In a stunning victory, the Boston Celtics have emerged victorious as the NBA champions, proving all their doubters wrong. Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and the rest of the Celtics' roster were fueled by the negativity surrounding their chances of winning the coveted title. Even their usually mild-mannered coach, Brad Stevens, couldn't resist joining the celebration as the team clinched their 18th championship.

Leading up to the Finals, ESPN's "First Take" panel predicted the outcome incorrectly, with Stephen A. Smith, Udonis Haslem, and Andraya Carter all picking the Dallas Mavericks to win in six games or more. Only Molly Qerim had faith in the Celtics, envisioning their victory in Game 6.

However, Boston swiftly dispatched the Mavericks in just five games, proving just how wrong the panelists were in underestimating the Celtics' abilities. Unsurprisingly, this turned out to be a golden opportunity for the team and their supporters to bask in their redemption.

Taking the victory in stride, Celtics player Oshae Brissett took to social media with a witty post, poking fun at the analysts who doubted his team's abilities. "Game 6 soon gotta lock in," he wrote on X platform, clearly reveling in the sweet taste of victory.

With the NBA championship secured, the Celtics now have the luxury of spending a few days celebrating in Miami before their highly anticipated championship parade in Boston on Friday. This parade will serve as yet another platform for the Celtics to assert their dominance and dunk on the skeptics who failed to believe in them.

The Celtics' remarkable triumph serves as a testament to their resilience, determination, and ability to thrive under pressure. Overcoming the doubt and negativity, they have emerged as the true champions of the NBA, forever cementing their place in Boston's rich basketball history.

As the celebrations continue, one thing is undoubtedly clear: the Boston Celtics have proven that they are a team to be reckoned with, capable of defying expectations and emerging victorious against all odds.