Seven games, two stacked rosters and a comeback nobody had pulled off before. Some of these players carried the series, others owned a single night people still bring up.
1LeBron JamesFinals MVP who led all players in points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks across the seven games and powered Cleveland's comeback from 3-1 down.1000pts
2Kyrie IrvingCleveland guard who hit the go-ahead three late in Game 7 and scored 41 in Game 5.970pts
3Shaun LivingstonWarriors reserve guard known for his mid-range post-ups against smaller defenders.582pts
4Klay ThompsonGolden State shooter who erupted for 37 points in Game 6 to keep the Warriors alive.582pts
5Andrew BogutWarriors center who anchored the interior defense until a knee injury ended his Finals.513pts
6Stephen CurryThe reigning unanimous MVP who scored heavily early in the series before foul trouble and a Game 6 ejection marked his Finals.513pts
7Andre IguodalaWarriors swingman and 2015 Finals MVP who defended LeBron and logged key minutes in the rematch.434pts
8Harrison BarnesGolden State starting forward who struggled with his shot in the later games of the series.434pts
9Matthew DellavedovaGritty Cavaliers backup guard who gave Cleveland energy and ball pressure off the bench.342pts
10Kevin LoveCleveland forward who guarded Curry on the perimeter in Game 7 and grabbed crucial rebounds.342pts
11J.R. SmithCavaliers wing whose long-range shooting supplied scoring support through the series.342pts
12Draymond GreenWarriors forward who posted a 32-point, 15-rebound Game 7 and whose suspension in Game 5 shifted the series.342pts
13Channing FryeCleveland stretch big whose three-point shooting spaced the floor for LeBron's drives.233pts
14Tristan ThompsonCleveland center whose offensive rebounding and switch defense were central to the Cavaliers' rotation.233pts
15Richard JeffersonVeteran Cavaliers forward who provided steady minutes and transition finishes off the bench.233pts
