Al Horford

Anna Horford, the wife of Celtics center Al Horford, had a few choice words for the Warriors after Boston's loss in the Finals.

Here’s to hoping that the Cs can bounce back from this in the next season. The Boston Celtics always seemed like they were this close to beating the Golden State Warriors in the Finals. However, time and time again, the Warriors’ championship experience shone through. Anna Horford has certainly found herself on the bad side of Warriors Twitter for a long time now.

Getty/Harry How Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors celebrates in front of the Dallas Mavericks bench after hitting a 3-pointer in Game 2 of the 2022 ...

Regardless of what haters like her think, the Warriors finished the 2022 playoffs with a 16-6 record. Not too long after, she went after Jordan Poole and said he was doing the same as Green, in terms of playing dirty. The Golden State Warriors went into Boston and finished off the series in six games.

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Horford had 19 points and 14 rebounds for the Celtics, but the Warriors hit the C’s with a 3-point barrage led by Stephen Curry as Golden State took Game 6 by a score of 103-90. Just to get to the finals, they will have to find a way to get past the defending Eastern Conference champion Celtics before even thinking about the Warriors. Former Philadelphia big man Al Horford, for example, was in the NBA Finals with the Boston Celtics as they took on the Golden State Warriors. Horford and the Celtics faced elimination on Thursday night as they looked to force a Game 7 back in the Bay Area, but they weren’t able to do so at home.

Anna Horford congratulates the 'b*tch a**' Warriors after they best the Celtics in 6 games to win the 2022 NBA Finals.

Congrats to the bitch ass Warriors. Yes, I’m salty. “Congrats to the b*tch a** Warriors. Yes, I’m salty. He message to the Dubs read:

The Celtics have fallen to the Warriors in the NBA Finals. What's next for the reigning Eastern Conference champions?

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In addition to his distinction as the Warriors' best matchup defender during the postseason, Wiggins also has been an efficient shot creator on the wing for a team desperately in need of one, and has crashed the boards with authority. But with each successive dribble, Curry widened the area of engagement -- a stutter-step right, a couple of crossovers, all the while he watched Horford's feet. With the Warriors leading 91-81 in another rugged defensive standoff, Curry faced up against Horford with a narrow band of staccato dribbles in a tight spot. When he stepped up on the dais after Game 5, he was a 32-year-old vet still trying to recapture his muscle memory. He scampered around perimeter screens for catch-and-shoot looks; he drove to a pleasant spot for a midrange jumper when the Mavs chased him off the arc; he fanned out to the wing in transition for easy opportunities. "With Luka, it starts with, 'Bother him for as long of the basketball game as you possibly can.'" As Payton made his swift approach to the rim, Brooks caught him from behind, swatting him with a full windup of his right arm, nailing the soaring Warriors guard on the head. When he arrived to the Warriors last season, Payton was the consummate basketball journeyman, one who'd struggled for years to find a home in the NBA. He'd even considered leaving a playing career behind to become a video coordinator. The second had Curry coming off the bench to start each half, which would reduce the length of his time on the bench between playing time. The Warriors endured a two-year hiatus in the NBA wilderness after the departure of Kevin Durant and the extended absence of Klay Thompson due to injury, while Curry dealt with his own spate of maladies. Given the Warriors' pedigree, their return to the top of the NBA isn't a surprise -- but it was improbable. The Warriors had imposed a similar restriction when Thompson returned to action in January after two seasons away from the game.

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It was just the fifth defeat in 22 title-series appearances for Boston, which turned its season around to have a chance at this crown. Jaylen Brown led the Celtics with 34 points. Curry scored 34 points for the Warriors, who claimed the franchise’s seventh championship overall.