Boston Celtics

[slakker]

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get healthy for the playoffs, c's...

[hombre]

smart has torn oblique, could miss the opening two rounds of the playoffs

[slakker]

^oh no bad news! maybe celtics will play better undermanned just like last year, fingers crossed. go celts!

[cranberry]

Its that time of the year again.. Less go, Cs!

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Luoya sa Magic, bacg maoverkill sa Raptors.. haha! Go Magic!

[hombre]

^split biya ni sila sa season, 2-2, basin pa maka tsamba

https://ca.nba.com/news/nba-playoffs...-what-to-watch
The four-game regular season series between the Orlando Magic and Toronto Raptors was an interesting one: In the first game on Nov. 20, the Raptors led by as many as 18 points, but a furious Magic comeback resulted in Toronto needing late-game heroics from Danny Green to escape with a win.

On Dec. 28, Orlando held Toronto to 29.5% shooting from the field en route to a 29-point blowout win; it was the Raptors biggest margin of defeat in the 2018-19 season. On Feb. 24, the Magic earned a 15-point win at Scotiabank Arena led by a 28-point performance from reserve guard Terrance Ross, who spent the first 4.5 seasons of his career with the Raptors.

Toronto closed the season with a 12-point home win over Orlando on April 1 fueled by Danny Green's 29 points (on 7-for-10 shooting from deep).

Orlando is one of just eight teams to have won at Scotiabank Arena this season and is one of seven teams to have beaten Toronto more than once in the regular season. It is worth noting that Kawhi Leonard sat out on Feb. 24 and Kyle Lowry was sidelined during the blowout loss on Dec. 28.

[cranberry]

^split biya ni sila sa season, 2-2, basin pa maka tsamba

https://ca.nba.com/news/nba-playoffs...-what-to-watch
The four-game regular season series between the Orlando Magic and Toronto Raptors was an interesting one: In the first game on Nov. 20, the Raptors led by as many as 18 points, but a furious Magic comeback resulted in Toronto needing late-game heroics from Danny Green to escape with a win.

On Dec. 28, Orlando held Toronto to 29.5% shooting from the field en route to a 29-point blowout win; it was the Raptors biggest margin of defeat in the 2018-19 season. On Feb. 24, the Magic earned a 15-point win at Scotiabank Arena led by a 28-point performance from reserve guard Terrance Ross, who spent the first 4.5 seasons of his career with the Raptors.

Toronto closed the season with a 12-point home win over Orlando on April 1 fueled by Danny Green's 29 points (on 7-for-10 shooting from deep).

Orlando is one of just eight teams to have won at Scotiabank Arena this season and is one of seven teams to have beaten Toronto more than once in the regular season. It is worth noting that Kawhi Leonard sat out on Feb. 24 and Kyle Lowry was sidelined during the blowout loss on Dec. 28.

Mao lage.. Pero kabalo naka sa Playoffs sahay, unpredictable nga predictable. Pero ang aim gyud sa team aside from winning ofc is dli lang unta sila masweep.. Haha!

[fretburner]

With Mahcus Smaht out... Jaylen needs to go back to the starting lineup

[hombre]

Mao lage.. Pero kabalo naka sa Playoffs sahay, unpredictable nga predictable. Pero ang aim gyud sa team aside from winning ofc is dli lang unta sila masweep.. Haha!

offtopic: 104-101, magic. 111-102, nets. lingin gyud ang bola.

[fretburner]

Lowry being Lowry, did his vanishing trick yet again. Haha

[cranberry]

offtopic: 104-101, magic. 111-102, nets. lingin gyud ang bola.

Haha! ayusa ui! Never heard of this DJ Augustin? Hmm.. Go, Magic go!

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Haven't watched the game. Wth happened to him? haha! suk-an gyud to sa locker room.