Will “Big Baby” Take His First Steps In The Finals In Game Six?

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Will “Big Baby” Take His First Steps In The Finals In Game Six?
LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog found this 6/17/2008 on www.slamdunkcentral.com [flag]
In the column that I wrote just before the NBA Finals began, It's Back To The Future As Celtics Host Lakers In Finals I predicted the Boston Celtics to win the series in seven games. After Boston won game four in stunning fashion, coming back from a 24 point deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 97-91, I amended my prediction. I told my friends, both in and out of the media, that ... [link]

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Published 6/17/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) at LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog
... defense has yet to play well in Finals CBS News Lakers survive Game 5 using much needed physicality BostonSportZ Another fantastic charity raffle for tickets to game 6 Metro Fighting fatigue Washington Post Garnett welcomes the Jungle Free For All In the Garden lurks the inevitable Slam Dunk Central Will Big Baby take his first steps in the Finals in game six? Lex Nihil Novi #33 ...

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