Last Stand of the Celtics and Cavaliers: Five Things to Watch in Game Seven

Brian posted 5/17/2008 from www.emptythebench.com [flag]

Let’s just be honest: despite the considerable star power on the court, more than a few of these first six games between the Celtics and Cavs have been hard to watch… but of course that doesn’t mean we haven’t tuned in every night. As we head into Sunday afternoon's decisive Game 7, here's five (of the many) things to watch for as the game unfolds. [link]

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Daily Links 5/18
Published 5/18/2008 at CelticsBlog
... settles issue for Cavs NBA Source Why Celtics must win Detroit Free Press All eyes on Beantown Pistons fans should root for the Celtics in game 7 Eagle Tribune Thibodeau outworked everyone Secretary of Defense Bleacher Report Keys to a Cavs' victory on the road Note to Cavs: Watch out for Kevin Garnett in game 7 Beacon Journal Five deep thoughts on Cavs SI.com Win or go home for Cavs, Celtics Empty the Bench Last stand for the Celtics and Cavaliers ProJo All pressure is on the Celtics In playoffs ...

Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Daily Links 5/18
Published 5/18/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) at LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog
... fans should root for the Celtics in game 7 Eagle Tribune Thibodeau outworked everyone Secretary of Defense Bleacher Report Keys to a Cavs' victory on the road Note to Cavs: Watch out for Kevin Garnett in game 7 Beacon Journal Five deep thoughts on Cavs SI.com Win or go home for Cavs, Celtics Empty the Bench Last stand for the Celtics and Cavaliers ProJo All pressure is on ...

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