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The Dallas Mavericks have clawed their way back into the NBA Finals series with a jaw-dropping performance against the Boston Celtics.

Down three games and facing elimination, the Mavs roared back to life, demolishing Boston 122-84 in Game 4 and reigniting their championship hopes.

Kyrie Irving, the Mavericks’ enigmatic guard, was nothing short of spectacular.

Dropping 21 points, dishing out six assists, and snagging four rebounds, Irving reminded everyone why he’s a force to be reckoned with.

Meanwhile, Luka Doncic, the Mavericks’ star player, continued his dominant streak with 29 points, five assists, and five rebounds in just 33 minutes of electrifying play.

The Boston Celtics took a commanding 3-0 lead in the NBA Finals on Wednesday night. No team has ever come back from that deficit in NBA history.

The Dallas Mavericks have an outside shot at making history.

To accomplish it, their biggest star will need to put himself in check, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst says.

Mavs superstar Luka Dončić is averaging 29.7 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in the series’ first three games, so his on-court performance is hardly the issue.

However, Windhorst took exception to a “terrible play” Dončić made when he told his bench, “You better bleeping challenge” a call that gave him his sixth foul of the night, “as if it was the bench’s fault.”

That was the beginning of an all-time rant from Windhorst, who criticized Dončić’s attitude.