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BOSTON ? Boston forward Kendrick Perkins tells everyone who will listen that he is a beast. He even named his Web site www.perkisabeast.com
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In honor of Rodney Stuckey's valiant playoff performance, our very own #3 has earned himself a spot in the Piston Post wallpaper section.
Cash in on the goods at http://pistonpost.com/wallpapers/
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May 29, 2008
1. The reason you actually need to have an offense and offensive plays was more than evident in the 4th quarter - you would think a head coach of a 66-win team would know this.
2. Our best player looks to pass first when he's 10 feet from the basket and open, even when he's on his way to a 33 point night.
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In Game Six of the Eastern Conference Finals, Rasheed Wallace had problems with foul trouble. After picking up his 5th foul with 9:05 minutes left in the 4th he was sent to the bench and ESPN put the camera on him. He looked at the camera and said "I ain't gonna tell you no more..Get that Fu@*ing camera out of my face, then throws his towel at the camera. Here is the Video.
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May 31, 2008
Game 6 in Detroit, and nobody expected the Celtics to win, at least not me. But hey, it was time for the real Boston Celtics to show up in these playoffs . . . on the road . . . and finally get it done in the 4th quarter. Celtics defeated the Pistons winning 89-81 going away after coming back from a 10 point deficit early in the 4th.
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May 29, 2008
Coach Doc Rivers answers questions on Practice Day, Thursday May 29 2008, after the Boston Celtics’ win against the Detroit Pistons in Game 5 of the 2008 Eastern Conference Finals.
Q. I just wanted to ask you first of all about Tony Allen. How is he doing today?
Doc Rivers: He’s doing good. I haven’t talked to [...]
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Coach Flip Saunders of the Detroit Pistons, before Game 5 of the 2008 Eastern Conference Finals.
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Coach Flip Saunders of the Detroit Pistons, after the Pistons’ loss to the Boston Celtics in Game 5 of the 2008 Eastern Conference Finals.
Q. Flip, rebounding has been an issue throughout this series, but it really, really crushed you guys tonight. Talk about that.
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May 29, 2008
YOU WANT THIS TO HAPPEN, YOU NEED THIS TO HAPPEN, IT WILL HAPPEN.
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Do the Celtics have a shot?
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Is this Lakers in 4 going to be even more convincing than Spurs over Cavs?
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Coach Doc Rivers of the Boston Celtics, before Game 5 of the 2008 Eastern Conference Finals.
Q. Is Tony Allen dressing tonight? And if not, who’s replacing him on the active roster?
Doc Rivers: These deep, penetrating questions. No, he’s not dressing tonight. He got injured, I guess, in the one-on-one games yesterday. So Scalabrine.
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