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    We were just searching for buckets really." "The free-throw line saved us in overtime" said Allen, a former Bucks star. Full Article at Boston Globe
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    Ray Allen – Ray Allen SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
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  1. Listen, to play eight games in 12 days and then hang in there and win this game and go 7-1 in this eight-game stretch, you'll take it ... If someone would have told me before [the season] that we'd go 7-1 during this stretch, I'd say I'd take it.
    Doc Rivers – Doc Rivers SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  2. Overtime was good ... After the first two minutes of just bad basketball on both sides, overtime was really good. We got some stops. We were just searching for buckets really.
    Doc Rivers – Doc Rivers SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  3. They outworked us during that one stretch ... I thought we were a little tentative. We got some good looks, but we were rushing everything. Give them credit.
    Doc Rivers – Doc Rivers SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  4. Teams are talking to us. We're the target ... We just have to stand up and take it. We don't have to respond. Right now, I think we respond a little bit too much. Just take it.
    Doc Rivers – Doc Rivers SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  5. We did a pretty good job coming back in the second half and taking it to overtime ... We have lapses where we don't play as well and against teams like this they just take full advantage of it.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  6. It was pretty grueling. I'm not going to lie ... That was one of the tougher stretches I've faced in my career.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  7. I had two shots I thought could've iced it ... They had us defensively on our heels.
    Ray Allen – Ray Allen SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  8. I'm fine. I think [Pierce] got the worst of it
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago

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