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The Orange Squeeze:
While the NBA didn't have much going on last night, with just three games on tap, it seems that one ex Syracuse player was in action, and that means it is time to recap his performance on the night, and here in The Orange Squeeze it's done with my daily post called "Orange in the League". And ...
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December 11, 2008
It is time to do some talking about the ex Syracuse players now in the pro's since yesterday (once again due to family commitments) I was not able to do my "Orange in the League" post. So this one will take care of the games on Tuesday (12/09) and then later on today I will do the one about the ...
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December 12, 2008
The Boston Celtics Thursday night shot 55.7% (44-79) from the floor, 53.3% (8-15) from outside the arc, and had 7 players in double figures, as they decimated the Washington Wizards at the Verizon Center by a score of 122-88. It puts the "Green Team" winning streak at 13 straight games, and at 21-2 it is the best start in team history. Boston dominated from the opening...
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December 12, 2008
I guess all that talk about the Boston Celtics being complacent after their championship can be put to bed. I guess all those questions asking whether the Boston Celtics can stay hungry have been answered. The best basketball team in the world is off to their best start ever.
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December 11, 2008
Kevin Garnett. Fast becoming the most hated man in basketball.
Yes, I know we've tread this path before, and many will think that this is an absolutely ridiculous assertion to make, but with the vanilla-rization of one Kobe Bryant... well... who else is there?
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December 11, 2008
As I pointed out earlier tonight, KG wore a larger sleeve on his right knee during tonight's blowout win over the Wizards. He appeared gimpy to my eyes, but I thought it had more to do with my paranoia. However Marc Spears also noticed that something was up:
Celtics forward Kevin Garnett doesn't seem to be [...]
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Im a big FAN of yours. I was just wondering when you do your jump shots do you use to hands to push it or do you use one hand? Also could you send me back at nicholasurban@gmail.com please
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December 11, 2008
There's no one in the NBAa??
no, waita??
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December 12, 2008
There is an old saying that you win with character, not characters--but the reason that old sayings last is that they contain truth.During a timeout in Boston's 122-88 victory over Washington, TNT's David Aldridge told the following story about Ray Allen:"Back in Washington, D.C., where Ray Allen has had a very good night on the court, but off the court he did what he...
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December 11, 2008
Hey.....did you guys know that the Wizards beat the Pistons [game blog on Bullets Forever]? In the midst of yesterday's trade frenzy, I was unable to get down any thoughts on the game.Once again, the Wiz had to claw their way back. In the first meeting with Detroit, they had to fight back just ...
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December 11, 2008
Eventually, Javaris Crittenton is going to start feeling bad about himself. 3 teams in a year and a half. And this year? The Wizards have nothing to play for. So what do they need to do? Develop the tall back-up with a great first step and fast hands. Because Gilbert is currently a 9 figure ...
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December 11, 2008
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