Behind the box score, where Cleveland can, and Boston will not

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Behind the box score, where Cleveland can, and Boston will not
The Shamrock Headband found this 5/13/2008 on sports.yahoo.com [flag]
Cleveland 88, Boston 77 That was a fun one, full of spirited play from the Cavaliers that actually went hand-in-hand with some solid adjustments from their coaching staff, and though the Celtics may have fallen short in the end, well ... WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CELTICS?!?!? I know that the intensity level rises beyond comparable levels during the playoffs, and that the Cavaliers have enough ... [link]

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Published 5/13/2008 by Tim (noreply@blogger.com) at The Shamrock Headband
... Rivers is not a good coach, no matter how fine a job he did with this team during the regular season. Last night's miscues are just regular stuff in his oeuvre. In my mind, and as has already been pointed out by Wharper, the Big Baby thing was ridiculous - KG didn't need to rest for long, if at all, and Powe should have been in there if KG was not. But P.J. Brown wasn't the problem; he was productive as hell with his minutes. Anyway, what I mean to say is that veteran faith didn't kill them last night - it was a problem, but not the story of the game. What Mike Brown or Flip ...

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