Here’s the highlights of the game 7.
Here’s some highlights of game 6.
Paul “The Truth” Pierce inked 27 big points without turnover playing 42 minutes sealing the last home game of the series and moving to LA for game 6. Defense was the key for this game win according to panelists. Rajon Rondo contributed 5 rebounds, 8 assists and 18 big points. Kevin Garnett with 5 steals, 10 rebounds and 18 points while Ray Allen added 12 points. The bench players again contributed well this game, pumping up the game and provided breather for the starting unit.
Kobe on the other hand couldn’t make the Lakers win with all by himself 38 big points. Only him and Pau Gasol with only 12 points were in double figures.
Game 6 is Tuesday in Los Angeles and would expect they would bounce back to even the series again and force game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals.
Glen “Big Baby” Davis and Nate “The Great” Robinson combined force out of the bench has silenced the whole Lakers Team this night. Davis scored 18 big points and Robinson inked 12 points to surpass game 4 and even the series to 2 games a piece. Paul Pierce lead the team with his 19 points. Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Rondo contributed 13, 12 and 10 points respectively. The bench of Boston Celtics played all through out 4th quarter versus the starters of LA Lakers yet the greenies dominated the quarter until the last minute.
Kobe Bryant on the other hand had a great game still, with his 33 points including mercy shots in the regulation. Pau Gasol also inked 21 points. But the Celtics team did a very good job on defense especially against Bryant.
Game 5 is Sunday and still in Boston.
Derek Fisher saved LA Lakers with 16 points most of those are fired on the last quarter. Kobe Bryant had 29 points, 4 assists and 7 rebounds, helping the Los Angeles Lakers take a 91-84 win over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night Game 3 of the NBA finals.
Lamar Odom had eight points and the Lakers seized control late in the first quarter, helped by some awful Boston shooting. The Celtics went without a field goal for nearly 6 minutes spanning the quarters as Los Angeles built a 17-point lead.
Kevin Garnett scored 25 points, 3 assists and 6 rebounds for the Celtics, but Ray Allen is limited to only two points and Paul Pierce were off to miserable starts but finished with 15 points.
Allen, who scored 32 points and made an NBA finals-record eight 3-pointers in Boston's Game 2 victory, missed all five shots and was scoreless. Pierce was 1 of 8 for five points and had three fouls.
It was a quick turnaround for the teams after the long flight from Los Angeles following the Celtics' 103-94 victory Sunday. Lakers coach Phil Jackson put his team through a long shootaround Tuesday afternoon, and it appeared to be paying off.
Game 4 is Thursday night.
Ray Allen scored 27 of his 32 points in the first half with a record-setting 3-point shooting display, Rajon Rondo completed a triple-double down the stretch and the Boston Celtics evened the NBA finals with a 103-94 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 2 Sunday night.
Allen hit a finals-record eight 3-pointers in a dazzling effort for the Celtics. Rondo then took charge after Allen cooled down, racking up 19 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in his fifth playoff triple-double to hand Los Angeles its first home loss of the postseason.
Kobe Bryant scored 21 points while battling more foul trouble for the Lakers, who hadn't lost a home playoff game since last year's Western Conference finals.
Game 3 is Tuesday night in Boston.
Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol combine for 53 points to help Lakers drop Celtics in Game 1 of Finals. Bryant exploded with 30 points and 7 rebounds to lift LA Lakers and take Game one of the Best of Seven Championship Series against Boston Celtics. Pau Gasol made an outstanding night with 23 points and 14 rebounds. Ron Artest and Andrew Bynum added 15 and 10 points respectively.
The 12th finals meeting between the NBA's most entertaining rivals opened with a chippy, rough-edged first half featuring 28 fouls and 27 free throws.
Both teams seemed determined to get a physical edge early in the series, starting just 27 seconds in when Ron Artest and Paul Pierce got double technical fouls after tumbling to the court with elbows locked.
Bryant picked up two early fouls, but still led four Lakers starters who scored at least seven points.
Rajon Rondo led the Celtics with 10 points, and Pierce added nine. Rondo's latest productive offensive game included four assists and helped cover up for combined 5-for-14 shooting by Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen, who picked up three fouls.
Boston and Los Angeles are meeting in the finals for the second time in three years, following the Celtics' six-game victory over the Lakers in 2008. If the first 24 minutes of the rematch are any indication, the series will be a knockdown, drag-out physical confrontation - and the supposedly finesse-oriented Lakers held their ground early.
Artest's defensive showdown with Pierce, the 2008 finals MVP against his hometown team, got heated in the opening minute. Jostling for rebounding position, Artest and Pierce locked elbows while back-to-back and rolled to the court together.
After they got up aggressively, the officiating crew called double technical fouls. The collision set the tone for the first quarter, which featured 18 personal fouls and 20 free throws, 12 by Boston.
On the other hand, Paul Pierce inked 24 points and 9 rebounds but not sufficient to steal game one of the series. Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen contributed 16 and 12 points respectively. The superstar point guard Rajon Rondo added 13 points and lead the game with 8 assists.