The 2023 NBA Playoffs schedule is yet to be released, but it will be updated as the playoffs approach and the Play-In teams and first-round matchups are determined. Currently, the Milwaukee Bucks and the Boston Celtics have secured the top two seeds in the playoff picture with the 9th and 8th strength of schedule, respectively. It’s worth noting that these standings and matchups are subject to change as the regular season approaches.
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The 2022 NBA Postseason was a thrilling event culminating in the Golden State Warriors being crowned the league champions. Stephen Curry played a pivotal role in their victory, earning the Finals MVP title with an impressive average of 31.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game. Throughout the playoffs, Jayson Tatum led in scoring with a total of 615 points.
Several memorable moments occurred during the 2022 NBA postseason, such as Grant Williams' performance on May 15 (27/6), Klay Thompson's Game 6 heroics on May 13 (30/8), and Luka Doncic's and-1 jam against the Suns on May 12 (33/8/4). Jrue Holiday's clutch-time block on Marcus Smart on May 11 (24/8/8) was also a postseason highlight.
In the NBA Finals, the Warriors secured their championship with a 103-90 victory over the Boston Celtics in game 6. Curry's 34 points, along with his 6-11 shooting from beyond the arc, seven rebounds, and seven assists, played a crucial role in the win.
Chase Center is the home to the Reigning 2022 NBA Champion Golden State Warriors. Image Source: Chase Center
