Disco Volante
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Might be easier with the Magic, stop Howard and they stop a large chunk of their offense.
I expect at least one fight, both teams are angry and not affraid to mix it up.
If Perk gets in foul trouble, we're in deep s**t. Can you imagine Howard posting up Mikey? Could get ugly.
I'm not optimistic about this series, but will never underestimate the heart of the champions. GO CELTS!
Howard wont be the killer in this series. It will be finding someone to guard Rashad Lewis.
Wow...down by 28 at one point...they showed some heart trying to come back, but the team really needs to be fire up in the BEGINNING of the game!!! LOL
Game 2 won and Game 3 sees the Magic down another player with Rafir Alston suspended for slapping Eddie House in the back of the head...Celtics surely can take advantage of this and take a 2-1 series lead.
I'm not following the logic of the television networks and NBA with today's scheduling. More Laker fans would watch their game from 5:00-8:00 LA time than from noon-3:00, and just as many, if not more Boston fans would watch the Celtics from 3-6 pm than from 8-11. In addition to those backwards starting times, they once again are putting the Celtics game head-to-head against the Red Sox. The majority of Celtics fans are also Red Sox fans; why would the NBA and the networks want to split the Boston fan base and lower their ratings when they could easily avoid that by making this simple switch? The baseball schedule was made far in advance and they're not going to change but the NBA playoff times change with each series. It just seems like TNT and the NBA are shooting themselves in the foot with this scheduling decision.
nice shotHoly crap baby!!!!!!!!
Holy crap baby!!!!!!!!