By Reid Cherner, USA TODAY
Updated 3h 38m ago
By Brendan Maloney, US Presswire
But it turns out that the Thunder and Celtics had no thoughts about going paws up.
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In fact, with the Thunder having a 3-2 advantage and Boston having the momentum thanks to the play of Rajon Rondo, we could be looking at a finals in Boston and Oklahoma City.
"They're a hell of a basketball team," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said after his team lost at home. "These guys are hard to guard, talented, hungry, athletic. The bottom line is you can't turn it over 21 times for 28 points against a team like that. They're too good."
Of course this could all change again. It has been years since San Antonio has four consecutive games and the Heat still have a home court advantage.
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While we are mixing and matching, here is some good work by some good people that we might have missed while sleeping or wondering if there will be a parade in Los Angeles thanks to the hockey team.
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