to cover the next six NBA Finals, five of which while still an active player. The 1975 Finals is also the oldest NBA championship series whose TV coverage still exists in its entirety, as do all subsequent Finals (except 1978, which has three of its seven contests missing). Aftermath The Washington Bullets would re-appear in the NBA Finals in 1978 and 1979 against the Seattle SuperSonics, with a series win in seven games and a series loss in five games respectively. The Golden State Warriors would only win their next championship 40 years later in 2015 against the Cleveland Cavaliers in six games, ending the longest drought between championships in NBA history. They would make five more Finals appearances after that and won the championship in , 2018 and 2022. Team rosters Golden State Warriors Washington Bullets See also 1975 NBA Playoffs 1974-75 NBA season External links Game 2 from nbatube.com References National Basketball Association Finals NBA NBA Finals NBA Finals NBA Finals Basketball competitions in Washington, D.C. Basketball competitions in Oakland, California 20th century in Oakland, California NBA Finals