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As my colleague Chris Ryan said up here on the ninth floor of TD Banknorth Garden, “This is one of the ugliest games I’ve ever seen.” Yes. But Brian Scalabrine and Paul Pierce just hit back-to-back treys to cut the Magic lead to 89-83. There’s 2:40 left here. The Magic look scared. A few more [...]
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An Eddie House trey (which kinda looked like a two from my viewpoint) and a Rajon Rondo steal and breakaway dunk cut the lead to 81-71 with 10:10 remaining in the game. Again, do the C’s have it in them? After seven brutal games? Rondo appears to have awoken from his daze. He looked like [...]
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After falling behind 65-37 at 8:36 in the third, the Celtics outscored the Magic 25-13 to cut the lead to 16 at the end of three. The Celtics are getting to the line, which helps lengthen the game. But it’s gonna take a heck of a defensive effort to come all the way back… Big [...]
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The Celtics, sadly, slept through the first half. Orlando has a 54-36 lead. Glen Davis (8 points) has been OK. Paul Pierce scored seven points and Stephon Marbury — of all people — has eight, but Boston looks godawful. The Celtics are shooting 39.5 percent and Orlando is at 52.4 percent. Rashard Lewis is leading [...]
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Less than a minute into the game, Big Baby Davis has already drawn a charge on Dwight Howard. Couple more of those and Baby’ll be the hero of Game 1. Howard has one bucket so far but Kendrick Perkins is battling him hard. Perk already has a block of Howard. Four minutes in it’s 4-4. [...]
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Doc Rivers doesn’t want the Celtics to over think anything tonight. As is usually the case, Doc delivered a few good lines. Prepare for the Magic? Rivers chose rest instead. Right now, after a seven-game series, there’s a battle between (in his words) brains and legs. Even if there’s work to be done, “I’m taking [...]
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