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After 22 long years, finally the Celtics got what they’ve been dreaming for. Kobe Bryant and his team can not stop the triad; Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen. Boston Celtics final score of 131-92 is a blowout over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6 on Tuesday night.

With Kevin Garnett scoring 17 points and Paul Pierce adding 10, Boston built a 23-point halftime lead, and unlike Game 2 when they let the L.A. Lakers trim a 24-point lead to two in the fourth quarter before recovering, the Celtics kept coming in waves.

They pushed their lead to 31 in the third quarter, and with Boston still up by 29 after three quarters, plastic sheets started going up in the Celtics’ locker room in preparation for a champagne celebration.

Bryant started 4-of-5 from the field, but he missed seven shots in a row and went only 7-of-22, capping a forgettable finals. Everywhere he went, L.A.’s No. 24 ran smack into a wall of Boston defense as high as the Green Monster a few miles away at Fenway Park. Hmmm, Kobe did you forget to pass the ball again?