Homecourt advantage apparently meant very little in this series. The Celtics decided to abandon man-to-man defense and double and triple team Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. This freed Dave Cowens more on the offensive end, as he hit 8 of 13 shots in the first half on his way to 28 points and 14 rebounds. John Havlicek added 16 as the Celtics cruised to an easy 102-87 win and their first title in the "post-Bill Russell era."
I love the background music on this.
ashland1977 1 month ago
FYI, the video description for game 6 and game 7 have been reversed. Thanks for the videos.
21cashback 9 months ago
Wow pretty classical
jthecableguy 11 months ago
If the announcer is right, something screwed up. The center clock still said :03 after Jabbar hit the basket...
HHSGDFootballJPD 1 year ago
Hondo, the GREATEST most complete plater EVER!
DonQwantsyou 1 year ago
My memory was different; and wrong. I would have sworn that the winning sky hook was made right after Havlicek's shot at the end of the first OT (when he grabbed his own rebound. I would have bet the house. Amazing how one's memory is simply wrong.
bumblebeemoi 1 year ago
So my boy ginoongkamote finally told me how he started dunking, he s shorter than me, he s only 5 6 but leaps over 8 inches taller! What he followed the training workout over at (50 inch vertical [dot] com) and increased over 15 inches in his vertical jump!
1974 NBA Finals: Boston vs Milwaukee Game 6
leroyleo4812 1 year ago
This is one of the greatest games ever played! I remember watching it live on TV (in Milwaukee).
JohnnyLobby 2 years ago
Announcer Johnny Most said, "...and the Red Head (Cowens) and Paul Silas combined to close the spread."
Perhaps you heard, "...and the red-headed Paul Silas combined to close the spread."
chatman2a 2 years ago
oh, ok
inthezone07 3 years ago