sports.yahoo.com - 5/14/2008
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Detroit 91, Orlando
86
And so we say goodbye to the Orlando Magic , mindful of and
unsurprised by the limitations that are sending the team home in the second
round, but hopeful that the learning process and improvin' season has just
begun.
And we're also going to say "t'ank you" to the Detroit
Pistons , who are playing the most determined and efficient brand of ...
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