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BOSTON (AP) - Cleveland forward Ben Wallace left Thursday
night's playoff game against Boston in the first quarter,
complaining of dizziness, and Boston's Kendrick Perkins and Paul
Pierce were also banged up in the first half.

Wallace went to the locker room just 3:40 into Game 2 of the
Eastern Conference semifinal, needing help to walk along the way.
Wallace did not play the rest of the half.

Perkins came out with three minutes left in the first quarter
with a bloody nose, sitting out the rest of the quarter trying to
stop the bleeding with a towel. He returned in the second quarter.

Pierce also returned to the game after coming out early in the
second quarter with his right thumbnail almost off.

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