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All Tied Up: Ray Allen's Record Shooting Leads Celtics To Game 2 Win, 103-94
Ray Allen's hot hand -- he set a new NBA Finals record with eight 3-pointers -- led the Celtics to a win in Game 2, evening the NBA Finals with the Lakers at one game each as the series heads back to Boston on Tuesday. Read more at CelticsBlog and Silver Screen and Roll.
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June 7, 2010
VIDEO: Doc Rivers' Running Timeout Saves Celtics From Eight-Second Violation
When the Celtics are in danger of getting whistled for an eight-second, half-court violation, it helps to have a former athlete as a head coach.
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June 7, 2010
CelticsBlog: What Were The Differences Between Game 1 And Game 2
The Celtics won an important game Sunday night to tie the NBA Finals with the Lakers at one game each. The big question is how were the Celtics able to play so well last night, after they were dominated just three days earlier? Greg Payne of CelticsBlog breaks down the four important differences between Game 1 and Game 2.
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June 7, 2010
CelticsBlog: Allen And Rondo Battle For Game 2 MVP
An easy test to determine if a team just played a great game: you have trouble deciding who should be that night's MVP. And that's exactly the "dilemma" CelticsBlog is faced with after Sunday night's Celtics win over the Lakers in Game 2, 103-94.
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June 6, 2010
Celtics 103, Lakers 94: Allen's Shooting, Rondo's Triple-Double Lead Boston In Game 2
Ray Allen set an NBA Finals record by making eight shots from beyond the arc on the way to a 32-point night, as the Celtics evened the championship series with a 103-94 Game 2 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.