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Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot  Now this is a nice setup. It will be the Boston Celtics against the Los Angeles Lakers in this year's NBA Finals.
It reminds of the good old days when Bird, McHale, Parrish, Johnson, Walton, Ainge, et al. tangled with Kareem, Magic, and Worthy, et al. |
Yes, those were the good old days. This year, may the best team win.
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Originally Posted by beej6 I don't see a "Kobe-stopper" on the Celtics, except maybe James Posey off the bench. Gasol should outplay Perkins, though Perkins has a shot if he muscles him down low. LA should stick to its usual rotations - their second unit of Farmar/Vujacic/Walton/Turiaf plus a starter should outplay anyone on Boston's bench. Surprise star for the Lakers: Trevor Ariza takes Ray Allen back out of his game.
Lakers in six. Not seven. |
It doesn't look good for the Celtics against such a strong la team. A Celtics victory will be that much sweeter.
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Originally Posted by Anton Bruckner I have Celtics in 6  Celts have homecourt advantage |
I don't know if I agree with you. Not about the outcome, but about the number of games. Think of all the advertising revenue that would be lost. Celtics in 7.
