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The Boston Celtics shot 56.4% (44-78) from the floor, and 54.5% (12-22) from outside the arc, while holding the New Jersey Nets to an anemic 38.8% (26-67) resulting in Boston?s drubbing of the Nets Wednesday night 118-86. Boston dominated for the entire evening to win it?s third straight game. Boston had 6 players in double [...]
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