andrew057
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The next 3 are in Boston, i am confident that we wont play that bad again, game 3 is crucial
What? Lakers didnt play bad by any stretch of the imagination. Bynum and Gasol were huge.
The next 3 are in Boston, i am confident that we wont play that bad again, game 3 is crucial
But besides them 2 the rest of the side didnt turn up, Kobe was down on form, Fisher/Artest/Odom and the bench had limited impactWhat? Lakers didnt play bad by any stretch of the imagination. Bynum and Gasol were huge.
But besides them 2 the rest of the side didnt turn up, Kobe was down on form, Fisher/Artest/Odom and the bench had limited impact
Lakers bench always has limited impact - that's been the biggest change come the playoffs - your top 6 are getting all the minutes which has been a godsend given the sh*t production off the bench.
I fkn hate the replay of the game on ESPN and how they randomly skip ahead and you lose 2 minutes of each quarter.
From game 2 (Celtics listed first):42-31
12-8 (16-0)
12-5
48-30
Rebounds
Offensive rebounds (second-chance points)
Fast break points
Points in the paint
Those are the areas that Boston has to win if they're going to stand any chance in this series. They have to defend the paint better and control the defensive glass better (LA are a good offensive rebounding team but 12 is absurd), get some second-chance points of their own and eliminate as best as possible Lakers' fast break opportunities.
All of those numbers point to a team that just wasn't switched on in that first game, which I think most have observed. Lakers just wanted it more.
Agreed. There aren't time constraints on a fkn replay you mugs - just show less fkn ads!!What makes it even more frustrating is the message they give you, "due to time contraints, we move ahead with proceedings". Fair enough except that straight after that message, they don't go back to the telecast but instead show MORE FREAKING ADS:crazy:
Lakers will take back home court Advantage