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broken hearted and you're troubled in mind, your circumstances have you caught
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This
is Cee Jay, C-E-E-J-A-Y! and this is your Spiritual Sports Segment with a hip
hop twist, for The Playoffs in the NBA on ceejaysports.com as I Sprinkle a
Little Spiritually in YOUR Sports!!! Let’s Get It On!!!
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Gordon Hayward & the C's get the sweep of the Pacers |
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The Warriors bench celebrating a successful game |
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The Magic had no answers for Kawhi Leonard |
The
third game on the slate pitted my home city Orlando Magic against the Toronto
Raptors as the Magic were searching for some hocus pocus and win a game at home
and if they didn’t have to play the 2nd and 4th periods,
they probably, could’ve, perhaps won. But they did have to play and they only
combined for a total of 31 points combined for both those periods and the
Raptors had too much Kawhi Leonard as he cooked up 34 points and the Raptors
went on dismantle, destroy and dominate the Magic 107 – 85 as the Raptors tied the
franchise record of 3 consecutive playoff wins and take hold of a commanding 3
– 1 series lead.
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The Dynamic Duo motored past the Thunder |
And
for the last game of the night, the Oklahoma City Thunder were searching for a
bolt of lightning as they too were trying to avoid going down the detrimental 1
– 3 hole against the Portland Trailblazers. The Thunder got off to a fast
start, but the Trailblazers stayed poised and provided a little more offense
than the Thunder and the Blazers frontcourt also showed up big time. You know
who else showed up big time? Well, I’m you asked. Damian Lillard and CJ
McCullom each poured in 24 and 27 points respectively as the knocked off the
Thunder 111 – 98 as the Blazers won their first playoff road game since the
2016 playoffs and they will look to close out the series with Game 5 on Tuesday
night.
For
your NBA Quick News & Notes, Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors
only scored 42 points in the first three games of the series the LA Clippers
and to reset his mind, he took a dip in the Pacific Ocean. Welp, apparently it
worked as he scored 32 points in their win earlier in the day and finally,
DeMar Derozan of the San Antonio Spurs, was fined $25,000 for throwing the ball
in the direction of a referee in Saturday’s game against the Denver Nuggets.
Goooooonight! That’s an expensive ball!
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Be Blessed and remember, prayer will fix it every time!
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