Celtics - Cavs Game 7 Was Four Years Ago Today
A Look Back at the Epic Conclusion to the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals
Recap of the Game
On this day four years ago, the NBA world witnessed one of the most memorable Game 7s in recent memory. The Cleveland Cavaliers, led by LeBron James, faced off against the Boston Celtics in a thrilling matchup that would determine the Eastern Conference champion. The game was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams exchanging leads throughout. In the end, it was a monster performance from James that propelled the Cavs to a 105-104 victory. James finished with 35 points, 15 rebounds, and 9 assists, including two crucial free throws with just seconds remaining.
Historic Performance from James
James' performance in Game 7 was nothing short of historic. He became the first player in NBA history to record a triple-double in a Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. His 35 points were also the most scored by any player in a Game 7 of the conference finals since Michael Jordan in 1992.
A Lasting Legacy
The Celtics - Cavs Game 7 has gone down as one of the most iconic games in recent NBA history. It was a game that had everything: high stakes, dramatic moments, and an unforgettable performance from one of the greatest players of all time. Four years later, the legacy of that game continues to inspire fans. It serves as a reminder of the passion, intensity, and resilience that can be found in the NBA playoffs.
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