Go Celtics!!!!
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LuxuryMobile
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Here's hoping that Boston doesn't win.
kronos
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:iagree: As a Lakers fan, I'm a tad bit biased.
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Gotta agree with that. OKC is tough right now. I'd put money on them.
Heat win!
Kings lose.
OKC will win the championship
Ha Miami won!! Celebration time.
kronos
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Maybe. Wussel and Daruntula are playing awesome, but more than anything I would like to see a 7 game series. Is Russel and Durant > Lebron and Wade?
It is going to be a bad ass championship series. Don't forget about Harden.
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Too bad this man is not around today...
The current Celtics just may be in need his well-known "shooting abilities" to down the Heat!
BTW...
He was the first professional basketball player to break a backboard!!
This happened in the first-ever Boston Celtics game, played on November 5, 1946 at Boston Arena.
Bob
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BTW...
He was the first professional basketball player to break a backboard!!
This happened in the first-ever Boston Celtics game, played on November 5, 1946 at Boston Arena.
Bob
How did he break the backboard? Were players dunking back then?
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The only time from when Naismith invented the game of "Basket Ball", until present date, that I have knowledge that a basketball player (at any level of play...except for professional leagues such as the NBA) wasn't allowed to "dunk", was during the 1967-1976 time frame.
(Although Coach Wooden always adhered to the mantra that this ruling was due to: safety of the players/equipment breakage possibilities...It's still known as: "The Lew Alcindor Rule").
BTW...
The Celtic "shooter", so pictured, stood 6'5" ...
And "dunking" isn't the only way to break backboard!
Bob