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The American media gave the NBA's championship strength ranking in the last 10 years: 2017 Warriors, 2018 Warriors, 2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavaliers, 2019 Raptors, 2015 Warriors, 2023 Nuggets, 2021 Bucks, 2022 Warriors, 2020 Lakers.
The Lakers won the championship and the "gold content" was embarrassingly at the bottom, and this result does not seem to be unexpected. After all, from the beginning to the present, all walks of life have complained about the park championship that year, thinking that the Lakers took advantage of it.
Because it was a shortened season, and the teams were all playing in the park, there was almost no so-called home advantage, so the gold content of this championship was not recognized by many people.
It is not difficult to see from this list that the "gold content" of the Warriors who have won several championships is among the best.
But the reason for this is that the opponents they met in the finals were too strong, or that they encountered the terrifying "All-Out Zhan". Powerful opponents made the warrior dynasty of those years, and the "Riding Warrior War" has also become the youth memory of a generation.
It's somewhat incomprehensible that the 2016 Cavaliers were only fourth on the list.
The finals fell into a desperate situation of falling behind 1-3 with a big score, and was able to survive from the death, completing the only big reversal in NBA history. With such a great achievement, isn't it worth mentioning the "gold content" of this championship again?
If you know the ball, which championship do you think has the most gold content in the past 10 years?