The Golden State Warriors lost to the Orlando Magic 130–129 in the NBA Championship. It was the fourth straight defeat for the champions and sixth overall.

The Orlando team won two wins in 9 games. As part of the winners, Paolo Bankero scored 22 points, who also had 8 rebounds and 3 assists.

For the Warriors, Curry had 39 points and 9 assists. Thompson followed with 27 points.

Twelve minutes: 30-30,53-65, 96-98, 130-129

Magic (Mosley): Bankero 22 (0/4 3-pointers, 8 rebounds, 3 assists), Ball 4, Carter J. 14 (9 rebounds), Wagner F. 19, Okeke 16 (9 rebounds), Harris 12, Hampton 15, Baba, Houston 2

Warriors (Kerr): Wiggins 15, Green Dr. 8 (5 rebounds, 7 assists), Looney 17 (7 rebounds), Thompson 27 (7/15 3s), Curry 39 (8/15 3s, 9 assists, 5 assists), Pool 11, Jerome 2, Wiseman 2, Green J. 7 (6 rebounds) Moody 1

The Denver Nuggets defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 122–110 to win five. The match was special for Nikola Jokic.

The Serbian finished the game with 15 points, 13 rebounds, 14 assists, and with the 79th triple-double of his career surpassed the legendary Wilt Chamberlain as the center with the most triple-doubles in league history. Aaron Gordon scored 27 points and Jamal Murray scored 24.

The hosts Sai Gildzheus Alexander had 37 points.

Twelve minutes: 29-42, 57-71, 95-93, 110-122

Oklahoma City Thunder (Dainio): Dort 19, Pokuszewski 6 (3/5 2s, 0/4 3s, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks), Gilgeus-Alexander 37 (13/17 2s, 11/11 shots, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 4 foul), Giddy 16, Mann 4, Baisley 2, Robinson-Earl 10 (7 rebounds), T. Williams 8, C. Williams 5, Muskala, Dieng 3,

Denver Nuggets (Malone): Porter J. 11, Gordon 27 (10/13 shots), Jokic 15 (13 rebounds, 14 assists, 10 assists), Caldwell-Pope 11, Murray 24 (8/19 shots), Brown Cr. 3, Green 7, Brown B. 15 (5 rebounds, 9 assists), Reid 5, Nagy 4