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NBA Insider Debunks Common Belief About the Celtics

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The Boston Celtics have faced criticism throughout the playoffs for having an easy path to the NBA Finals, but their Game 1 victory over the Dallas Mavericks silenced many doubters. Despite facing teams missing key players in previous rounds, the Celtics proved their dominance with a commanding win.

Analyst Dave McMenamin emphasized that the Celtics’ regular-season success was no fluke, as they showed their strength and skill in Game 1. The Mavericks, despite being fully healthy, struggled to contain the Celtics’ offensive firepower and fell behind early in the game.

While the Mavericks showed glimpses of competitiveness in the third quarter, shutting down Celtics stars and showcasing Luka Doncic’s shooting prowess, it was not enough to overcome the Celtics’ lead. The Celtics ultimately cruised to a blowout victory, reaffirming their status as the team to beat in the Finals.

Although some may argue that the Celtics had an easy road to the Finals, their consistent performance throughout the season cannot be overlooked. As they continue their quest for the championship, the Celtics have proven that they are a force to be reckoned with, regardless of the challenges they have faced along the way. Fans and analysts alike are now eagerly anticipating the rest of the series to see if the Mavericks can mount a comeback or if the Celtics will continue their dominant run.

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