NBA Finals Odds History at SBG Global

NBA finals game history goes all the way back to the 1946-47 season when the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the Chicago Stags four games to one. There were only 11 teams back in 1947 so reach the finals was not as difficult as it is today. NBA finals odds history shows that in 1949 the league expanded to 17 teams. One of the early dynasties in NBA finals lines history was the Minneapolis Lakers with Hall of Famer George Mikan. The next dynasty in NBA finals betting odds history was the Boston Celtics. NBA finals odds history shows that they won 11 titles in 13 years led by Hall of Fame coach Red Auerbach.

NBA finals betting odds history tells us that the Los Angeles Lakers began an impressive run of five titles in nine years in the 1980’s led by Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The Lakers and Celtics continued their great rivalry during this time in NBA finals odds history. The next dynasty in NBA finals history was the one led by Michael Jordan. The Chicago Bulls, led by Jordan won six titles in eight years in the 1990’s. The Lakers took back the NBA finals odds dynasty title in the early 2000’s with Shaquille O’Neal and Kobe Bryant. The latest dynasty in NBA finals lines history was the San Antonio Spurs who won four titles in the 2000’s led by Tim Duncan.

One of the most memorable NBA finals lines series in history was the one in 1984 between the Celtics and the Lakers as Larry Bird and Magic Johnson renewed their rivalry. The 1984 NBA finals betting series went seven games and it was decided in the final seconds of Game 7.