The New York Times – Sports:
Boston and Miami keep trading blowout wins in their playoff series.
Author: Sopan Deb
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Boston Celtics Provide the Drama. Miami Heat Deliver the Win.
The New York Times – Sports:
A strange playoff series keeps getting weirder with injury scares and furious comebacks. It’s difficult to tell who is best prepared to adapt.
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Marcus Smart Leads Boston Celtics Over Miami Heat in Game 2
The New York Times – Sports:
Smart, the Celtics’ point guard, made an impact on offense and defense as Boston beat Miami in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals.
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Who Referees the NBA Referees? On TV, Steve Javie Does.
The New York Times – Sports:
Steve Javie was an N.B.A. official for 25 years. Now he spends his time on TV during games, telling viewers if today’s refs are making the right calls.
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Who Referees the NBA Referees? On TV, Steve Javie Does.
The New York Times – Sports:
Steve Javie was an N.B.A. official for 25 years. Now he spends his time on TV during games, telling viewers if today’s refs are making the right calls.
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NBA Preview: Miami Heat and Boston Celtics Fight to Win the East
The New York Times – Sports:
Miami and Boston will meet in the Eastern Conference finals, with each team rightfully confident in its ability to win. The series may be too close to call.
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The Phoenix Suns Weren’t Supposed to Get Pushed to Game 7
The New York Times – Sports:
The Suns have been off their game against Dallas. (So. Many. Turnovers.) But the Mavericks are flawed, too. They have one last game to get it together.
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Celtics’ Horford Turns Back the Clock and the Bucks
The New York Times – Sports:
Horford, Boston’s 35-year-old center, delivered 30 points and one big dunk as the Celtics tied their series, 2-2.
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Anybody Can Dribble a Basketball. But Few Can Do It Like This.
The New York Times – Sports:
Three elite dribblers of the past — God Shammgod, Tim Hardaway and Oscar Robertson — share their secrets, and name their favorites now.