Who Wins The NBA Finals? From The Horse’s Mouth (Mr Ed)

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 Who Wins The NBA Finals?  From The Horse’s Mouth (Mr Ed)
Well… Mr Ed Ziti! This was recently up on Ed Ziti’s MVN Lakers Library , but when asked the question as to ‘Who wins it all?’, Ed told me to put this up, as it’s the best answer to the query he had. Take it away Ed!… After taking out Shaq and the Phoenix Suns last night (130-124), behind Kobe’s 41 points, are the Lakers the team to beat in the ... [link]

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Great Exercises in Internet NBA-Related Postings 2.28.08
Published 2/28/2008 by Hardwood Paroxysm at Hardwood Paroxysm
... Hey! We've won a bunch of titles (none in the last 4 years)! We're the favorites! What do you mean, that has absolutely no impact on this season? (Note: They are the favorites, I just think that argument is a bunch of shite.) ...

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