From Jerry West in 1969 to Jalen Brunson in 2026, this page lists every NBA Finals MVP (1969–2026) and spotlights the defining runs of Jordan, LeBron, Curry, Bird and more.
In 2021-22, Stephen Curry led the Warriors past Boston 4-2 for the franchise’s 8th title, and Curry at last won his first Finals MVP after three titles that went to others.
After the 2019 Finals injury and two missed playoffs, Curry held on through doubt. In 2022 he led a comeback, completing his redemption with a title and first FMVP.
In 2015-16 Curry was unanimous MVP; finishing second was Draymond Green — the highest nod to a system’s second option.
In the "all-time best point guard" discussion, Paul sits near the top. This article maps his coordinates against Magic, Stockton and Curry.
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With historic shooting and frantic off-ball movement, Curry redefined offense. His "quarterback" cuts Warriors’ motion offense into a machine.
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