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Boston Celtics got off to a flying start in the best of seven series with an emphatic 89-107 win over Dallas in Game 1.

Paul Reidypaulreidy67Update: Jun 7th, 2024 05:53 EDT

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The Boston Celtics are looking to claim their first NBA Championship since 2008 and should they overcome the Dallas Mavericks in the best of seven series, they would edge past arch rivals LA Lakers with 18 NBA titles to the 17 secured by the team from the City of Angels.

Any fears that Celtics fans may have held that the ‘ghosts of the 2022 defeat at the hands of the Warriors’ were quickly dispelled on Thursday night as a packed TD Garden watched the home side dismantle Dallas Mavericks with little trouble as part of a 89-107 Game 1 win.

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The first game of the 2024 Finals marked the return of Latvian Kristaps Porzingis who has been sidelined since late April. The 28-year-old made an emphatic return making an immediate impact off the bench bagging 20 points for Boston on his comeback.

The seven foot tall Porzingis had missed all of May’s action due to a calf strain added six rebounds and three blocks in 21 minutes as Boston left Dallas looking for answers.

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Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis (8)Maddie MeyerUSA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con

Jaylen Brown scored 22 points, Tatum bagged 16 with Derrick White adding a further 15 points on memorable night for fans of the team in green at a packed TD Garden.

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