The Blue Workhorse

When K.C. from Sports of Boston asked me to give my outside perspective on the NBA Finals for their extensive coverage of Boston’s first championship appearance since 1987, I jumped at the opportunity.

For my first ever guest post, I broke down six different matchups that will help determine this year’s champion. In conclusion, I chose who would win each of the matchups and made my NBA Finals prediction on who would wind up carrying around the big golden trophy.

Be sure to check it out: Sports of Boston’s An Outside Look at an Intriguing Matchup written by none other than myself.

I know it’s a little bit late but I finally got around to putting up a couple of pics I took from Game 3 and Game 6 of the Atlanta Hawks/Boston Celtics NBA playoffs first round matchup. There are not too many because being the fan that I am, it makes it kind of difficult for me to take pictures instead of cheer on my team (especially when the games are as exciting as Game 3 and Game 6 were and your team is making its first playoff appearance in almost a decade).

I bought tickets for Game 3. I predicted the Hawks would make the playoffs before the season began, so I had to support my team regardless of how they had played in Games 1 & 2. I was able to observe a lot that I might have missed during the broadcast, so I started observing things throughout the remainder of the series.

Here are 33 of my observations from the Hawks/Celtics series (some obvious and some that might not have been):

You are probably baffled, but it is true…the Sacramento Kings are the hottest team in the NBA playoffs.
How? When they aren’t even in the playoffs? For this, I defer to the evidence provided by none other than Don Chavez.
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