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Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls contest an historic NBA playoff series with four overtime games
An NBA playoff series had never seen more than two overtime games in its history. Until now. The Boston Celtics and the Chicago bulls contested what many are calling the greatest first-round series in NBA history, with four of the games going into overtime, including a three-overtime thriller in Game 6. The series featured incredible point guard play from the Celtics' Rajon Rondo, who averaged double figures in three statistical categories and from the Bull's stellar Rookie of the Year Derrick Rose. The match-up of former Connecticut shooting guards Ray Allen and Ben Gordon was electric as well, with Allen pouring in 51 points in one game and Gordon scoring 42 in another. The series grew more physical as the games went by, with both teams redefining the term "playoff foul." In the end, the more experienced Celtics prevailed, but the young Bulls team served notice that they will be a force next season. The playoffs are generating a huge amount of great images, and I'll share the rest of them in a later post. ( 27 photos total)
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That was such an amazing series! What's the deal with Brad Miller's Scrappy Doo tat in 16 though? :-P
BRING ON THE MAGIC!!
Wow THATS A GREAT GAME!
#23
In the hammer throw event, noah comes in at 2 feet 3 inches...and a TRIP HOME!
If thats not a flagrant foul, then I'm the pope
These are great pictures - thanks for a view that TV fans never see!
Bruins baby.
Look at all these badwagon fans.. My God... Where were they 3 plus years ago? They are just like the "Pink Hat Squad" for the BoSox.... Sickening...
Terrific pictures!
LOVE these! It would be great to have more of this nice BIG shots to look at after every game - so much better than the tiny pictures usually available. Amazing work.