2024 NBA Finals: Dallas vs Boston

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The 64-win Boston Celtics, behind the most efficient offense in NBA history, have lost only twice during the playoffs and are led by the play of Jayson Tatum and Eastern Conference finals MVP Jaylen Brown. - The fifth-seeded Dallas Mavericks, meanwhile, solidified their claim as the biggest winner of the trade deadline. In February, the franchise added center Daniel Gafford and forward P.J. Washington, who have meshed perfectly with Dallas' star duo of Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving to create a giant killer in the Western Conference.

Dallas (50 - 32, 12 - 5) at Boston (64 - 18, 12 - 2)
Game 1: Thursday, June 6: Celtics vs. Mavericks, ABC/fubo
Game 2: Sunday, June 9: Celtics vs. Mavericks, ABC/fubo
Game 3: Wednesday, June 12: Mavericks vs. Celtics, ABC/fubo
Game 4: Friday, June 14: Mavericks vs. Celtics, ABC/fubo
Game 5*: Monday, June 17: Celtics vs. Mavericks, ABC/fubo
Game 6*: Thursday, June 20: Mavericks vs. Celtics, ABC/fubo
Game 7*: Sunday, June 23: Celtics vs. Mavericks, ABC/fubo

The Mavericks won their first and only championship in 2011. - The Celtics have won 17 championships in their franchise history.

 

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2024 NBA Finals: Dallas vs Boston​

 

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Boston salutes Celtics' record 18th NBA championship with parade​

The Celtics entered the season vowing to turn recent playoff heartbreaks into happiness. Eight months later, they toasted the franchise's 18th championship in what has become the signature Boston celebration, joined Friday by a huge crowd for a duck boat parade to mark the 13th championship won this century by one of the city's franchises in the four biggest U.S. sports leagues. The Celtics, Patriots, Red Sox and Bruins have all commemorated championships by jumping aboard the duck boats -- amphibious vehicles usually ridden by sightseeing tourists. Starting at TD Garden, the procession lasted about 90 minutes, turning first onto Causeway Street in front of the arena, past City Hall, through Boston Common, down Boylston Street and ending at Hynes Convention Center. Along the way, there were plenty of moments for the city to salute a franchise that just broke a tie with the rival Los Angeles Lakers for the most titles in league history. Fans marked the moment by hanging on light posts, flashing homemade signs or standing on subway entrances.