Playing in the NBA Finals is something already hard to do, to win it’s even harder, to win more than once is something unthinkable for many, but winning and never losing in the big stage? That is something else.
- BJ Armstrong: 3-0 in the Finals
- Bruce Bowen: 3-0 in the Finals
- Randy Brown: 3-0 in the Finals
- Jud Buechler: 3-0 in the Finals
- Bill Cartwright: 3-0 in the Finals
- Sam Cassell: 3-0 in the Finals
- Gene Conley: 3-0 in the Finals
- Mario Elie: 3-0 in the Finals
- Gerald Henderson: 3-0 in the Finals
- Stacey King: 3-0 in the Finals
- Toni Kukoc: 3-0 in the Finals
- Luc Longley: 3-0 in the Finals
- Patrick McCaw: 3-0 in the Finals
- John Paxson: 3-0 in the Finals
- Will Perdue: 3-0 in the Finals
- Scott Williams: 3-0 in the Finals
- Pep Saul: 4-0 in the Finals
- Ron Harper: 5-0 in the Finals
- Steve Kerr: 5-0 in the Finals
- Jim Loscutoff: 5-0 in the Finals
- George Mikan: 5-0 in the Finals
- Jim Pollard: 5-0 in the Finals
- Larry Siegfried: 5-0 in the Finals
- Scottie Pippen: 6-0 in the Finals
- Michael Jordan: 6-0 in the Finals
- Robert Horry: 7-0 in the Finals
- Tom Sanders: 8-0 in the Finals
- KC Jones: 8-0 in the Finals
- John Havlicek: 8-0 in the Finals
Nevertheless, we have seen a bunch of players winning all the Finals they played, regardless of their rivals and how talented they were. Today, we’re going to take a look at those players who went undefeated in the biggest series of all. This is the list of players that never lost in the Finals:
BJ Armstrong: 3-0 in the Finals
Bruce Bowen: 3-0 in the Finals
Randy Brown: 3-0 in the Finals
Jud Buechler: 3-0 in the Finals
Bill Cartwright: 3-0 in the Finals
Sam Cassell: 3-0 in the Finals
Gene Conley: 3-0 in the Finals
Mario Elie: 3-0 in the Finals
Gerald Henderson: 3-0 in the Finals
Stacey King: 3-0 in the Finals
Toni Kukoc: 3-0 in the Finals
Luc Longley: 3-0 in the Finals
Patrick McCaw: 3-0 in the Finals
John Paxson: 3-0 in the Finals
Will Perdue: 3-0 in the Finals
Scott Williams: 3-0 in the Finals
Pep Saul: 4-0 in the Finals
Ron Harper: 5-0 in the Finals
Steve Kerr: 5-0 in the Finals
Jim Loscutoff: 5-0 in the Finals
George Mikan: 5-0 in the Finals
Jim Pollard: 5-0 in the Finals
Larry Siegfried: 5-0 in the Finals
Scottie Pippen: 6-0 in the Finals
Michael Jordan: 6-0 in the Finals
Robert Horry: 7-0 in the Finals
Tom Sanders: 8-0 in the Finals
KC Jones: 8-0 in the Finals
John Havlicek: 8-0 in the Finals
Some of these players had the chance to play alongside other greats like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. Some were lucky enough to come from a championship team to another, always chasing the winning culture.
These men did something remarkable, even if they played a big or little role in those titles.
Credit: HoopsHype
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