20secondtimeout.blogspot.com - 4/29/2008
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Joe Johnson has averaged at least 20 ppg each of the last three seasons but the two-time All-Star's skills are just a rumor to many NBA fans because he has spent that time toiling in Atlanta--but if he keeps having performances like Monday night's he will become a household name very quickly. Johnson poured in 35 points on 14-24 field goal shooting as his Hawks stunned the Boston Celtics 97-92.
Celtic Slide
thewarmstove.blogspot.com 4/29/2008 — If there was one thing we learned from last year’s playoffs, its that there’s no such thing as a sure thing. Just ask Dirk Nowitzki. His Dallas Mavericks, with their incredible, league-best 67-15 record, top billing in the Western Conference and 6th best record of all time, met the lowly Golden State Warriors, an upstart team who hadn’t made the playoffs in over a decade. It was supposed to be...
Still Dazed and Confused
celticsblog.com 4/29/2008 — Did that really just happen? Was it all a bad dream? I knew going to bed last night that those would be my first thoughts waking up. As a Celtics blogger and a self appointed voice of Celtics fans everywhere, I'm supposed to have something to say about all this. But I have to admit that I'm still dumbfounded.
Celtic Killer
redsarmy.wordpress.com 4/29/2008 —
Joe Johnson single-handledly beat the Celtics tonight. He torched the C’s defense for 20 points in the fourth quarter (35 total) as the Hawks overcame a 10 pt deficit and won 97-92. After all the taunting and excessive celebration following ...
Hawks Surprise Celtics Again to Even Series
nba.com 4/29/2008 — Joe Johnson scored 35 points - 20 in the fourth quarter - and Josh Smith added 28 points and seven blocks for Atlanta, which surprised the Celtics again 97-92 on Monday night to even the best-of-seven series at two games apiece.
Daily Dime: Johnson has Hawks flying high - NBA
sports.espn.go.com 4/29/2008 — ATLANTA -- It seemed like a weird dream. Ted Turner was sitting courtside cheering. Philips Arena was sold-out and turned into an intimidating venue, seriously. The Atlanta Hawks scored at will and Joe Johnson was the best player on the floor, not ...