Who Will Win the 2009 NBA Championship?

 

Published 7/30/2008 by Dillon Robinson at Bleacher Report - NBA

Will the Boston Celtics retain there NBA Championship? That's the question on everyone's mind. I'm no basketball expert, but here are my predictions: 2009 NBA Playoffs: Los Angeles Lakers Boston Celtics New York Knicks Chicago Bulls San Antonio Spurs New Orleans Hornets Orlando Magic Detroit Pistons Cleveland Cavaliers Utah Jazz Denver Nuggets Dallas Mavericks Washington Wizards Philadelphia 76ers Toronto Raptors Phoenix Suns   Conference Finals: Los Angeles Lakers vs. San Antonio Spurs Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Boston Celtics   NBA Finals: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Cleveland Cavaliers [link]

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Thank You Leon Powe

ranter posted 7/30/2008 from www.celticsblog.com

POWE! I don't know how many times I yelled that reflexively during Celtics games, but suffice to say it was a lot. Leon Powe is like a shot of adrenaline to the flow of a game. He's the cup of espresso that jolts your morning into 3rd gear. He's the proverbial bull knocking over shelves of china as the shopkeeper weeps in a corner. I love watching Leon Powe play the game of basketball. .
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ETB’s Scribes of the NBA Interview Series - David Friedman of 20 Second Timeout

MrThell posted 7/30/2008 from www.emptythebench.com

For our next installment in the Scribes of the NBA Interview Series ETB is proud to present freelance hoops writer David Friedman. Enjoy ten questions from ETB and ten answers from Mr. Friedman covering the 2008 NBA Finals, the great Dr. J, the new basketball metrics, living the mustachioed life and more.
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Seeing dollar signs of trouble

ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog found this 7/30/2008 on blogs.sun-sentinel.com

             A few thoughts on what has happened and how it hits home:                              ...
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Top 5 Most Overpaid NBA Players for 2008-09

daddycane posted 7/30/2008 from thehoopdoctors.com

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Cavsboard.com Podcast #3: Artest, West, Gordon

Cavsboard posted 7/30/2008 from www.cavsboard.com

Bob Schmidt of Cavsboard discusses Ron Artest going to Houston, Delonte West's contract stalemate and Ben Gordon's desire to be the highest paid Chicago Bull.
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