Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens knew his young team would have a tough time contending with the ball movement and championship experience of the San Antonio Spurs. Tim Duncan set the tone early, Tony Parker and Kawhi Leonard cleaned up late and the Spurs never trailed Friday night in holding off the Celtics 101-89 after getting a late scare.
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Leonard scores 22, Spurs top Celtics 101-89 after late scare
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