NBA finals Game 4: Golden State Warriors 107-97 Boston Celtics – live!

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Rolling report: The Golden State Warriors leveled the NBA finals against the Boston Celtics with a crucial Game 4 win. Beau Dure was watching.

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The NBA can feel a little predictable at times. Teams put together a core that just seems to win and win and win. The Showtime Lakers. Jordan’s Bulls. Duncan’s Spurs and Kobe’s Lakers. Whichever team LeBron was on in a given year.

But you have to admire the greatness. And the Warriors have it -- not just with Curry but with Thompson and with coach Steve Kerr, who’s making a case to up alongside Phil Jackson and Gregg Popovich as the best coaches of the last several decades.

And it’s never easy. The Celtics had the better of this game for maybe 42 minutes. The Warriors needed every last contribution from Wiggins, Poole and even the much-maligned Draymond Green.

That’s all for me for now. May we be blessed with a Game 7.

Stephen Curry has been forgotten a bit while the Warriors have missed the finals during the COVID years. But he looks very much like the star of the team that went to five straight finals and won three of them. He broke away with 43 points and scrambled around the court for 10 rebounds.

It wasn’t quite single-handed. Klay Thompson, also showing no sign of being over the hill, had 18 clutch points. Andrew Wiggins had 16 rebounds to go with 17 points, and Jordan Poole had 14 in some quick stints off the bench.

For the Celtics, this one will sting. Jayson Tatum played well but was a little cold in the fourth. Everything was going so well until it wasn’t.

But the Celtics, while lacking the experience of the Warriors, have been resilient throughout the