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We'll go ahead and let Clifford Robinson take the reigns on this one: "[Antoine] is a guy who likes to run off at the mouth. Front-runner, individual accolade type of player. First time in the playoffs, just running off at the mouth. First couple shots he hit, he had a lot to say. Throughout the game when he was getting D'd up he had nothing to say. But when it looked like they were about to win the game he wanted to start talking again. Perfect example of someone who's a front-runner."

May 8, 2002 - Clifford Robinson and Antoine Walker mixed it up a bit toward the end of Game 2 of the 2002 Eastern Conference semi-finals series. After Walker's Boston Celtics tied the series at one game a piece, Robinson didn't mince words in his post-game presser.

With tensions mounting, both teams headed into Game 3 with a chip on their respective shoulders. Then, they combined forces to play one of the ugliest offensive games in playoff history. With both teams combining for 35 turnovers, and neither team shooting above 35 percent from the floor, the Celtics hung on for a narrow 66-64 victory. For what it's worth, Robinson shot just 2-of-11 from the floor in Game 3; Walker was 7-of-14.

The Celtics went on to eliminate the Pistons in five games.