I felt the Lakers would win beforehand and was convinced of it when they fell behind double digits in the first half. It's law of averages. They're too good to lose every single game to elite teams and the Celtics had five guys (four of rotation caliber) out. There's nothing to take out of this game other than that, but I'm sure Lakers fans will use this as an opportunity to be arrogant pricks and act like they're "back".
As an aside, Kerr was sickening, particularly in the second half. Every other word out of his mouth was "Lakers" and every bit of analysis was from their perspective. Lakers fans will claim "you only see it that way because you hate the Lakers", but the reality is I had no rooting interest in the game. I do hate the Lakers and it is always nice to see them lose, but as a Spurs fan, it was better from their perspective to see the Lakers win, so that the Celtics fell further back in the race for home court.

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