King James would not be denied his eighth consecutive trip to the NBA Finals after leading the Cavs to a gritty Game 7 comeback win over the young Celtics.
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Super 8: LeBron muscles his way back to the Finals
King James would not be denied his eighth consecutive trip to the NBA Finals after leading the Cavs to a gritty Game 7 comeback win over the young Celtics.
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Super 8: LeBron muscles his way back to the Finals
During a conference call Saturday, Celtics coach Brad Stevens called Al Horford’s play in Friday’s Game 6 “outstanding” despite a quiet stat line that saw the All-Star score only 6 points on 2-of-8 shooting.
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Stevens: Horford ‘outstanding’ despite stat line
Kevin Love will not play in the Cavaliers’ decisive Game 7 on Sunday against the Celtics, as the All-Star forward has been placed in the concussion protocol.
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Love out for Game 7 after entering protocol
The Cavaliers lost Kevin Love after the All-Star forward collided with Celtics rookie Jayson Tatum in Game 6, with sources telling ESPN that Love must get a night’s rest before being evaluated.
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Sources: Love needs rest before evaluating head
While it’s not a must-win, avoiding “Game 7” LeBron James is paramount for the Celtics. To do so, they’ll have to do something they’ve managed just once during these playoffs: win away from the comforts of TD Garden.
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‘Somebody bring Lucky’: The Celtics and the elusive road win
Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said the Celtics’ decision to not play Semi Ojeleye foiled his planned rotation for Kyle Korver, who didn’t check into Wednesday’s Game 5 until the start of the second quarter.
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Lue: Korver limited because C’s changed rotation
Jayson Tatum stole the show and Boston’s defense stymied LeBron in the second half. Now the Celtics head back to Cleveland with a chance to end King James’ Eastern Conference reign.
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Celtics push Cavs to the brink as Tatum, defense spark Game 5 rout
From virtually the opening tip, this season has been a never-ending trial by fire for the young Celtics.
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Don’t expect the irrationally fearless Celtics to fold now
Down 0-2 to the Celtics entering Game 3, the Cavaliers had desperation on their side en route to a blowout win. Now, coach Ty Lue is tasked with distilling that same sense of urgency heading into Monday: “We can’t get satisfied with just one win.”
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Lue: Cavs ‘can’t get satisfied with just 1 win’
Down 0-2 to the Celtics entering Game 3, the Cavaliers had desperation on their side en route to a blowout win. Now, coach Ty Lue is tasked with distilling that same sense of urgency heading into Monday: “We can’t get satisfied with just one win.”
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Lue: Cavs ‘can’t get satisfied with just 1 win’
Down 0-2 to the Celtics entering Game 3, the Cavaliers had desperation on their side en route to a blowout win. Now, coach Ty Lue is tasked with distilling that same sense of urgency heading into Monday: “We can’t get satisfied with just one win.”
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Lue: Cavs ‘can’t get satisfied with just 1 win’
The Cavs’ tough defense against Al Horford and the Celtics was one of the keys in their Game 3 win Saturday.
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Cavs say tough ‘D’ against Horford key in win
After a 116-86 drubbing at the hands of the Cavaliers trimmed the Celtics’ series lead to 2-1, guard Terry Rozier said he believes his team got a much-needed wake-up call. “We needed to get our butts whooped,” Rozier said.
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Rozier: ‘We needed to get our butts whooped’
After a 116-86 drubbing at the hands of the Cavaliers trimmed the Celtics’ series lead to 2-1, guard Terry Rozier said he believes his team got a much-needed wake-up call. “We needed to get our butts whooped,” Rozier said.
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Rozier: ‘We needed to get our butts whooped’
In his series “Detail,” Kobe Bryant offered advice to Celtics rookie Jayson Tatum on how to improve, which Tatum says he’s “probably watched like 25 times already.”
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Tatum has watched Kobe’s critique ’25 times’