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^Well, if you'd uncross your fingers & toes he might stand a chance, Flo.
This is my thinking too. Him getting hot yesterday could be a double edged sword for the Lakers meaning that he may be trigger happy Thursday when he doesn't need to be. I mean if he is still hitting fine, but I don't expect him to keep shooting like that.
^Well, if you'd uncross your fingers & toes he might stand a chance, Flo.
Closing seconds of game 7, Lakers up 2, Celtics inbound the ball, it's a busted play, ball knocked out past the 3 point line, picked up by Michael Finley who rises for the jumper and...BANG goes the dynamite.
^Well, if you'd uncross your fingers & toes he might stand a chance, Flo.
Well good news for you guys is I have been totally wrong this series so he may go off for 40-10-10 tommorow with how my predictions have been going.
I'm not quitting until the season is over. There's only one game left. Plenty of time to be disappointed if they lose Game 7. No f'ing way I'm giving up before then.
Celtics win in overtime and go back to Boston to close L.A. out.
Man, who shot TD 21's dog? Your posts are like a country western song.
Word to the wise, don't post when you are pmsing.
At least he showed last night after his Celtics lost. T
with perkins out, things dont look so good for my Boston Mavericks
I would personally like to thank you for ensuring a Laker victory in this series.with perkins out, things dont look so good for my Boston Mavericks
God hates Shiites.
Plenty. Most of you act as if the Lakers are what they are based on the fact that they're just better and smarter than everyone else, like everything they've done is their doing and not largely based on myriad other factors.
Where your whine runs dry is the Gasol "trade". Maybe superstars don't change teams via free agency much anymore, but they do via trade and they've also been known to attempt to control where they end up in the draft, such as a certain arrogant puke some fourteen years ago. I know it's been a long time since a superstar signed with the Lakers because of the reasons I gave, which is why I said "if you want to go back far enough".
It's one thing to overcome that obstacle when the playing field is relatively even, but when they have a front line that's like men against boys compared to almost every other team, the margin for error is almost zilch. And on top of that front line, they also happen to have a top two-three players in the league on the perimeter. It would be one thing if they cultivated that front line legitimately, but in the case of one of them, the best one of the three, they didn't. Everyone knows it and it's completely altered the landscape of the league since.
Had this happened for an obscure small market franchise, I don't think anyone would suspect any wrongdoing, but the Lakers? Conveniently it happened the following season after the previous summer that diva (who happens to be one of the two biggest stars in the league, so obviously they didn't want him leaving their precious Lakers) whined for more help or else he wanted to be traded. Come on, it was all too convenient and to anyone without bias and with a brain, highly su ious.
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Pretty close. It's Joey Crawford, Danny Crawford, and Scott Foster.
Figured they wouldn't give Joey a 3rd game, since no official had worked 3 games in a single Finals since 1994.
It's Joey's third straight Game 7 -- he was on the crew for the Game 7's in 1994 and 2005.
Thans God there is no Salvatore
He sucks
Celtics came to play
Phil wants the Lakers to take more easy tough shots.
Rasheed with the flop.
Celtics are spursing
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