...now abandoning all hope of predicting playoff contenders.
I was actually in the Garden for this one- a total of 7 technicals were called (Ricky Davis, Paul Pierce, Coach Doc Rivers, and Antoine "Walkah" for Boston & Stephon Marbury, Tim Thomas, and Jerome Williams for NY). This set a new NBA record, as NY snapped Boston's 7-game win streak and won its 2nd-straight game without Kurt Thomas, who averages a double-double on the season.
posted by Jay @ 7:59 PM
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Welcome to All-Star Blog, the survival story of a Yankees fan living in Boston and the daily struggle to exist in Sox Nation. After writing for the Hartford Courant and several smaller publications, as well as a stint with ESPN Comm, my recent move to Beantown led me to shift my blog's focus. Please look around, and feel free to share your own stories. Because love it or hate it, the Yanks-Sox feud will never be settled. Until the Sox admit defeat.
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the dunk by jamal crawford off the backboard was ridiculous. go knicks.
i was there also, celtics fans dominated the arena so the knicks win was especially sweet
you are a smelly pirate hooker. yep.
there was another game that same night with 12 technicals. knicks may have won buuuut celtics are goin to the playoffs so IT DONT MATTA!
-TC
CORRECTION- The same night NY/BOS had 7 T's called, the Golden State/Dallas game featured 8 player technicals and 4 defensive three-seconds called, for a total of TWELVE T's. Hard to forget Mike Dunleavy's shirt-toss as he was ejected. Props to TC for noting this one.
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