bulletsforever.com - 4/15/2008
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Toronto's loss to Detroit made it official. For the third straight year, we're going to be playing Cleveland in the first round of the playoffs. This creates an interesting scenario. Should we shut down Butler and anyone else mildly hurt for the next two games so they're totally healthy for the playoffs, or should we keep playing everyone and try to take over the fourth seed? ...
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I’m sure you all know about the Wizznutzz’s famous Black President campaign shirt by now, maybe you’re even rocking the shirt as you read this, but I know you’re thinking that you’re still not showing as much support as you want to, especially now as The King’s corrupt reign threatens us once again. Allow us to help you take your support of the campaign to your computer screen with this wallpaper:
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Cavaliers 91, 76ers 90 —
NYT > Pro Basketball 4/15/2008
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Devin Brown sank two free throws with 0.2 seconds after Philadelphia was brought back from the locker room and the game seemingly over to lift the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 91-90 win over the 76ers on Monday night.
