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Celtics inch closer to ending 16-year championship drought

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The Boston Celtics have punched their ticket to the NBA Finals, marking a significant milestone for the franchise. After a 16-year championship drought, the Celtics are now just four wins away from capturing their 18th title.

Their journey to the Finals has been nothing short of remarkable, with the team showcasing resilience and determination throughout the playoffs. Led by standout performances from Jayson Tatum, Al Horford, Jrue Holiday, and Derrick White, the Celtics have been firing on all cylinders.

In their latest victory over the Indiana Pacers, the Celtics staged a thrilling comeback, erasing an eight-point deficit in the final minutes of the game. Jaylen Brown, who was named the series MVP, played a pivotal role in securing the win with a stellar performance on both ends of the court.

Looking ahead, the Celtics will face either the Dallas Mavericks or the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Finals. With the possibility of starting center Kristaps Porzingis returning from injury, the Celtics are poised to make a strong push for the championship.

The addition of Holiday, who has been a key contributor to the team’s success, has proven to be a wise investment. His championship experience and defensive prowess have added depth to the Celtics’ roster, giving them a competitive edge in the postseason.

As the Celtics gear up for the Finals, the team is focused on achieving their ultimate goal and bringing home the championship trophy. With a talented roster and a winning mentality, the Celtics are determined to end their title drought and etch their names in NBA history.

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