http://tinyurl.com/cxmf45 "There are nights when athletes are known to hide in the trainer's room before a game, but last night wasn't one of them. There was a painfully long list of reasons for the mob under the care of Celtics trainer Ed Lacerte before the Celtics' 112-108 overtime win over Miami. "Oh man, it's like M*A*S*H," said Glen Davis, who then started humming the TV series theme song to show he knew what he was talking about. At least Davis had something to look forward to. After missing four games with a right ankle sprain, Big Baby started and played just under 41 minutes, getting eight points and seven rebounds. Leon Powe and Ray Allen, both scratched last night, weren't as fortunate. Though Allen's condition with a hyperextended elbow has been listed as day-to-day, coach Doc Rivers said the guard could quite possibly not play at all during a road swing through San Antonio (tomorrow) and Memphis (Saturday). Powe, a veteran of two knee surgeries before he left college, had never had a knee injury as a pro prior to the one that could keep him out a while. "He'll be out for a couple of weeks, most likely," Rivers said of the strained left knee injury that Powe suffered a night earlier against Chicago. On Allen, Rivers said: "He's day-to-day, but he could miss the whole trip." Rajon Rondo, on the other hand, started last night despite aggravating a right ankle sprain against the Bulls. He played 47 minutes, scoring 27 points and dishing out 10 assists. "He can get it better when April comes," Rivers said of his guard. "He's moving very well." Still on hold Though evaluations during team shootarounds were expected to play a role in Kevin Garnett's return from a strained right knee, the opportunity hasn't exactly been there. Rivers, for example, called off plans for a shootaround yesterday due to lack of healthy bodies. As a result, don't be surprised if Garnett doesn't play in San Antonio or Memphis, despite traveling with the team. . . . The NBA is investigating Tuesday night's encounter between Rivers and referee Bill Kennedy. Kennedy ejected Rivers with his second technical foul late in the game with the Celtics trailing by five points with 28 seconds left. Rivers later singled out Kennedy with some excoriating comments, claiming that the official baited him into an ejection." -- I'm gonna steer clear 'Cause I'd die if I saw you I'd die if I didn't see you there. So I don't think I'm gonna go to LA anymore John Mayer - In your atmosphere --

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