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Rondo's last 5 games: 7.0 PPG, 6.8 APG, 33% FG, mailed in the LAC/NJ losses.


3/14/11: the night the Celts blew a #1 seed once + for all. Road to Finals now 3x harder. Phi or NYK, Miami, then Bulls w/o homecourt. ****.

just a week ago the world was coming to an end for Miami, and now they string together 3 straight, and Boston invites them right back into the picture for a 1.

This news interests me.

The most alarming thing was watching the game last night and seeing how good Bynum looked. He was matching Howard stride-for-stride with the bully ball.

Add in how much of an effect Perk had down low for OKC last night and you really, really, really have to wonder what Danny Ainge was thinking.

his guys are old. stick a fork in them after this year.

he's trying to get younger, and perkins was most definitely certainly gone after this year.

so, they got younger for the foreseeable future. at the expense of getting to the finals this year.

No need to push the panic button just yet. Don't forget what happened last year.

Totally agree on Bynum. This is the type of play Laker fans have been waiting for for years out of him. He was a black hole on the boards and they can now funnel the opposing O at him more and let Gasol roam a little more free. Them only losing one game so far after the all-star break has Bynum written all over it (because Kobe sure as hell has been spotty). Now if he can just stay healthy through June...

Celtics could fall to 3rd with their craptastic play of late.

I would like to see what their record would be if they traded divisions with Houston, Memphis, or NOLA.

Dallas - Loss x 2
Memphis - Win in OT, Loss
NOLA - Loss, Win
Spurs - Win
Rockets - Loss x 2

Record vs. Southwest: 3 - 6 with a game against the Spurs to go. (versus 11-3 against their current division).

As soon as they left SA with a win, they dropped another.

Shaq played 5 minutes...and got hurt.