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Celtics’ Jrue Holiday wins NBA Sportsmanship Award in landslide
The Celtics chose Holiday as their Sportsmanship Award nominee. League executives selected the six finalists, and current NBA players voted on the winner. Holiday received 134 out of 394 first-place votes and finished with more than 500 more total voting points than runner-up Jarrett Allen of Cleveland.
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League-altering Celtics trade idea would swap Finals MVP, elite defender for $175 million 9-time All-StarThe Boston Celtics will take on the New York Knicks in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference Semi-Final series on Monday night, but uncertainty will soon envelope the reigning NBA champions come ...
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Jaylen Brown has yet to shake the knee injury that hindered him for the final two months of the regular season. But he ...
The Pacers rallied from a 20-point deficit to win in OT over the Bucks, and the Knicks couldn't close out their series versus ...
After a thrilling four quarters of regulation, the game needed five more minutes to be decided. Milwaukee jumped out to an ...
Jrue Holiday became the first player in Boston Celtics history to win the NBA Sportsmanship Award on Thursday, edging out ...
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The Superb, Dreadful, and TBD of the Boston Celtics Game 5 win vs. the Orlando MagicThe first half encapsulated the entirety of the series before this decisive Game 5, but the second -- oh, the second.
Here's a timeline of the major events that have contributed to the Bucks' three consecutive first-round exits.
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