Lakers fan celebrates NBA championship on streets of Los Angeles in an actual bubble​​​​​​

While several fans all across world celebrated Los Angeles Lakers winning ir 17th NBA championship on Sunday night, one fan took celebrating with social distancing guidelines to a whole new level. A Lakers fan was seen celebrating his team's  2020 NBA title on streets of Los Angeles in an actual bubble after 172 games that took place at NBA bubble at Walt Disney World in Orlando. Lakers prevailed 106-93 in Game 6 of NBA Finals against Miami Heat to go level with Boston Celtics as  team with most NBA championships in history. 

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Lakers 2020 champions: Fan celebrates NBA championship win inside an actual bubble

Under current circumstances of pandemic, best place to celebrate an NBA championship is at home, but Lakers faithful flooded streets of LA following Game 6 of NBA Finals. It was a joyous moment for Lakers, who waited an entire decade to witness ir team lift a record 17th NBA championship. However, with coronavirus still a threat, one Lakers fan took to streets and joined in celebrations by putting himself in an actual bubble. 

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Huge crowds gared on streets of LA, outside Staples Center, to celebrate Lakers' NBA championship on Sunday night. Plenty of fans donned masks and hoisted flags of Yellow and Purple while one man rolled towards Staples Center in a bubble. Fans on social media were left stunned with Lakers celebrations, especially man in a bubble.

While many believed that Lakers fan took a subtle dig at NBA for hosting 172 games at NBA bubble in Orlando, some believed that Lakers fan was actually following extreme levels of social distancing. 

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Lakers vs Heat highlights: LeBron James awarded NBA Finals MVP

LeBron James scored 28 points, collected 14 rebounds and compiled 10 assists - his NBA Finals-record 11th triple-double in Game 6 vs Heat.  During series, 35-year-old averd a staggering 29.8 points, 11.8 rebounds and 8.5 assists. James won fourth NBA championship of his career on Sunday as Lakers prevailed 106-93 in Game 6 of NBA Finals. LeBron was also crowned NBA MVP for fourth time in his career, becoming first to pick up award for three different teams.

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