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Celtics won't bow to King James posted by Bill Koch on 05/09/2008
We all can't be too sure about just what the next two games will bring for the Boston Celtics -- their opening round series against Atlanta should have taught everyone a lesson about looking ahead.What can certainly be said is that Cleveland has absolutely no chance of returning to the NBA Finals if LeBron James continues ... [more]
Live by Sam Cassell, Die by Sam Cassell posted by Jimmy Toscano on 05/07/2008
Before the 2008 playoffs are through, there is an 87% chance that Sam Cassell will give me a heart attack while watching a Boston Celtics game.... [more]
Welcome to the New Garden...Same as the Old posted by Kevin Stone on 05/07/2008
After attending Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semis last night at the "New" Garden, I now feel like I have an understanidng of what it was like around these parts back in the 80's. I've had the privelage of going to Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins playoff games, but last night's Celtics game was easily the lou... [more]
Cross Your Fingers posted by David Trageser on 05/06/2008
Well, I suppose that I am getting what I wanted. The Cleveland Cavaliers are in Boston for tonight's opening game of the second round of the Eastern Conference Playoffs against the Celtics. A month or two ago, I boldly stated that I wanted the Celtics to play Cleveland in the second round because they are so incon... [more]
The Inaugural Post! posted by Matt Dolloff on 05/06/2008
I don't intend on saying much in this inaugural post; I just want to use this to launch my newest blog into existence. This blog will primarily concern the Red Sox, but I will offer my opinion and insight on all the Boston teams when need be. Tonight I will not be able to see the Red Sox game...Because I'll be in att... [more]
Spurs tired, Hornet fired...up posted by Stephen Chakerian on 05/06/2008
Well I had faith in the Hornets, but even I am surprised at where this series is at heading into Game 3 (two blowouts removed from a 2-0 Hornets lead). I heard one mention of something thus far, and if this series doesn't get past Game 5 then I think I'll hear a lot more of it: How the Spurs had to throw down so much physi... [more]
Dirrty South posted by David Trageser on 05/05/2008
I'm upset that I didn't get to watch game 7 of the Celtics/Hawks Beatdown in Beantown on Sunday, but this gig doesn't exactly pay the bills, so alas I was working for the man instead of cheering loudly and laughing my ass off as the Hawks got served in brutal fashion in Boston. The game speaks for itself (likely won't s... [more]
Celtics almost this year's Mavs posted by Cameron Clow on 05/05/2008
Out all the first round matchups I find it very suprising that the Atlanta Hawks took the Boston Celtics into game seven. I was suprised the Hawks made the playoffs in the first place. Was this a collapse by the juggernaut Celts or did the young Hawks play some of the best basketball of their life?I tend to lean toward... [more]
Watch Out Cavaliers posted by Michael Rothman on 05/05/2008
The Celtics seven game series with the Hawks was a beneficial experience for the Celtics. A team that had never played with each other in the playoffs was able to see what they were really made of. The Hawks, granted they are an extremely young and inexperienced team, p... [more]
2nd Round starts tomorrow... posted by Ken Ito on 05/03/2008
I was hoping that the Houston Rockets would win the 6th game and extend their series to seven games with them defeating the Jazz at long last. But it didn't happen, and now our Lakers face the Jazz, a team that's pretty physical. The Lakers had a six-day layoff, and hopefully they'll be ready. It's a good th... [more]
At Least Somebody's Got My Back on This One posted by David Trageser on 05/03/2008
To all of my Portland based Boston haters who love to throw salt in my game (I'm looking at you, Wizard Whitebread/Raymond), this one is for you. Everybody knows that my homerism is undying and pretty much limitless, but that didn't taint my view of game 6 last night. Even if you were drunk on your hater-ade last ... [more]
Suns Part 3: Trying to Trade Diaw posted by Jordan Ikeda on 05/03/2008
It's been three days now, and I still can’t get them out of my head. I was so angry when Marion got traded. And now, I feel so hopeless that all the fun and joy the Run-and-Gun Suns brought back to the league, has been destroyed with the happy-go-lucky crybaby D’Antoni probably going elsewhere and the burden that is ... [more]
ROCKIN' SECOND-ROUND (& ONWARD) PLAYOFF PREVIEW posted by Peace Wilson on 05/03/2008
Bring on the Jazz! Those Salt Pillars are goin' down! Lakers in 6. In the other semifinal, steely Spurs over stinging Hornets in 6. Western Conference Finals: Lakers-Spurs gunslingin' showdown at the OK Corral. Lakers in 6 or 7.Meanwhile, in the East -- s'up with Boston? What part of put the effin' lowly Hawks away do ... [more]
You Can't be Serious posted by David Trageser on 05/03/2008
Come on... really? What a nightmare. There's not too much to say, other than the officials hosed Paul Pierce and the Boston Celtics yet again. Paul Pierce fouled out on the ticky-tackiest of calls (on a foul that hadn't been called all series), and the Hawks had more than forty attempts at the free throw lin... [more]
Friday is a Big Night for Three Teams posted by Charles on 05/02/2008
Friday May 2 will be a big night. Six teams are playing, and three teams will either advance to the semifinals or force a decisive Game 7. Celtics and Hawks will be playing in Atlanta for Game 6. The Celtics had a huge win in Game 5, and being the top seed of the East they are at the advan... [more]
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It was the Boston Celtics, not Ben Wallace, feeling dizzy after this one. Wallace started Game 3 despite occasional dizziness from an inner ear infection and had one of his best performances since joining Cleveland in a midseason trade. His defensive presence inside was a major factor in the Cavaliers' 108-84 win, which pulled them within 2-1 in their Eastern Conference semifinalseries. [read full article]
Posted Sat, 10 May 2008 21:29:24 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
Posted Sat, 10 May 2008 21:30:26 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
Cavaliers starting forward Ben Wallace is unlikely to play in Game 3 against the Boston Celtics on Saturday night after missing the morning shootaround because of an inner ear infection. Wallace started Game 2 but played less than 4 minutes before leaving when he became dizzy. He had tests on Friday at the Cleveland Clinic. [read full article]
Posted Sat, 10 May 2008 09:54:19 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
LeBron James swished a few uncontested 20-foot jump shots. He made layups, finger rolls, 3-pointers and free throws -- a few left-handed. He even worked on a few trick shots in a friendly game of "P-I-G." On Friday, James hardly missed. It's so easy when the Boston Celtics aren't around. Cleveland's superstar looked relaxed and upbeat on Friday as he and the Cavaliers, down 0-2 in the Eastern... [read full article]
Posted Fri, 09 May 2008 17:22:20 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
Cavaliers starting forward Ben Wallace is doubtful for Game 3 of Cleveland's playoff series against the Boston Celtics because of allergies and a left inner ear infection. Wallace started but played less than 4 minutes in Thursday night's game before he became dizzy and asked to come out. He staggered to the bench and had to be assisted by his teammates before the Cavs' training staff stepped in. [read full article]
Posted Fri, 09 May 2008 15:13:57 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
