OK, who is going to go out on a limb and predict Orlando to be the first team in NBA history to come back from 0-3 down to win a series?
Sandra
not me!
Seconded.
2010 NBA Playoffs
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Seconded.
Suns tie up the West Finals.
Suddenly, Lakers-Celtics is no longer a sure thing.
Am I the only one who thinks that L.A. could possibly blow the series?
Suddenly, Lakers-Celtics is no longer a sure thing.
Am I the only one who thinks that L.A. could possibly blow the series?
From being up 2-0 to now being tied 2-2, the pressure is now ALL on the LAKERS in game give. This is already a partial choke job...
Sandra
Oh, stop it with your FLUFF already!
I enjoyed watching the Lakers give it one last shot when they were trailing by 11 with 54 seconds to play, unlike Cleveland, who stopped playing basketball against the Celtics with 1:17 left and trailing by nine. The Lakers scored three baskets in the last 48 seconds, including a three, and followed two of them with near instantaneous fouls on inbounds plays at 0:34 and 0:21 seconds left, at least giving themselves a chance to win.
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Didn't the Lakers win a whole bunch of game without Kobe this past winter? Even without Kobe they have a very strong team. Not championiship caliber, but still very strong.
Talk about going two-deep...Jordan Farmar is a wonderful player who does not get on the court nearly enough.
Sandra
The Lakers are Jekyll and Hyde this postseason depending on where they play.
Aside from one good game against the Jazz, they haven't been that impressive away from the STAPLES Center.
Games 1 and 2 may have been less about the Suns struggling defense and more about how L.A. can do no wrong on their home court.
Aside from one good game against the Jazz, they haven't been that impressive away from the STAPLES Center.
Games 1 and 2 may have been less about the Suns struggling defense and more about how L.A. can do no wrong on their home court.
