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The San Antonio Spurs won the 1999 NBA finals by defeating the New York Knicks 4 games to 1. The regular season was only 50 games because of a strike, but the playoffs were regular length. Tim Duncan won the Finals MVP.
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The Detroit Pistons defeated Portland Trailblazers,4 games to 1, in the finals to win the 1989 NBA championship.
In 1983 the Philadelphia 76ers won the NBA finals after beating the L.A. Lakers 4-0.
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