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Here?s one media member?s perception from allegedly
?Inside the NBA?: ??The Cavaliers crushed the Celtics
124-95 in Game 3 Friday to not only reclaim home-court
advantage with a 2-1 lead in the series, but also create
doubts that Boston can extend this conference semifinal
beyond Game 5 Tuesday in Cleveland -- the beating was
that overwhelming.??
Yeah, and so was Boston?s 104-86 Game 2 victory at
Cleveland, when six Celts scored in double figres and
it didn?t matter that Paul Pierce didn?t score much,
and which had prompted the same guy to say: ?The Cavs
aren?t playing like title favorites. The Cavs can't
beat these rejuvenated Celtics -- and would have even
less hope against Orlando in the next round -- by
maintaining this low gear.?
Blah, blah-blah blah, blah, blah. They use the latest
thing they see to go this way, then that way, then this
way, then that way and hopefully as they?re going that
way today, they?ll drag a lot of people along with them
and the Celtics will go this way.
?Inside the NBA?: ??The Cavaliers crushed the Celtics
124-95 in Game 3 Friday to not only reclaim home-court
advantage with a 2-1 lead in the series, but also create
doubts that Boston can extend this conference semifinal
beyond Game 5 Tuesday in Cleveland -- the beating was
that overwhelming.??
Yeah, and so was Boston?s 104-86 Game 2 victory at
Cleveland, when six Celts scored in double figres and
it didn?t matter that Paul Pierce didn?t score much,
and which had prompted the same guy to say: ?The Cavs
aren?t playing like title favorites. The Cavs can't
beat these rejuvenated Celtics -- and would have even
less hope against Orlando in the next round -- by
maintaining this low gear.?
Blah, blah-blah blah, blah, blah. They use the latest
thing they see to go this way, then that way, then this
way, then that way and hopefully as they?re going that
way today, they?ll drag a lot of people along with them
and the Celtics will go this way.
