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Markieff Morris threw Al Horford into the Wizards owner

We’ve got some real beef now.

The Celtics and Wizards have plenty of regular season beef, this we know. Now that they’re in a playoff series, we can get to the real stuff. Like when Al Horford stepped into Markieff Morris after a shot during Game 1, which caused Morris to twist his ankle and miss the rest of the game.

Now it’s not my place to say whether Horford did that on purpose or not, but Morris wasn’t happy about it. So to start Game 2, Morris and Horford were going after a loose ball and Morris gave a nice push to Horford which sent him into a row of photographers. And also Wizards team owner Ted Leonsis.

The Wizards took exception to this after something similar happened with Horford and Bradley Beal in a previous playoff series when Horford played with the Hawks. This series is sure to have plenty of the dramatics.

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