EC Playoffs Round 2: (1) Cavaliers vs. (4) Celtics
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Just heard this on the post-game.
TNT Guy (maybe Ernie?): That was a tough officiated game.
Shaq: Yeah, like in Sacramento when Chris was playing there.
LATER
Webb: Shaq, Tim Donaghy on the phone for you.
Shaq: I'm glad you said that.
Ok, that may not be word for word, but it was a pretty funny exchange. Thought you all might like it (if you didn't see it yourself).
TNT Guy (maybe Ernie?): That was a tough officiated game.
Shaq: Yeah, like in Sacramento when Chris was playing there.
LATER
Webb: Shaq, Tim Donaghy on the phone for you.
Shaq: I'm glad you said that.
Ok, that may not be word for word, but it was a pretty funny exchange. Thought you all might like it (if you didn't see it yourself).
MVP! MVP!
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I was thinking that watching the game-Rondo is definitely playing like an MVP caliber player and I was expecting to hear the chants a couple times when he went to the line- kinda dissapointed that they didn't come out, that crowd was energetic and involved and would have picked up on the chance to rub it in Lebron's face. Rondo was doing everything today- carrying the scoring load, finding his open shooters, and fighting hard for rebounds (!!). At this point, Rondo IS Boston, and he should seriously be in the discussion for the best PG in the league right now.
Also, the officiating in this game was HORRENDOUS. Granted, they were giving Boston their calls when Rondo was being aggressive and getting fouled going to the basket, but they were calling way too many phantom calls/ticky-tack calls against the Celtics, especially early when it looked like the Celtics were pulling away and Cavs were playing like crap. Boston fans were right: bull****.
Absolutely correct. You know what was telling? Not seeing LeBron run back to contest shots on Boston fast breaks. Normally, when a Celt was dribbling down the court on a break you'd see him looking over his shoulder to see where LeBron was. Last night, LeBron didn't contest anything. He just gave up. The Celts weren't the least concerned.
I wonder if last night had anything to do with LeBron thinking this could be his last game in Cleveland? I know it's just one game, but this game could signify LeBron is heading for greener pastures.
I wonder if last night had anything to do with LeBron thinking this could be his last game in Cleveland? I know it's just one game, but this game could signify LeBron is heading for greener pastures.