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	<title>Comments on: Celtics Disarm Warriors</title>
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		<title>By: Ken</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ken</dc:creator>
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		<description>Sharkey - that was an absolutely perfect description of the game.  There&#039;s clearly something wrong with the way the Celts are approaching games all of a sudden.  It&#039;s like watching Roy Jones Jr., the great, seemingly invincible boxer, suddenly get old one night- virtually without warning- and become a foil for younger fighters.  The Celts continued to look old until the end of the third quarter, as you said, and were damned lucky to win that game against a depleted Warrior squad.  
I am not looking forward to Friday&#039;s game at all.  I&#039;m really afraid of what Orlando might do to the Celts, even though they have injury problems of their own.  Hope I&#039;m wrong, but the Celts are just going through the motions.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sharkey &#8211; that was an absolutely perfect description of the game.  There&#8217;s clearly something wrong with the way the Celts are approaching games all of a sudden.  It&#8217;s like watching Roy Jones Jr., the great, seemingly invincible boxer, suddenly get old one night- virtually without warning- and become a foil for younger fighters.  The Celts continued to look old until the end of the third quarter, as you said, and were damned lucky to win that game against a depleted Warrior squad.<br />
I am not looking forward to Friday&#8217;s game at all.  I&#8217;m really afraid of what Orlando might do to the Celts, even though they have injury problems of their own.  Hope I&#8217;m wrong, but the Celts are just going through the motions.</p>
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