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DALLAS — Less and more was required from Luka Dončić, and given the events of the past two days, Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night wasn’t about the Boston Celtics’ coronation or the possibility of capping off some historic season.

It was about the player with pedigree, catching the strays and hollow points from all sides and causing his coach to deliver an impassioned defense of his star player.

So, yes, it was the ultimate paradox for Dončić — more passion, less emotion. More concentration on the floor, less focus on the officials. More physical force but less forcing his plodding style that gums up Dallas’ offense.

For a night it was perhaps a sign of things to come, or a mere stay of execution until the inevitable. Dončić and the Mavericks staved off embarrassment with a resounding Game 4 win on their home floor, winning 122-84 at American Airlines Center.

The tone was set 90 minutes before the game when Mavericks coach Jason Kidd defended Dončić after two days of the superstar being skewered in the media. Kidd felt the criticism was a bit heavy-handed and too far for someone who’s as decorated as Dončić.

Kidd did it because he knows he has to with the coach-player relationship under scrutiny in today’s NBA, and Kidd has been on both sides.

“That’s my job. My job is to protect him and tell the truth,” Kidd told Yahoo Sports after the game. “I didn’t lie or do anything out of the ordinary. We just went a little too far.”

“We” is more the media, but Kidd felt Dončić has always been accountable — his weight, his basketball character, and many other topics were seemingly on trial before the start of Game 4.

“He’s never run from anything. He always sat there and answered,” Kidd told Yahoo Sports. “If he was dipping and dodging the questions… but he sat down and answered the hard questions. Shoot, guys run and hide and disappear and he understands that. But he’s front and center, and character and who he is, it showed tonight.”

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“That’s our little brother right there. He’s in the Finals. He’s going to make mistakes,” Irving said. “That’s also why I kind of had that kind of peaceful sentiment about me after the game. I’m not about to go up to Luka and say, ‘It’s all your fault.’ That’s not how it works in our locker room. We dang sure don’t want to start those bad habits now. I’ve been on teams where we have allowed the media or opinions to infiltrate what we have going on, and it has not worked out well.”

Kidd kept the message consistent, not changing too much to get his team away from the things that brought them to this point, and they responded.

Dončić responded, and Irving said the Slovenian shut up the critics for a night. But the critics aren’t the opponent here, the Celtics are, and the pendulum of emotion could swing right back in the other direction in 48 hours.

“I mean, it doesn’t change anything. Like I said at the beginning of the series, it’s first to four,” Dončić said. “We going to believe until the end. So we just got to keep going. I have big belief in this team that we can do it, so we just got to keep believing.”

Journey’s cheesy song, “Don’t Stop Believin’” blasted during one of the fourth-quarter timeouts, so maybe it was stuck in Dončić’s head. Or maybe the words easily tumble out of his mouth because that’s how he feels.

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