Some postgame quoteage

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SLAM Online found this 6/9/2008 on lakersblog.latimes.com [flag]
Obviously there was much to talk about after the Lakers dropped Game 2 of the NBA Finals to the Celtics in Boston Sunday night, 108-102. Click below to read some of the reaction. BK [link]

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Phil Jackson on Leon Powe shooting more freethrows than the Lakers: WTF!
Published 6/9/2008 by Sam Rubenstein at SLAM Online
... Even if the Celtics go on to do their usual road game flop, the one thing that is guaranteed in this series is that the Los Angeles Lakers can not win the championship on their home floor. Another thing that should go into the guarantee category is that Leon Powe, a back-up player who was featured in a feel good halftime piece during the game, will not shoot more free throws than the entire Lakers team. What did Phil Jackson have to say about that? ...

Daily Links 6/9
Published 6/9/2008 at CelticsBlog
... from Game 2 SouthCoast Today Kobe's opening acts not enough Patriot Ledger Celtics' Powe steals the show Sporting News Lakers comeback too late LA Times Lakers need to make a stand at Staples LA needs a Boston style big dig Something foul in Boston Time for Kobe to earn his MVP Lakers are the ones who need assistance Celtics Powe makes a name for himself Doc is no fan of finals format Fox Views Some post game quoteage Expect Ray Allen to shore up Celtics' defense Connecticut Post ...

Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Daily Links 6/9
Published 6/9/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) at LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog
... Ledger Celtics' Powe steals the show Sporting News Lakers comeback too late LA Times Lakers need to make a stand at Staples LA needs a Boston style big dig Something foul in Boston Time for Kobe to earn his MVP Lakers are the ones who need assistance Celtics Powe makes a name for himself Doc is no fan of finals format Fox Views Some post game quoteage Expect Ray Allen to shore up Celtics' defense ...

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The Vaunted Lakers Defense

RedsArmy posted 6/9/2008 from redsarmy.wordpress.com

I’ve been driving the Leon Powe bandwagon since day 1, but even I can acknowledge his limitations. For instance… there’s no way in hell that Leon Powe should go coast-to-coast, untouched, when 3 Lakers are already on the defensive end of the court. This might be the most embarrassing, pathetic thing I’ve seen. Leon is not blazing fast. He’s a bulky power forward. Yet he took the ball 90 feet…
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Celtics Can't Relax, Fans Maybe Should

ranter posted 6/9/2008 from www.celticsblog.com

There are two psyche's I'm interested in today. One is the Celtics players and staff. I hope they don't feel complacent. Reminders of the 4th quarter should take care of that. The other is the Celtics fans. I hope we don't feel too worried. Reminders of the scoreboard should help that.
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Postcards From LA, Vol. 15: One Lakers Fan Tracks His Team Through the NBA Playoffs

MrThell posted 6/9/2008 from www.emptythebench.com

It would be easy, and fair enough, to rant for a few paragraphs about the refereeing in the Celtics 108-102 Game 2 victory. But the truth is, up until those last 8 minutes of the 4th quarter, I think the Lakers were their own worst enemy, playing tight and tentative – by far their worst basketball of the postseason.
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Something foul in Boston - Los Angeles Times

Ball Don't Lie found this 6/9/2008 on www.latimes.com

Is that wheelchair still around? Somebody needs to pull it out of the Boston Celtics locker room and pour the Lakers in it. Push them to the airport. Carry them to the plane. Fly them back to safety with bandages and balm. After two games of the NBA ...
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L.A. needs a Boston-style Big Dig - Los Angeles Times

Randball found this 6/9/2008 on www.latimes.com

Kobe Bryant walks off the court after the Lakers' furious rally comes up short.
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