors – Celtics on TV and Stream
Game 5 between the Golden State Warriors and the Boston Celtics kicks off at 3 p.m. tonight. DAZN (ad) shows the game live on TV and stream, the broadcast starts at 2.45 a.m. Also present as an expert: world champion Mats Hummels (33).
