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Maybe Next Year

01:50 PM ET 05.19

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Sadly the celtics season has ended:( But, next year they will be healthy and ready to make another run for the championship. The celtics bench has improved a lot, I would say that they may be the best bench in the NBA, and they will improve more this offseason. Next year Powe and Garnett will both be healthy and hopefully will not get hurt again. If the celtics could get some young talent that would help them a lot in the long run. Hopefully they keep Glen Davis because he has really shown that he can be a great player, I'm really lookin forward to next year as I kno all Celtics fans…

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Celtics vs. Magic

09:43 AM ET 03.26

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I know that people complain about referees all the time. But last nights game was def. one of the worst reffed games I have ever seen. They started off by calling little baby fouls,and immediatly gave Perkins two offensive fouls, then they didnt call anything for a while. Then they started calling every little thing again. Then that drive by Pierce at the end should have put him at the free throw line, Howard hit him with his body then hit pierce on the arm. I do admit that Howard had a monster game with 20&20 but the celtics should have one that game. If Doc was not so conservative with…

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THE TRUTH!!

12:21 PM ET 03.16

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The story of Paul Pierce is one the greatest stories in the NBA;Paul Pierce was born on October 13, 1977 in Oakland, California but he grew up near Los Angeles in Inglewood, where he learned to shoot hoops on the city's street courts. he grew up hating the celtics. He went on to play basketball at Inglewood High School and led the team to a division championship before moving on to play college basketball at the University of Kansas. Paul Pierce showed he's much more than just a LA streetballer while playing for the Kansas Jayhawks. The forward established himself as a lethal outside shooter…

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