Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana Pacers viewed as ‘most boring’ NBA Playoff series

By A.R. Shaw
Apr 21, 2013
4:41 pm

Hawks doing what they do best. Trying to exit the first round.

— Marty Mar: Pro Era (@JetSetter2k) April 21, 2013

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