Everyone is head to toe crazy for the NBA final Games between Toronto Raptors and Golden State Warriors. Toronto already is a step ahead by defeating warriors in Game 1 by 118-109. In the middle of NBA finals infatuation, we are going to give you a sneak peek of some Game 1 NBA facts.
There are a plethora of interesting records and facts to discuss. Are you longing to know the NBA facts? Just read on ahead.
- Firstly, Popular Rapper and global ambassador of the Toronto Raptors is Drake. NBA asked him to repress his courtside buffoonery. His antics include massaging Raptors coach Nick Nurse’s shoulders. He also showed up in a Raptors jersey signed with Dell Curry.
- Secondly, Game 1 of NBA finals aired in 215 countries. Three Canadian network series will live telecast the series. However, one out of three will broadcast in French.
- Moreover, Transmitters or podcasters speaking in various 50 languages will raise the game work. For the first time, a total of six networks from Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, and Estonia that will air the finals.
- Further, another NBA fact is that Canadian National Anthem in Game 1 was sung by The Tenors. Such a moment of extreme joy.
- In addition, Golden State Warriors have become the second longest consecutively participating team in the NBA finals. Noticeably, the first place is of Boston. The Boston team in total arrived 10 times successively in finals of NBA from 1957 to 1966.
Also Read: Toronto Raptors Won NBA Finals Game 1 Against Golden State Warriors.
- Game 1 with Toronto Raptors is the fifth succession of Warriors in the finals of NBA. In the past four years, the team has won three out of four championships.
- In NBA history, Game 1 ticket of Raptors VS Warriors was most expensive as per the assorted online ticket agencies. The average resale price of the ticket was US$1,360. It was double of last season’s Game 1 between Cleveland Cavaliers and Warriors.
- Furthermore, Toronto Raptors called out Charles Oakley, Dell Curry, Muggsy Bogues, Isiah Thomas, Jerome Williams, Damon Stoudamire, Tracy McGrady, Chris Bosh, and Mo Pete onto the court between the first and second quarter
- Remarkably, early in the first quarter, Curry scored 100 career three-pointers in the NBA Finals. thus, he made history by being the first player to do so.
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