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Monday, June 09, 2008

  

Communication is key 
for Celtics to shut down Kobe


BOSTON: We need to talk. Those words, quite scary when it comes to romantic relationships, sum up the guiding principle behind the Boston Celtics’ defense, the most successful in the National Basketball Association, when it comes to silencing Kobe Bryant.

The Celtics have contained the NBA’s Most Valuable Player three times this season, forcing peri-meter shots from the Los Angeles Lakers’ star guard in a 9-for-26 effort in Boston’s 98-88 victory in Game 1 of the NBA finals.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

BOSTON: When it comes to National Basketball Association rivalries, the 21st century version has much less venom and hatred than the 1980s editions, thanks in part to the game’s global growth.

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COCA-COLA rallied in the final four minutes to beat Talk ‘N Text 103-96 Sunday to keep the lead in the 2008 Smart-PBA Philippine Cup at the Araneta Coliseum.

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LIPA CITY: The annual National Open Softball Championships for men and women might yet have a permanent home.

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LONDON: Brazilian jiu jitsui expert Fabricio Wedrum defeated US-born Filipino Brandon Vera via a referee-stopped contest Saturday night in the Ultimate Fighting Championships at the O2 Arena here.

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PARIS: Move over Maria, it’s Ana’s time at the top. Ana Ivanovic’s breakthrough Grand Slam win in the French Open final on Saturday and her elevation to the world No.1 spot,...

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LONDON: Rafa Nadal will use the Queen’s Club championship as the springboard to success at Wimbledon when the grasscourt season begins Monday.

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