In 2006-07 the Spurs swept Cleveland 4-0. Tony Parker averaged 24.5 points and won FMVP, becoming the first European-born Finals MVP.
In 2013-14, San Antonio’s flowing team basketball beat Miami 4-1 for its 5th title. At 23, Kawhi Leonard guarded James and scored steadily, earning his first Finals MVP.
In 1995-96, after returning, Jordan played a full season; the Bulls went 72-10 and beat Seattle 4-2. Jordan took his first post-comeback title and 4th FMVP.
In the 2012 Finals, Westbrook averaged 27 against the Heat’s Big Three — the debate over his missing FMVP will never die.
In 2017-18, Kevin Durant helped Golden State sweep Cleveland 4-0 for a repeat title, earning Finals MVP for the second straight year with unstoppable clutch play.
In the 2006 Finals, Wade rallied Miami from 0-2 down to stun the Mavericks, averaging 34.7 PPG for the FMVP and the franchise’s first title.