Chris Mihm Getting Dunked On

Three Years Later, We're Still Tripping With The Wizards

truthaboutit posted 6/16/2008 from www.truthaboutit.net

The years ago, as the Washington Wizards were set to make their first NBA Playoff appearance in eight seasons, a Washington, DC columnist declared that the years of bad karma for the franchise had been purged. Wanting more, and still going through trying times, (albeit during a four year playoff run), do Wizards fans really think that bad karma is a thing of the past?

Postcards From LA, Vol. 18: One Lakers Fan Tracks His Team Through the NBA Playoffs

MrThell posted 6/16/2008 from www.emptythebench.com

Instead of focusing on poor play and bemoaning the fact that if the Lakers didn’t choke away a 24-point lead they would hold the 3-2 series advantage, the optimum way to view this situation is that the next two games are actually pure gravy, a gift from the basketball gods that allows the Lakers, who happen to employ the game’s best gunslinger, two do-or-die shots at basketball immortality.

Lakers Keep Celtics On Ice, 103-98

beisbolct posted 6/16/2008 from soxanddawgs.com

This time the Boston Celtics could not totally over come an early large deficit as they lost Game Five to the Los Angeles Lakers, 103-98 at the Staples Center on Sunday evening. Boston now leads the NBA Finals 3-2 with Game Six at the TD BankNorth Garden in Boston on Tuesday evening at 9 p.m. Well we’ve seen this before as this first quarter was almost a carbon copy of the first ...

LA dodgers

Boston Dirt Dogs found this 6/16/2008 on www.boston.com

LOS ANGELES - The champagne was taken off ice. The championship hats and T-shirts were kept in boxes and sent back to Boston. And after being in position to win a championship for the first time in 22 years late last night, the Larry O'Brien Trophy ...

Sports: Jackson's peculiar substitutions work out in the end | lakers, jackson, mihm, game, second

ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog found this 6/16/2008 on www.ocregister.com

>LOS ANGELES — Actor Denzel Washington, usually the picture of cool in his courtside seat at Lakers games, stood up Sunday night in the second quarter when no one near him was up or saying a word. With urgency that was no act, he yelled across the ...