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The Celtics' playoff quest is just getting started, and it feels like it's already over.

The Celtics don't have Kevin Garnett and they are not going to repeat. They are in for a bloody death and it's just a matter of who plays the executioner. It could be Cleveland or it could be Orlando.

But Chicago? The 41-41 Bulls?


The Celtics dropped a stinkbomb on North Station yesterday. Coming out flatter than Tommy Heinsohn's rookie haircut, the champs lost the first game of their title defense, 105-103, in overtime against Chicago.

http://www.boston.com/sports/basket...elt_like_the_beginning_of_the_end_1240101263/
 
the celts need KG so bad right now it isn't even funny. especially if allen decides to take the first round off like last year. that game yesterday was hard to watch. ugh.
 
Who woulda thought this match up would be the most exciting of the first round, it's shaping up to be. I really can't stand either team but the games were great.

If Miami could play half as inspired as Chicago i'd be thrilled.
 
Who woulda thought this match up would be the most exciting of the first round, it's shaping up to be. I really can't stand either team but the games were great.

If Miami could play half as inspired as Chicago i'd be thrilled.


Hell, if the Magic could play half as inspired as Chicago....

And they're ten times as talented!!!!

I'm pissed.
 
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CHICAGO -- It was a primal scream, delivered with all the rock-star force and decibels that Joakim Noah could muster in a half-raucous, half-exhausted arena. "AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!" he yelled, or something like that. After another three hours and 56 minutes of psychoball, part of an epic series with four overtime games, seven overtime periods, 65 ties, 105 lead changes, 16 stitches, a claw to the face and a slammed body into an NBA Cares advertisement, what else would The Greatest First-Round Series Ever do but produce a Game 7?

http://jay-mariotti.fanhouse.com/2009/05/01/avenging-bulls-keep-crazy-series-alive/
 
I'm a die heart Chicago fan and I never realized how much I hate Boston...There a dirty team... This is to all Boston fans that say they suck cause garnett is out...I know he is good but we have deng out and u have no bench or depth we do so quit complaining...
 

Big moment by Big Baby


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Everyone dreams of taking the final shot in the final second, but not everyone really wants to do it. Truth be told, most guys want the ball in their hands as time is running out about as much as they want to sit next to someone with swine flu on a three-hour plane flight.

Glen Davis, however, wanted the ball as the final seconds were disappearing and the Celticsoptions had dwindled down to him. When he got it with both Game 4 and the Eastern Conference semifinal series in jeopardy, he did what big men do in big situations, hitting a face-up, 21-foot jump shot as time expired to keep the Celtics from all but doing the same.

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/columnists/view.bg?articleid=1171463
 

This time, it was the Celtics' turn to shut themselves down.

After rallying for two successive victories, Boston squandered a 10-point lead in falling, 83-75, to the Magic in Game 6 of their second-round playoff series last night. The deciding game is Sunday night at 8 at the Garden.
But this was not a characteristic Celtics collapse. They made defensive stands, limiting the Magic to 36.6 percent field goal shooting. But they lost their way offensively, scoring only 29 points in the second half and going scoreless over the final 3:47.


"We didn't run out of gas, I guess we just choked," guard Rajon Rondo said. "We turned the ball over and things did not go our way. We were not the more aggressive team. They fought back and stuck with it."

http://www.boston.com/sports/basket.../2009/05/15/celtics_pushed_to_limit_by_magic/
 
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