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[QUOTE="3rdbass, post: 5296751, member: 898"] Shai is athletic but he is normally facing 2 guys on him and they are being physical with him. He has to create all the offense as others don't do it as much on the team. Indiana is fouling him and other players all the time. Refs are calling it the same on both sides of the ball. I'm just glad to not see a 3 fest like when the Celtics won last year. That is boring and I'm a Celtics fan. I do like OKC and the way they play D it reminds me of some of Calhouns teams who played very physical snd created turnovers from it. [/QUOTE]
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