Celtics mount huge fourth-quarter comeback to stun the Warriors in Game 1 of NBA Finals
By Ben Morse, CNN
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NBA Finals - Celtics rally to beat Warriors in game one of NBA Finals
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Celtics have huge 4th, beat Warriors in Game 1 of NBA Finals
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Once Boston’s balanced roster of NBA Finals first-timers found a groove from long range, the determined Celtics delivered a memorable comeback and rallied past Stephen Curry and the Golden State old guard.