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There was a phrase we in the media who covered MLB used a few years ago to describe the velocity of elite pitchers. You may remember it, when somebody described a C.C. Sabathia fastball as "Electric." It never really caught on long term, I don't know why because I thought it was a great descriptive phrase. The reason I bring that up is "Electric" would be the perfect adjective to describe the Boston Celtics offense on Sunday and they just put an old fashioned butt kicking on the Phoenix Suns 128-108.
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