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Magic Set Finals Single Game Field Goal Percentage Record, Beat Lakers 108-104
20secondtimeout.blogspot.com - 6/10/2009
Magic Set Finals Single Game Field Goal Percentage Record, Beat Lakers 108-104
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The Orlando Magic set an NBA Finals single game record by shooting .625 from the field and had five players score between 18 and 21 points as they defeated the L.A. Lakers 108-104, cutting the Lakers' lead to 2-1. The 1991 Chicago Bulls had held the Finals single game field goal percentage ...
Kobe Bryant's weariness should make Lakers fans wary - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com - 6/10/2009
Kobe Bryant's weariness should make Lakers fans wary - Los Angeles Times
— latimes.com — As Pau Gasol lay sprawled on his belly in a cramped and jeering gym late Tuesday, gasping,... sweating, needing a hand, a teammate walked past. Kobe Bryant never even slowed down. He wouldn't pick him up. He couldn't pick him up. He couldn't pick any of ... (more) Kobe Bryant's weariness should make Lakers fans wary - ...

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Orlando Magic 108, Los Angeles Lakers 104
thirdquartercollapse.com - 6/10/2009
Orlando Magic 108, Los Angeles Lakers 104
— thirdquartercollapse.com — More photos » by David J. Phillip - AP Browse more photos » Thanks to a balanced... offensive attack and blistering shooting from the field, the Orlando Magic toppled the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 3 of ... (more) Orlando Magic 108, Los Angeles Lakers 104

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Behind the Box Score, where the Magic had something to say
sports.yahoo.com - 6/10/2009
Behind the Box Score, where the Magic had something to say
— sports.yahoo.com — Orlando 108, Los Angeles Lakers 104 (Los Angeles leads series, 2-1)   This is how it goes... in close games. The Magic, to be quick with it, were pretty lucky to be around in Game 2 as the turnovers mounted and the missed shots piled up ... (more) Behind the Box Score, where the Magic had something to say

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