NBA Finals: Warriors vs. Celtics Odds, Schedule, How to Watch

And then, there were two.

The Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics are set to meet in the 2022 NBA Finals after successfully navigating through their respective conferences.

The Warriors handled business against the Nuggets, Grizzlies and Mavericks on their way to their sixth NBA Finals appearance in the last eight seasons. Golden State successfully avoided a Game 7 in the west, as their longest series (Memphis in the second round) went six games.

After a surprising sweep of the Brooklyn Nets, the Celtics successfully won in back-to-back Game 7's against Milwaukee and Miami before advancing to their first NBA Finals appearance since 2010.

Steph Curry headlines an extremely talented Warriors squad led by coach Steve Kerr, but the Celtics also possess their own firepower. Jayson Tatum (who won the award) was among five Celtics starters to receive a vote for Defensive Player of the Year.

The Warriors-Celtics series promises to bring the action right from the very beginning. Here's everything you need to know about the 2022 NBA Finals:

NBA Finals Schedule/How to Watch

There will only be one game where both teams don't have at least two days of rest, and that's between Games 3 and 4 in Boston. Each game will be televised on ABC/ESPN:

NBA Finals Odds

SI Sportsbook currently has the Warriors as favorites to win the NBA Finals at -120. The Celtics are +180 for the series.

As of now, Golden State is 3.5 point favorites to win Game 1 on Thursday. Odds are subject to change throughout the week.

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