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["Lance Jacobson" <lancejacob@xxxxxxxxx>]

There's Denver, and there's the rest of the NBA.  The No-gets scored 53 in a
loss against the Pistons over the weekend.  Blount's an outspoken leader of
the team, and a go-to guy.  The Celts are looking to win the East, and
Baker's a role player getting a minimal number of minutes.

At one point in my life, my mom was taller than I.

This is a snapshot in history, and it will change; it's already shifting
toward more success for Baker.  Look at Yao Ming's impact in the NBA.
Someday he'll point to his first games in the league and laugh.

You'd rather have Blount and let Gaston pocket the change?  Not worth
discussing.  I remember Acie Earl having the biggest night the Fleet Center
had seen, playing for Toronto, I believe, and scoring 41 points against the
Celts.

There are examples and aberrations.  Eggy confuses the two.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Eggcentric@AOL.com>
To: <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 17, 2002 9:16 PM
Subject: Baker vs. Player X


> Can you guess who PLAYER X is?
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> 2002-03 comparisons:
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>         Baker   Player X
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> G       10      9
> GS      0B       9
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> MPG 20.0    22.2
> FG% .453    .481
> 3P% .000    .000
> FT% .640    .833
> RPG 4.3     4.1
> APG 1.0     .90
> SPG .40     .55
> BPG .60     1.33
> TO      1.90    1.78
> PPG 6.4     7.8
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>
> FIRST HINT: Player X is 7b tall.
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> (scroll down for second hint)
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>  TOTALS
> B    B
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> SECOND HINT:  Player X salary - $788,000
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> (scroll down for answer)
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> ANSWER: Mark Blount