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[QUOTE="arilliusbm:1081519"][QUOTE="SkinSandwich:1081515"]So......Ummmmmmm When are people going to start talking about the Celtics winning the series and not Lebron losing it? Just wondering. K? Stanks.[/QUOTE] yep. Here's the beginning of bob ryans globe article this morning: Hey, America. Remember the Boston Celtics? 17 titles. The Leprechaun. Red Auerbach and his cigar. The parquet. The banners. Russ? Cooz? Hondo? Larry? A couple of Big Threes? Tradition! Anyway, while all you out there in the Great Beyond tuned in last night to see what fate had in store for LeBron James, the Cavaliers, the city of Cleveland, the state of Ohio, and perhaps even how the balance of power for the next 10 years in the NBA might be affected, for those who care about the fortunes of the Boston Celtics this was Game 6, and nothing more. LeBron was just another villain standing in the way of another Celtics’ championship run. Boston is the only city in America in which people are saying this morning that the Celtics won, and thus will be playing Orlando Sunday afternoon in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. Everywhere else, LeBron lost. [/QUOTE]
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