celticsblog.com - 5/16/2008
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Celtics Stuff Live2.JPG The Celtics played better on the road in Game 6, but a very poor stretch before and after halftime coupled with even poorer officiating told the story as the Cavs forced a Game 7 on Sunday. Rightfully, a lot of the criticism of this game focused on the officiating and the ridiculous charge called on Paul Pierce in the game's waning moments (Thank you Mr. Joe Forte). ...
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Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Daily Links 5/16
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Herald For Celtics, giant ‘Q’ remains Ray Allen’s play is offensive Doc Rivers puts focus on ending series FL's Take: The Celtics definitely need to end the series tonight. They can win a championship without winning on the road, but their character will always be questioned. ...
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More NBA Shenanigans in Cavs Series I watched the whole Game 6 thing from the pre-game to the final seconds, and like many Celtics fans, were furious. As sloppy as it was, the Celtics would have won that game if the officials didn’t mail it in for the LeBrons - I really believe that now. You can’t possibly make as many bad calls against one team without having an agenda. The conspiracy theories lives on (see Consipracy Theory Takes Life For Celtics which was written from observations of the Hawks series). Mind you the Celtics suck lemons for getting themselves in that position - what’s missing for these NBA-best Celtics is being able to make their shots and ...
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