In the NBA, winning a championship is not an easy thing to do. If you go to competition normally, even if you don't win the championship, you will still be honored despite defeat. But some teams will do anything to win the championship.
To measure the gold content of a champion, the main points are as follows:
1. Comparison between one's own lineup and the opponent's lineup.
The champion who won the championship in a group is definitely not as good as the champion cultivated by his rookie. For example, the championship of the Heat in 2013 is definitely not as good as the championship of the Nuggets in 2022.
2. Is there an off-market move?
Off-board moves are tricks outside the game, there are everything, only what you can't think of, and there is nothing they can't do.
And in the off-the-market moves, the most despicable thing is to deliberately hurt people! Deliberately hurting people in order to win the championship will greatly reduce the gold content.
In the past 15 years, the NBA's four championships with the lowest gold content are the following four, and one of them has a negative gold content.
In 2016, the Cavaliers won the championship.
Many people consider this to be the most valuable championship, because it is the first in NBA history to come back from a 1-3 deficit in the Finals, and the victory is also against the Warriors who won 73.
Actually, it's not, so it's as if the 1-3 down in front of it wasn't played by the Cavaliers, and it's as if the 73 wins of the Warriors in front of you are really a strong lineup.
The truth is, the Cavaliers had the best roster in the league that season, with odds to win the championship as high as first place before the season began. The Warriors just wanted to play a great game, including 73 wins and a 3-1 run in the Finals, while the Cavaliers just smashed their good hand and turned it back in the last four games.
Why is the gold content low this year, because of the use of off-board moves, deliberately cross-person + post-game crying, deliberately cross-person is no problem, crying after the game and the league really added evil criminals, that is the most disgusting, relying on crying + post-game additional ban, low gold content.
In 2021, the Bucks won the championship.
The Bucks used an off-the-board move.
Although the world of "ifs" is not convincing, this "if" of the Bucks may be acceptable even to calm Bucks fans-
If it weren't for Brother Alphabet's stepping on Irving, causing Irving's season reimbursement, the Bucks would definitely not be able to beat the Nets.
In the case of Harden's injury, the Nets can still beat the Bucks at home, leading the Bucks 2-1, and after Irving was injured, Harden returned with an injury, so the Nets still played with the Bucks until the last minute.
Without Brother Alphabet's footing Irving, the Bucks would definitely not be able to win the 2021 championship, so this championship has extremely low gold content.
In 2012, the Heat won the championship.
The boss of the 3 teams in the east, 2 of which are in the top 5 MVPs, no longer talk about martial arts in the lineup.
In the game against the Pacers, James stepped on Granger and caused Granger to be injured, which was the turning point of the series, the first 4 games of the Pacers and the Heat Big Three were 2-2, and the battle of Tianwang Mountain was also difficult to solve, as soon as Granger was injured, the Heat relieved themselves, and finally defeated the Pacers, and defeated the Thunder in the finals to win the championship.
Huddle + step up, 2 don't talk about martial arts to win the championship, where can the gold content be high.
In 2017, the Warriors won the championship.
Similarly, there are many people who say that this is the most valuable because it is the first team in history to win the championship 16-1.
Is it glorious to win the championship 16-1? The Warriors' lineup was originally a team with 73 wins, plus Durant is a star, the odds of winning the championship are far ahead, and it is reasonable to win the championship.
But the problem is that the Warriors' 16-1 is also very controversial, if it weren't for Zazapachulia stepping Leonard, then West would not be able to say, you must know that before Leonard's injury, the Spurs led the Warriors by more than 25 points......
Originally, the lineup was much stronger than others, and it had to rely on the feet to win the championship, which was negative.