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Sixers coach Doc Rivers used his array of tricks and wrinkles to baffle first-year Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla (left) in Monday's Game 1, and it resulted in Philadelphia stealing home-court advantage to begin the second-round series.

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James Harden (center) nailed a 3-pointer in front of Al Horford (right) to give the 76ers a 117-115 lead with 8.1 seconds left.

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