[quote name='wildcpac']Do the Lakers know how to rebound? Have to give the Celtics credit with their bench Davis and Midget came up huge. Turning point was the bullshit non charge but defensive foul against the Lakers on Pierce. I never want to hear another Masshole Idiot complain about the refs.[/QUOTE]
You forget the 2 calls on Rasheed against Pau that were not fouls, and the one on Kobe that was all ball. There were a few others, like the one on Ray when he had all ball on Kobe's 3 and then barely touched his hand on the follow through (which was called to make up for that Pierce play - the play right before) And then the 3 seconds on KG when the shot clock was at 20 and it took 2 seconds to get over half court. You have nothing to complain about this game. I viewed all of those plays on instant replay at least 2 times each.
[quote name='advanced'] Maybe Odom didn't have enough Twix on the bench tonight. No sugar rush for him.[/QUOTE]
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[quote name='dafoomie']Love the "No Means No" chant at Kobe.[/QUOTE]
I thought they were chanting "No you're not". Since LA always chants MVP when he's at the line.
Just read interesting article.
http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/columns/story?id=5274697
Bryant was 5-for-8 from the field in the first half and the Lakers led by three. He was just 5-for-14 in the second half with the guy the Celtics call "T.A." playing textbook defense on him, and the Lakers lost the game by seven. Allen's harassing presence contributed to Kobe coughing up seven turnovers.
According to ESPN Stats & Info, Bryant is now just 5-for-19 (26.6 percent) in the Finals with Tony Allen as the Celtics' primary defender on him. Even when he doesn't cause Bryant to miss a shot, he deters him from even taking one. In the 73 possessions that Allen has guarded him this series, Kobe has only touched the ball 79.5 percent of the time. In the 234 possessions when it's been somebody other than Allen checking Kobe, Bryant's touched the ball 88 percent of the time.
Funny pic