2008-06-09 23:39:30Pierce
Phantom menace for Celtics
After viewing today’s contest, Boston Celtics literally got a long way to go.
Until the end of first half time, both of them (Celtics and Lakers) could hardly say whose gonna win this game. Nonetheless, the dramatic change seemed to occur on the homecourt team; they began to usher their rival with double-digit lead. Then the Lakers was seemingly overwhelmed however in offense and defense, their scoring machine, Kobe Bryant, also struggled within snuffing out.
It looked like God is with Boston today, everything hardworking the Lakers attempted to accomplish was null. When the third quarter’s ending whistle sounded, they were legging behind two times ten. BUT, like NBA’s commercial Ad broadcasting worldwide "What amazing happens.", yes, ineed, incredible miracle happened; at the last quarter, Lakers were showing their foe’s defense just resembling as a starch. It was astonishingly that their outside force gave Celtics a consecutive bombard but not starting from Kobe. Though in the end, they still lost this game, they concretely taugh a lesson to Boston--not to be over-proud and disdainful your enemy too early even if you have great advantages on them.
Boston apparently and easily being heedless when they have great lead upon their opponent, particularly to the time the GAP is forming a triangle force on the court. That is their biggest weakness. Seeing through, for instance, today’s game in forth quarter, Doc Rivers, their coach, sent GAP all together on court. However the result was causing the Lakers got 41 points in one quarter, you could ascribe to their outside shooters: Sasha Vujacic, ladimir Radmanovic, Derek Fisher, whom they were suddently waking up from a nightmare. But I don’t think so. Perhaps Doc Rivers should reshuffle and reorganize their tactics, considering to separate GAP on court for better substitution and fatigue effect and "great efficiency". Taking the example of former Lakers’ power4, I believe that was a great lesson for Boston to concern about.
Still, Congradulation, Boston Celtics! you guys are reaching your tradition a bit more.
Also, Good done for Lakers, for their persistence to the end.
Until the end of first half time, both of them (Celtics and Lakers) could hardly say whose gonna win this game. Nonetheless, the dramatic change seemed to occur on the homecourt team; they began to usher their rival with double-digit lead. Then the Lakers was seemingly overwhelmed however in offense and defense, their scoring machine, Kobe Bryant, also struggled within snuffing out.
It looked like God is with Boston today, everything hardworking the Lakers attempted to accomplish was null. When the third quarter’s ending whistle sounded, they were legging behind two times ten. BUT, like NBA’s commercial Ad broadcasting worldwide "What amazing happens.", yes, ineed, incredible miracle happened; at the last quarter, Lakers were showing their foe’s defense just resembling as a starch. It was astonishingly that their outside force gave Celtics a consecutive bombard but not starting from Kobe. Though in the end, they still lost this game, they concretely taugh a lesson to Boston--not to be over-proud and disdainful your enemy too early even if you have great advantages on them.
Boston apparently and easily being heedless when they have great lead upon their opponent, particularly to the time the GAP is forming a triangle force on the court. That is their biggest weakness. Seeing through, for instance, today’s game in forth quarter, Doc Rivers, their coach, sent GAP all together on court. However the result was causing the Lakers got 41 points in one quarter, you could ascribe to their outside shooters: Sasha Vujacic, ladimir Radmanovic, Derek Fisher, whom they were suddently waking up from a nightmare. But I don’t think so. Perhaps Doc Rivers should reshuffle and reorganize their tactics, considering to separate GAP on court for better substitution and fatigue effect and "great efficiency". Taking the example of former Lakers’ power4, I believe that was a great lesson for Boston to concern about.
Still, Congradulation, Boston Celtics! you guys are reaching your tradition a bit more.
Also, Good done for Lakers, for their persistence to the end.