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Kobe had a great game last night.Something like 14 pts in less then ten minutes in the third.I think its more the Celts doubling and tripling him and him not having a go to guy who can hit a J when they are left wide open.The difference to me has been the two teams benches.The Celts are getting solid contributions from their and guys like Sasha vulichich and Farmar are not really bringing anything the Celts need to be worried about.

Also why does Ron Artest just hang out at the three point line?thats killing the lakers because he doesnt get the ball and he's out of position on the rebounds.He's not that good of a three shooter anyway.

I was wondering the same thing about Artest. He just stands in the corner on the 3 point line and waits. Every time he gets a pass he's in the same spot.

and I don't get the significance of "we just need minutes" of bynum on the court. the dude is obviously not able to get much done. Just because he's tall and heavy doesn't mean he is going to win a championship for you just by standing under the goal. He can hardly even jump.

You can say what you want about the Celtics and their players, but that Rondo dude his having a fantastic series. Some of that shit he did last night was insane. Granted he made some stupid passes and caused a lot of turnovers, but I think in the end, you give him those just for the other ones that he got that were amazing. There were a few times that his crazy fakes even faked out his own teammates.

And of course Pierce had his best game of the series and Garnett played ok. And I really like that little guy that comes in and relieves Rondo. That guy keeps the game moving fast as shit and he makes good decisions. I still find it crazy to think the Celtics could win this thing, but if they just manage to have everyone show up and get in rhythm at the same time, then it could easily happen. You can bet your ass they will be studying the film of the Lakers huddle talking about how the Celtics are the best in the league at losing a game in the 4th quarter.