The Wave of Head Coach Firings

When the game ended, many Warriors fans at the arena wept with excitement.

Although they knew their team had a strong chance of winning, when that moment truly arrived, most of them still could not hold back their tears.

Forty years had passed—more than half the entire history of the NBA—and they had finally won another championship!

The fans were crying, but the Warriors players on the court were laughing.

With Curry and Thompson around, crying was impossible. All they could do was grin foolishly.

The FMVP selection results were announced soon afterward.

With averages of 30.5 points and 6.7 assists per game in the Finals, Curry was successfully named the 2014–2015 Finals Most Valuable Player.

When Tang Tian saw the result on television, he could not help laughing.

In the original history, Curry had always narrowly missed out on the FMVP. Who would have thought he would win it in the very first year now?

By that logic, his transmigration had fulfilled the dreams of many Curry fans.

Still, the selection was well deserved. The Warriors were stronger than they had been in the original history, and Curry, who had not been injured, had performed brilliantly enough.

"Congratulations to the Warriors, congratulations to Curry, congratulations to Cole. They completed an unbelievable season!"

"My Emperor is really pitiful. He spent three years as a runner-up with the Heat before winning one title. Now that he's back in Cleveland, does he have to keep running for another three years?"

"Not necessarily. Look at how young the Warriors' core lineup still is, and their salary structure is ideal!"

"Looks like they can only wait until the summer of 2016. The Salary Cap will surge then, and the Cavaliers will have room to strengthen themselves with an outstanding shooting guard position or Center