After LeBron James almost carried the beaten Cleveland Cavaliers in 2015, he enacted his revenge by defeating them in seven games in 2016. The 2016 NBA Finals was one of the most historic ones yet with Cleveland obviously coming back from the 3-1 deficit.
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Now, the trilogy is set, and it might continue going into next season.
As of now, this third meeting set history. Per Bleacher Report, “The Cavs and Warriors are meeting in the NBA Finals for a record third consecutive time.