Comments on: NBA finals, Lakers Celtics: Phil Jackson plays good cop, Kobe Bryant plays bad cop

By: 2FarGone

2FarGone — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:37:11 +0000

I’m slowly losing my love for the NBA, after the calls I have seen during these NBA playoffs. I’m sick. It’s turning into the WWE. I’m not a psychic but I will bet all NBA championships will go 7 games, especially if the Lakers are playing the Celtics. If we all look back at the fouls the officials are calling they are diffidently directing the game. Mr. Stern loves it, because he can say he has brought more money and attention to basketball. But what’s the price. It’s one step away from boxing, and look where boxing is today.

By: Scott

Scott — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 15:47:39 +0000

I am a huge Lakers fan and I have to admit that watching my boys last night was sickening!!!!! I am so sick and tired of seeing Ron Artest throw up bricks it’s ridiculous! And where is the fire that he played with in the past to let Rhondo push and talk to him like a punk in front of millions! I WANT THE OLD ARTEST!!!!! To hell with doing the right thing at this point! SHOW UP AND HANDLE PIERCE! I’m sure that’s what Kobe would like to tell him. And earth to Odom….EARTH TO ODOM!!!! The goal is this way my friend! WTH!!!!!! AND PLAY BROWN MORE!!!!!!

By: Lion Woods

Lion Woods — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 10:20:17 +0000

I love this series… it is so beautifully scripted for the ultimate Game 7. The Lakers did what they needed to do and that was to steal a victory in Boston. Coming home it is do or die but I can guarantee a victory for the Lakers and their star studded cast of fans. The Lakers played poorly defensively but it really doesn’t matter. The home court at Staples will be the scene of a lopsided Lakers victory in Game 6. Bynum’s knee is weak and so goes his game. Artest better takes some of his $8 million dollar salary and buy a jump shot. Gasol plays well most times but his lapses are far too many. Wake up Lakers its winning time and for those of you that don’t know what that is… see Magic Johnson circa 1988.