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Game 6 was Lebron at his best. Almost. Game 7, in hostile territory will be epic, either in success or failure, but first the Cavs had to get there.
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May 18, 2008
Warms my heart to see Federer looking like Federer again. He has struggled with his game in much the same way as LeBron this year. You know the greatness is there but for some reason it has gone dormant. As I do whenever something is on the tip of my brain but won't come out, I turn to Ellen, otherwise known as Game Buddy #1.
Via Cleveland.com
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May 16, 2008
There's a well kept secret in Cleveland; he's stalking downtown with a zoom lens and an appetite for the visual. You've seen his work on And One before. That amazing shot of LeBron's dust ritual; C-Town sunsets; flying bikers.
Via MVN
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May 18, 2008
Sixteen years after the last time they met in Boston for Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Cavaliers and Celtics meet again with a trip to the NBA's Final Four on the line. If only Marv Albert and the NBA on NBC were still around to hype up what has been the perfect throwback to how the NBA used to be played. One thing hasn't changed, though: it's Game...
Via BostonSportZ.com
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May 15, 2008
Listen, I understand Lebron is fantastic! He is one of the top 5 players in the NBA, But after listening to his comments during last night's press conference, I don't know how you can cheer for a guy that only cares about himself. You may say it to your boys in private, but not publicly. I THOUGHT he was better than that.
Via pistonpost.com
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May 18, 2008
BOSTON (AP) - Paul Pierce returned home and made sure the Celtics would play there again.Boston's captain scored 41 points, hit two clinching free throws with 7.9 seconds left and led the team with the NBA's best regular season record to a 97-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday in Game 7 for a spot in the Eastern Conference finals.
That round begins Tuesday...
Via Upside and Motor
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May 15, 2008
Cleveland. Utah. What did both losses have in common? The momentum-killing early shot clock three pointer.
Via BostonSportZ.com
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May 15, 2008
Doc and Paul talk about how frustrated KG was headed into last night's big win where he stepped up.
"He's Nuts" -Doc Rivers
Via BostonSportZ.com
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May 17, 2008
There were many reasons why the Celtics lost last night, such as LeBron going to the line more than the whole Celtics team and Perk and baby couldn't even look at a Cavs player without getting a foul called on them. BUT THIS FOUL ON PIERCE MIGHT BE THE WORST FOUL AT CRUNCH TIME I'VE EVER SEEN. In the words of Tommy HEINSOHN "THAT'S ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS"
Via rawsportsblog.com
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May 17, 2008
Home has been a great place to be for several teams. One is the Boston Celtics. The other is the Cleveland Cavaliers. Guess which one was celebrating after last night?
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May 17, 2008
So far this postseason, the Cavaliers haven't managed to go down easily. So far this postseason, the Celtics have yet to win on the road. This weekend, someone's luck is about to change. Here's the series recap so far.
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Via FilteringCraig.com
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May 16, 2008
Mike Brown can't be trusted with LeBron James' last two guaranteed seasons in Cleveland. He is a one-dimensional coach who has maxed out on his potential. No matter what happens in the Boston series, the experiment is over and the Cavs need to move in a different direction.
Via Lynchy Right Now
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May 17, 2008
The NBA playoffs have been as advertised and I'm here to say; it certainly doesn't get much better than this. With the Celtics shaking impending doom and the quietest dynasty still alive (the San Antonio Spurs for you non-round ball fans) the NBA playoffs are about to explode
Via Waiting For Next Year
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May 15, 2008
Talk about a tale of two halves. The Cavs enjoyed a 14 point lead in the second quarter, only to see it disappear on consecutive big shots by Rajon Rondo. Still, the Cavs were in position to win this game but couldn't get it done in the third and fourth quarters.
Via Waiting For Next Year
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May 15, 2008
WaitingForNextYear has the acceptance speech from Exec of the Year, Danny Ainge.
Via rawsportsblog.com
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May 15, 2008
Hey I like the Boston Celtics and Danny Ainge just as much as the next guy and think the C's are the best team in the league but he's far from being the NBA Executive of The Year. Just look at
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