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    Celtics win their 10th in a row, but L.A. makes it interesting after trailing by 21

    by Tania Ganguli, Los Angeles Times Nov 09, 2017 2 minutes

    BOSTON - Before Wednesday night, Lonzo Ball had only heard about the Los Angeles Lakers' rivalry with the Boston Celtics. His father used to show him old footage of games between the teams.

    On Wednesday night, Ball got a small taste of it himself.

    The green-clad fans at the TD Garden booed him heartily early in the game.

    "It's their home," Ball said. "I'd boo too if I

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