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May 31, 2007 Leave a comment
Cleveland Cavaliers center Anderson Varejao gets hacked by Antonio McDyess, right, during the first quarter of Game of 5 at the Palace of Auburn Hills Thursday night. McDyess was ejected for the foul. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
May 31, 2007 Leave a comment
“Brown throwing Eric Snow out there in the final 35 seconds of Game 4, up by three with the ball, so they could play four-on-five on the biggest possession of the game. Fortunately, they were able to run a play called “22 Heave,” in which LeBron stutter-steps from 22 feet with two guys on him, jumps backward and launches a terrible shot as the shot clock is winding down.”
–Bill Simmons recounting the biggest boneheaded plays in the Cavs-Pistons series in his Basketball Blog today
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