In these Finals, Steph Curry has scored about twice as many points (137) as the Warriors’ second leading scorer, Klay Thompson (69). Brown and Tatum have scored the exact same amount of points (89).

I was looking at the totals from this series and found some interesting stats.

Shooting splits for each player:

Curry: 50/49/85.7 66.4 TS%

Thompson: 35.8/34.2/100 48.9 TS%

Brown: 44/35.5/80 54.5 TS%

Tatum: 35.1/45.2/73.1 47.6 TS%

More fun facts:

Brown and Tatum also have the same amount of rebounds: 28.

Steph leads both teams in steals with 8.

Boston has scored 421 total points, while Golden State has scored 422 total points.

Boston has committed 57 turnovers, while Golden State has committed 58.

Source: https://www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/2022-nba-finals-celtics-vs-warriors.html

edit:

The one-point margin through four games of the NBA Finals (Warriors 422, Celtics 421) is the closest a Finals has been at this stage since 1969 (Lakers 431, Celtics 430). Boston won Game 7 at the Forum that year for Bill Russell's last title.

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