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[QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 2212834, member: 652"] Yeah the Celtics didn't try to score more points. They just wanted to let the Lakers win. They played the style of the time. They had personnel to play differently if they had to just like those Lakers teams did. The Lakers and Celtics teams of the 1980s couldn't have been assembled today because the NBA only had 24 teams where they have 30 teams today. The talent of those teams is higher than the Warriors. Thompson and Green are no different talent wise than Dennis Johnson and Parish. It's just like comparing a 1986 car and 2017 car. The newer car is faster now but it's not necessarily a better car. [/QUOTE]
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