Friday, June 11, 2004
Heh heh... Excellent. Eeeexssselennnt...
The Pistons win again.
And convincingly. No last-minute come-from-behind last-ditch three-pointer heroics. They just outplayed, outhustled, and outshot the Lakers for 48 minutes.
It now looks like the Lakers may be in trouble, at least to my uneducated eyes. The one game the Lakers won, on their own home court, was one the Pistons basically handed them in the final seconds. I'm not saying that the Lakers didn't deserve to win or the Pistons didn't deserve to lose; I'm saying that the best the Lakers have done is one shaky win, while the Pistons have racked up two decisive ones.
Of course, the Lakers have had their problems: Shaq in foul trouble, Kobe failing to produce last night, Malone's knee. Shaq and Kobe have been here before; and they can combust at any time to drub just about any team.
Too bad I'm going to have to miss the rest of the games.
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And convincingly. No last-minute come-from-behind last-ditch three-pointer heroics. They just outplayed, outhustled, and outshot the Lakers for 48 minutes.
It now looks like the Lakers may be in trouble, at least to my uneducated eyes. The one game the Lakers won, on their own home court, was one the Pistons basically handed them in the final seconds. I'm not saying that the Lakers didn't deserve to win or the Pistons didn't deserve to lose; I'm saying that the best the Lakers have done is one shaky win, while the Pistons have racked up two decisive ones.
Of course, the Lakers have had their problems: Shaq in foul trouble, Kobe failing to produce last night, Malone's knee. Shaq and Kobe have been here before; and they can combust at any time to drub just about any team.
Too bad I'm going to have to miss the rest of the games.
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