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NBA East and West Final games are set

Miami Heat returns back to The NBA East Final championship after coming from behind to beat the Pacers 4 to 2 in the semifinal round. They will defends their championship against the veteran and talented Boston Celtic team who downed the Philadelphia 76ers in a close game in dramatic fashion.

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14 years ago

May 27, 2012

UVM Staff

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The Miami Heat returns back to The NBA East Final championship after coming from behind to beat the Pacers 4 to 2 in the semifinal round.

They will defend their championship against the veteran and talented Boston Celtic team who downed the Philadelphia 76ers in a close game in dramatic fashion.

While the Celtics are playing very good and scrapie physical basketball, they will have their hands full as they try to stop the much younger Miami Heat and the sensational Lebron James.

Lebron has absolutely went wild and is playing at a supernatural level.

Lebron must have been listening to Ervin Magic Johnson, one of greatest basketball player who ever played the game, to take over the game against Indiana Pacers to win that series 4 to 2. Magic knows what he is talking about!

NBA Eastern Conference Finals – Boston Celtics vs. Miami Heat – Home Game 1
Monday, May 28 6:30p
at TD Garden, Boston, MA

The NBA West finals collide the Oklahoma City Thunder against the veterans San Antonio Spurs.

Can the veteran play of Tim Duncan and Tony Parker with their undefeated streak stop the younger Thunder team lead by the brilliant play of Kevin Durant?

The young Thunders are very hungry to win after after falling to last year’s NBA champions Dallas Maverick .

Photo By John W. Coke on Wikimedia

The 2012 NBA Western Conference Finals will get underway Sunday with Game 1 between the Spurs and Thunder. San Antonio holds home court advantage for the best-of-seven series.

Who do you think will win the NBA East and West finals?

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