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To: George Papadopoulos who wrote (1017)	5/21/2003 12:13:48 AM
From: Thomas M.	Respond to of 2233

we could easily be up 2-0.. Yup. Based on what I have seen, I would say that Detroit is the better team. I believe Chancey's ankle is bothering him greatly, and without him there is no go-to guy at the end of the shot clock. I must say I thought the refs favored NJ down the stretch. Chauncey's final shot was NOT a foul, but there were a bunch of other bad calls. Hamilton's curl move on which he scored - MAJOR hack on that play. It was shocking that it wasn't called. I thought Kidd's last two trips to the line were suspect (but there was no replay, so I'm not sure). The Barry play should have been a block or a charge, probably a block. It sure as hell wasn't a no-call! Also, his technical was very suspect. He hardly said a word to the ref. Clifford has always been a poor playoff performer. Tom