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Joshua S. Miller – Holland & Knight LLP
"Ray Allen, since he always plays with a quiet confidence. Unassuming, but very effective. Plus, he was great in He Got Game." |
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Kendi E. Ozmon – Ropes & Gray LLP
"My favorite Celtic is Lucky. While he's not a player, I have a lot more in common with a short guy in a leprechaun outfit than I do with gigantic, physically-gifted professional athletes. Besides, Lucky dunks (everyone should be able to use a trampoline)." |
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Jonathan M. Ettinger – Foley Hoag LLP
"That's easy. John Havlicek, one of the best NBA players ever. Known for his hard work, determination, and pride, Hondo always came through in the clutch." |
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Elaine Tung – Law Office of Elaine Tung
"Paul Pierce. I've been following him for his ten-year career. His response to adversity and the way he’s changed his game and matured through the years is really inspiring. Paul is a true Celtic."
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Barry R. Smith – Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
"Larry Bird. He and Magic Johnson were responsible for reinvigorating the NBA in the 1980s, and Bird epitomized playing as a team and also playing to win." |
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Jeanne P. Darcey – Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
"My favorite Celtic is Paul Pierce. He is the heart and soul of the team; and this year really showed everyone that he is all-around player. His effort in the finals was incredible, especially given his knee injury, and I was thrilled that he was named MVP." |
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Robert Richards, Jr. – Hanify & King, PC
"James Posey, for his solid defense and three-point shooting." |
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