Daily Links 5/22
by FLCeltsFan @ CelticsBlog on May 22, 2008 10:41 AM EDT
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PrintHerald Paul Pierce has long memory
Doc Rivers lets actions speak
Rajon Rondo knows Chauncey Billups battle far from over
Kevin Garnett, Rasheed Wallace see eye-to-eye
Ray Allen will keep shooting until something goes in
Chauncey Billups plans aggressive approach
Kobe, Lakers rally to stun Spurs
Even in Boston, you can’t go home again
Guards like Pistons’ Rodney Stuckey are invaluable
Charles Barkley, Tim Donaghy issues need addressing
Pistons’ offense and defense both need tweaking against Celtics
Globe Intense images
For record, these four are best
Beware the danger game
Expect a better Billups
Gomes maintains a rooting interest
Today's activities
Pistons tune up for game 2
CelticsBlog Celtics Stuff Live tonight pregame
Odds and ends three pointers
Late game rhythm for the MVP
Appreciating Kevin Garnett
LOY's Place Random thoughts 5/22
Celtics 17 Regarding Ray Allen: some folks know better
Hoopsworld Pistons can't play horrible
Power rankings - Celtics #4
Worcester Telegram Celtics so far outing Detroit
Perkisabeast About last night, the no fireworks edition
Eagle Tribune Has Doc healed Celts wounds?
Odd Jack Can the Pistons win game 2 and beat the Celtics?
Runnin' the Point PG look: Detroit - Boston
Detroit Bad Boys Doc or Flip?
Glen Davis has soft hands (and bad timing)
Hartford Courant Allen continues to struggle in the playoffs
Detroit Free Press Pistons planning on keeping Pierce out of the paint for game 2
Boston fans scrutinize him, but Doc Rivers answers with victories
Billups reports no injury setback, hopes to be more aggressive tonight
Glen Big Baby Davis wears nail polish?
Pierce on KG and Rasheed Wallace
On Sheed getting dominated by Kevin Garnett
Connecticut Post Come together right now over Ray
Patriot Ledger Celtics being patient with Ray Allen's shooting slump
NY Times Celtics still counting on Allen to score
Lawyer and NBA are trading insults
Human Victory Cigar Transcripts of press conferences of various players
Parquet Pride I could watch the Celtics intro all day
Red hot Paul Pierce playing at superstar level
MLive Detroit disappointed in defensive effort vs Celtics
Pistons success starts with their guards
Pistons leave McDyess open against Celtics
SI.com Allen will keep shooting until something goes in
The Fein Line Another good start for the Celtics
CBS Sports Dogs and cats living together ... And I like these Celtics
Stabbone and McGraw 10 reasons the Cavs aren't still playing
NECN Rondo: We want to stick to our game plan
Eddie House: We're in store for another good game
Full Court Press The curse and the cure on Ray Allen
Sports of Boston Celtics four point play
HoopsAddict He had game
Busted Play The Boston Celtics bad on the road, indestructable at home
Red's Army Pierce's preparation
Poisonous Paragraphs Jungle warfare
Market Watch Prospect of Lakers-Celtics final has ABC and NBA drooling
Sons of Bill Simmons Has Jesus become Judas?
LeBasketbawl 10 ways to get Ray Allen back on track
Philly.com NBA insiders challenge Donaghy's arguments
USA Today Bill Russell tops Celtics' list of legends
Courtside View Wednesday practice update: staying on guard
Green Bandwagon They are what we say they are? Players and their reputations
Parquet Wishes Off to a good start
Wicked Good Sports The heart of a champion
Metro Experience has made them rich
ProJo Celtics expect a different Pistons team in Game Two
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I’m seeing an awful lot of denial and threat out of the Pistons community. That’s a bad formula for beating the C’s but an excellent recipe for disaster. I don’t see any of that coming out of Boston. If Detroit continues in that mode this evening, my guess is that Rondo is going to hold his own against Chauncey tonight and at least take a bite or two out of his sandwich if not eat his whole lunch. My recommendation to Detroit would be to make sure you’ve snapped to reality and stop flirting with a potential blowout.
That’s my big, bold statement of the day. :)
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