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NBA Finals - Boston Celtics v. Los Angeles Lakers
Teddy Roosevelt:
--- Quote from: Hans Moleman on June 13, 2010, 10:04:38 PM ---how come people on Dubcc try to tell me Phil Jackson is the best coach of all time...but yet TWICE in the Nba finals he has been outcoached by a guy named Doc?
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So actually reaching the Finals means nothing? ::)
Teddy Roosevelt:
And I'm willing to bet that the Lakers win game 6 if for no other reason then the refs. It's easy to see that they are trying to make sure the finals go 7 games. Just look at games 2-4.
7even:
--- Quote from: Teddy Roosevelt on June 14, 2010, 07:12:44 AM ---And I'm willing to bet that the Lakers win game 6 if for no other reason then the refs. It's easy to see that they are trying to make sure the finals go 7 games. Just look at games 2-4.
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Yeah, I'm probably not even watching the first quarters of Game 6, it's gonna be a free-throw fest for the Lakers.
Twentytwofifty:
The Celtics franchise is 11-0 when leading and NBA Finals series 3-2 and 34-1 overall in best-of-7 series from that position.
teecee:
--- Quote from: .:DaYg0sTyLz:. on June 14, 2010, 12:07:47 AM ---Kobe's fault :P
Ok, in all honesty...yes...Kobe was the only one who came to play. But even you Kobe fans have to admit there is a huge fundamental difference between MJ and Kobe. And that is, that no matter what the adversity...you always had this sense that MJ just would NOT let his team lose. I dont know how many of yall were really focused on basketball when MJ was playing. But I can remember it clearly...and no matter who you asked, no one felt MJ would allow his team to lose. It didnt matter who he was playing, it didnt matter how his teammates were. But you dont ever get that feeling with Kobe. You get the feeling that HE will play well. But you dont get the feeling that he will simply will his team to victory.
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Can't agree more with you. You know, Kobe one of the best ever, has been hitting TOUGH shots the last few games while playing great, but his team is losing. Its his fault, but maybe he is just missing that extra something that MJ had- those of us old enough to watch him back in the day know that it was a feeling you had, like you said, where he just wouldn't let his team lose. He did it all.
Kobe's press conference is what got me yesterday- dude was so smug, as if to say "what? I was the man out there. Yes, we lost, but did you see me?"
I think he knows they are going to lose...in fact, I predict a shit game outta Kobe. Of course, GAME 6 could be his LEGACY game, the one where he WILLS his team to victory...
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