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Podcast: The Old vs. The New, The Celtics vs. The Heat

By in Celtics, Featured, Now! ⋅ May 1, 2011 at 10:00am ⋅ Post a comment
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Today on The Rundown With Ryan Hadfield, I talk with Miami Heat beat writer David Dwork of Peninsula is Mightier about “The Decision,” being a fan of Miami sports, and the upcoming series between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat.

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Ryan Hadfield is the author of the weekly Sports Media Musings column at Sports Of Boston. Hadfield is known as one of the top sports media critics in Boston. He also contributes to Boston Sports Media Watch. In November 2011, Hadfield helped launch the new SoB Point Taken blog featuring his podcasts & musings on sports, media and culture. Follow Ryan on Twitter.

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  1. celtics have no chamce.

    Posted by Will | April 10, 2012, 5:22 pm

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