The 1967 NBA Playoffs was the postseason tournament of the National Basketball Association's 1966-67 season. The tournament concluded with the Eastern Division champion Philadelphia 76ers defeating the Western Division champion San Francisco Warriors 4 games to 2 in the NBA Finals.
It was the 76ers' second NBA title in franchise history; their first had come in 1955 as the Syracuse Nationals.
The Boston Celtics were denied the chance to win their ninth straight championship, though they would win the title the following two seasons.
The expansion Chicago Bulls made the playoffs in their debut season, and the New York Knicks returned to the postseason for the first time since 1959. It is the longest gap in Knicks franchise history, a record they matched when they missed the playoffs starting in 2004 and ending in 2011.
The 1967 NBA Playoffs marked a change in the league's playoff format; every tournament since 1955 had given the top-ranked team in each division a first-round bye, but starting this season, the NBA upped the number of playoff teams to eight, thereby eliminating a first-round bye for the regular-season division champions.
Champion: San Francisco Warriors
Division Semifinals
(1) San Francisco Warriors vs. (3) Los Angeles Lakers: Warriors win series 3-0
Game 1 @ San Francisco (March 21): San Francisco 124, Los Angeles 108
Game 2 @ Los Angeles (March 23): San Francisco 113, Los Angeles 102
Game 3 @ San Francisco (March 26): San Francisco 122, Los Angeles 115
(2) St. Louis Hawks vs. (4) Chicago Bulls: Hawks win series 3-0
Game 1 @ St. Louis (March 21): St. Louis 114, Chicago 100
Game 2 @ Chicago (March 23): St. Louis 113, Chicago 107
Game 3 @ St. Louis (March 25): St. Louis 119, Chicago 106
Division Finals
(1) San Francisco Warriors vs. (2) St. Louis Hawks: Warriors win series 4-2
Game 1 @ San Francisco (March 30): San Francisco 117, St. Louis 115
Game 2 @ San Francisco (April 1): San Francisco 143, St. Louis 136
Game 3 @ St. Louis (April 5): St. Louis 115, San Francisco 109
Game 4 @ St. Louis (April 8): St. Louis 109, San Francisco 104
Game 5 @ San Francisco (April 10): San Francisco 123, St. Louis 102
Game 6 @ St. Louis (April 12): San Francisco 112, St. Louis 107
Champion: Philadelphia 76ers
Division Semifinals
(1) Philadelphia 76ers vs. (3) Cincinnati Royals: 76ers win series 3-1
Game 1 @ Philadelphia (March 21): Cincinnati 120, Philadelphia 116
Game 2 @ Cincinnati (March 22): Philadelphia 123, Cincinnati 102
Game 3 @ Philadelphia (March 24): Philadelphia 121, Cincinnati 106
Game 4 @ Cincinnati (March 25): Philadelphia 112, Cincinnati 94
(2) Boston Celtics vs. (4) New York Knicks: Celtics win series 3-1
Game 1 @ Boston (March 21): Boston 140, New York 110
Game 2 @ New York (March 25): Boston 115, New York 108
Game 3 @ Boston (March 26): New York 123, Boston 112
Game 4 @ New York (March 28): Boston 118, New York 109
Division Finals
(1) Philadelphia 76ers vs. (2) Boston Celtics: 76ers win series 4-1
Game 1 @ Philadelphia (March 31): Philadelphia 127, Boston 113 (Wilt Chamberlain's unofficial quadruple-double)
Game 2 @ Boston (April 2): Philadelphia 107, Boston 102 (OT)
Game 3 @ Philadelphia (April 5): Philadelphia 115, Boston 104 (Wilt Chamberlain grabs an NBA playoff record 41 rebounds)
Game 4 @ Boston (April 9): Boston 121, Philadelphia 117
Game 5 @ Philadelphia (April 11): Philadelphia 140, Boston 116 (K.C. Jones's final NBA game)
(1) Philadelphia 76ers vs. (1) San Francisco Warriors: 76ers win series 4-2
Game 1 @ Philadelphia (April 14): Philadelphia 141, San Francisco 135 (OT)
Game 2 @ Philadelphia (April 16): Philadelphia 126, San Francisco 95
Game 3 @ San Francisco (April 18): San Francisco 130, Philadelphia 124
Game 4 @ San Francisco (April 20): Philadelphia 122, San Francisco 108
Game 5 @ Philadelphia (April 23): San Francisco 117, Philadelphia 109
Game 6 @ San Francisco (April 24): Philadelphia 125, San Francisco 122
