Playoff - Western Conference Finals - Los Angeles Lakers vs Phoenix Suns

Lakers in 7 gare.

Arriviamo a G7, i Suns sono galvanizzati e giocano una pallacanestro "simile" a quella dei Thunder con tanti ritmi alti e ripartenze che contro Oklahoma abbiamo subito molto.

I mismatch in nostro favore sono molti, Grant Hill ha la scorza per tenere Bryant? Bynum - Gasol si mangeranno Stoudemire? Richardson verrà neutralizzato da Artest?

Ma il vero problema è la panchina. La 2nd unit dei Suns ha fatto veramente bene, la nostra è in crisi nera. Pagheremo questa cosa più di tanto?

In 5

Vado con LA ma non sarà facile.

4 1 LA

D'accordissimo 4-1 e Lakers in finale NBA

Concordo, 4-1 e tutti a casa. Nonostante la scaramanzia di Metis hehe.

Io mando a fanculo la scaramanzia e dico che si può fare!

il numero 10, 13/05/2010 0.17:

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Io mando a fanculo la scaramanzia e dico che si può fare!

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Cioè intendi che i Suns possano vincere la serie?

il numero 10, 5/13/2010 12:17 AM:

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Io mando a fanculo la scaramanzia e dico che si può fare!

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Io mando a fanculo numero 10 e dico che la fate troppo facile...
si arriva a gara 7, poi cosa succede si vedrà. Suns che hanno ben poco da perdere... Molta più pressione su LA.

Metis.21, 12/05/2010 13.12:

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Lakers in 7 gare.

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Buuuuuuuuuu.

Serie già finita.



No beh, mi aspetto un 4-2 stiracchiato ma nulla più.

Cominciamo bene

On Friday, Jackson retreated from praise and started posturing when asked if it was difficult to simulate the Suns and their star point guard Steve Nash in practice during the long layoff before Game 1.

"Yeah, because you can't carry the ball like he does in practice," Jackson said, smiling as he moved his arm and turned over his palm, the symbol for an illegal carry in the unofficial sign language of basketball. "You can't pick that ball up and run with it."

AlexKobe, 15/05/2010 10.03:

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Cominciamo bene

On Friday, Jackson retreated from praise and started posturing when asked if it was difficult to simulate the Suns and their star point guard Steve Nash in practice during the long layoff before Game 1.

"Yeah, because you can't carry the ball like he does in practice," Jackson said, smiling as he moved his arm and turned over his palm, the symbol for an illegal carry in the unofficial sign language of basketball. "You can't pick that ball up and run with it."

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io lo adoro.

ah, LA in 6.

Questa polemica sul modo di palleggiare di Nash mi mancava, si vede ben di peggio in giro per la Lega. Let's go Suns.

Phil non si discute.
No perchè alla fine con Phil c'è sempre un fondo di ragione:
vogliamo dire che Nash non gioca del palming basketball?

E ovviamente vengono in mente polemiche trascorse contro vere e proprie istituzioni del basket giocato:

Finals Jazz-Bulls di anni fa.."ma Malone fa un passettino di troppo ogni volta che riceve in post spalle a canestro si gira e tira".Durante una delle ultime gare un arbitro si decide per la prima volta a fischiare passi a Karl - Jackson sbotta sorridendo:"Finalmente!!" - L'arbitro chiama il tecnico contro Phil..M-I-T-I-C-O.
Ma l'avversione vera e propria era contro Ewing.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Lakers center Andrew Bynum sat out practice this week to rest his injured right knee, but the time off didn't do him much good.

After participating in Saturday afternoon's practice, Bynum said the knee isn't cooperating.

"It's just worse. A little worse, but I'm still able to play through it so I'm going to keep pushing ahead," he said.

Bynum said he will receive treatment and play when the Lakers open the Western Conference finals Monday night at Staples Center against the Phoenix Suns.

Bynum suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee against the Oklahoma City Thunder on April 30th, but has continued to play through the pain. The injury, he said, became worse "probably in Game 3, Game 4" of the Lakers' second round series against the Utah Jazz. Bynum was effective in the first two games, averaging 12.5 points and 12 rebounds, but didn't score in Game 3 and had six in Game 4 as the Lakers swept Utah.

Suns in 7

Kobe Bryant had a "significant amount of fluid" drained from his right knee recently and hasn't practiced with the Los Angeles Lakers since they advanced through the Western Conference semifinals, the Los Angeles Times reported on Monday.

Bryant isn't the only Laker hurting. Center Andrew Bynum has practiced just once since the Lakers advanced past the Utah Jazz to the conference final. He said his right knee injury was "getting a little worse" after taking part in a team scrimmage on Saturday.

The Lakers had no comment when asked Monday for confirmation of Bryant's knee being drained.

Neither Bryant nor Bynum spoke to reporters Sunday.

Vittoria Lakers 128-107

Tutto facile.
Tutto scritto.