BOSTON --- After beating the Lakers without LeBron James and the Wizards without John Wall, the Golden State Warriors were eager to test themselves against a full-strength opponent. The Boston Celtics were just what they were looking for. Kevin Durant had 33 points and nine rebounds, Stephen Curry scored 24 points and Klay Thompson had 21, including two key free throws, for Golden State on Saturday night to beat Boston 115-111 and give the Warriors their 10th win in a row. "We needed this game," said Steve Kerr, who became the fastest coach in NBA history to 300 victories. "We needed to be challenged and we were challenged big-time and it could have gone either way." Kyri...
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