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Jaylen Brown rewards Celtics fans who returned lost championship ring

There were over a million fans out during the Boston Celtics Championship parade and yet, Luke and Adi found Jaylen Brown's lost ring. They gave it back and now get to reap the rewards of their honesty

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Nearly two weeks after losing his Boston Celtics Championship ring, Jaylen Brown was finally reunited with the ring thanks to two fans.

It feels like the Boston Celtics Championship parade was ages ago.

Well, Celtics forward and MVP Jaylen Brown would probably agree since he lost his ring along the parade route and has been hoping to get it back.

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However, thanks to two good Samaritans, his nearly two-week search has come to an end, and he's showing his thanks in a big way.

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Brown is an Eastern Conference Finals MVP and now a huge hero from how it appears on his social media.

In a clip he posted to his Instagram, the two fans who found his ring were so excited to return it to him and almost seemed satisfied with the opportunity to meet him. 

The awesome interaction between fans Luke and Adi, who apparently found Brown's 7uice Foundation ring, came two weeks after he posted a plea on social to anyone who could find it. 

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While he was celebrating the C’s Banner 18 during the parade, he lost that ring while sporting the championship hardware he'd just earned and told whoever found it, they'd get a reward.

He made good on that promise, gifting Luke and Adi with some autographed swag and courtside tickets to the ring ceremony.

This task was a like a needle in a haystack. There were over a million fans out there during the parade and yet, they found the ring, gave it back and now get to reap the rewards of their honesty.

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