Celtics blow double digit halftime lead, lose 2nd in a row, fall to the Warriors

Iceman

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Wow!!!

 

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What was the final score?

 

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They ended up losing by 10.

89-79 maybe, or 99-89.

 

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Found it 99-89 Thanks

 

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I had the Warriors +11.5. When I seen the final score I let out a sigh of relief thinking the Warriors lost only by 10. Then I looked again and seen they won. I actually thought it was a misprint. Sure I wasn't the only one who looked at it and thought this.

 

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Iceman said:

I had the Warriors +11.5. When I seen the final score I let out a sigh of relief thinking the Warriors lost only by 10. Then I looked again and seen they won. I actually thought it was a misprint. Sure I wasn't the only one who looked at it and thought this.

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I saw the score and thought the same thing, then saw it again and could not believe it ...UFB!!!

 

wiesman02

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this is why betting the NBA is so damn tough ! 10 point lead means nothing.

 

RobFunk

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OK I could live with the Lakers loss. This is just inexcusable.

And the Celtics are one of the best 2nd half teams I have ever seen. *sigh*

Must be the fact they are stuck on the west for christmas

4 game trip starting on christmas day