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Update: Thanks to Rick in the comments for pointing out the video. Zach Randolph and Nate Robinson acted like little children themselves during a sideline skirmish last night in Washington. The game went into overtime, but with less than 20 seconds left in regulation the two teammates got into an argument near the team's bench during a time out. From the New York Post's Marc Berman : ...
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CelticsBlog —
... Fear the beard Losses more impressive than wins? Bleacher Report Celtics, Pistons, Magic: The real Big Three BostonSportZ KG's powder routine Golden State of Mind Celtics vs Warriors open thread SI.com Players, teams to watch as trade deadline approaches Fox Sports KG is Boston's really Big Ticket National Post New life for the Lakers Celtics rivalry Boston Now For Celtics, Goliath awaits Questions loom FanHouse Knicks turn on each other Parquet Pride Playoff tested blogger approved Shamrock ...
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LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog —
... he has been struggling somewhat since the shoulder injury. KG still seems to be struggling in spite of his double double. The defense has been missing in the first two games on this trip. They can't outscore teams like Denver, Golden State and Phoenix. They have to play defense. Hopefully they will find their defense again against Phoenix. Also, if Perk still struggles, Big Baby should get the chance to try to stop Shaq. Questions loom FanHouse Knicks turn on each other FL's Take: It just gets worse and worse for the Knicks. When ...
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