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By Peter May
Special to ESPN.com Monday, July 1, 2002 The Atlantic Division flexed its muscles this past season for the first time in a while. It had Michael Jordan, reincarnated once again, this time as a member of the heretofore irrelevant Washington Wizards. The division produced the representative in the NBA Finals in the surprising New Jersey Nets. It produced the runner-up in the equally surprising Boston Celtics. It had been 17 years since the conference championship was decided between two teams from the once-potent grouping. The division ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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