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Uploaded by on May 7, 2009

Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. The Boston Celtics, led by Bill Russell, would win the 1969 NBA Championship with a Game 7 win over the heavily favored Lakers.

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  • The Celtics finished in 4th place only

    48-34 in the regular season and the Lakers finished 55-27 that year and the Lakers CHOKED!!!

  • juniorthug-Stick to being a thug junior. The Celtics won the championship in 1974 and again in1976. I guess that was "almost a decade".

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  • I was at the 3 games at the Old Boston Garden in 1969 and LMAO watching the Lakers lose game 7 on T.V. Chamberlain,West and Baylor on the same team and they lost...ROFL

  • @jennarobertsH screw with that 50 inch vertical shit and the THOUSANDS YES THOUSANDS of phoney accounts that are opened EVERY DAY pushing that shit!

  • I agree i'm a spurs fan but also a big Bill Russel and old celtics fan what a awesome team that was wow i mean i don't think they will ever be a team that wanted to win as much as they did you know i mean all thier awards speak for themselves but this team with Russel took winning to different level and that' just amazing.

  • Russ only blocked 12 shots in that game he had a bad game...LOL

  • for doc river said like russell first timeout 

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