June 7, 201214 yr Everybody on here is saying Celtics, but Heat is 2 point favorites tonight. Does Vegas know something BGP don't?
June 7, 201214 yr Boston Mayor praises KG and Hondo for their leadership. Menino praises Celtics' 'KJ' and 'Hondo' - Boston Celtics Blog - ESPN Boston
June 8, 201214 yr Lebron just put on the show. Should at least silence the haters until Saturday anyway. I haven't seen that focus in Lebron's eyes like I did tonight. He talked about leading his team into battle tonight, he def answered the bell.
June 8, 201214 yr James was definitely on a mission tonight; things will likely be a struggle for Boston on Saturday going back to Miami. Guess we will see.
June 8, 201214 yr Lebron just put on the show. Should at least silence the haters until Saturday anyway. I haven't seen that focus in Lebron's eyes like I did tonight. He talked about leading his team into battle tonight, he def answered the bell. A clutch performance in every sense of the word clutch. I had a term for the look on his face that I used on twitter but I won't on here. :lol:
June 8, 201214 yr Author LeBron James: 45 points, 15 rebounds, 5 assists. Boston's Big Three: 31 points, 13 rebounds, 2 assists.
June 8, 201214 yr I wish I would have put it on here, but told my roommate last night that the Celtics would probably have to play one of their best games to get a win last night...they played one of their worst. LeBron was special, especially in the first half. A lot of his points came off of some rather difficult shots.
June 8, 201214 yr The Heat were stagnant all night because they were just watching LeBron do work. I can't blame them. Maybe not the ideal recipe, but the perfect one last night. When he goes on one of those rare tears where he is hitting from the perimeter, he hands down becomes the greatest player of all time. That was the best performance I have ever seen him have. He could have scored 55. Simply amazing.
June 8, 201214 yr The Heat were stagnant all night because they were just watching LeBron do work. I can't blame them. Maybe not the ideal recipe, but the perfect one last night. When he goes on one of those rare tears where he is hitting from the perimeter, he hands down becomes the greatest player of all time. That was the best performance I have ever seen him have. He could have scored 55. Simply amazing. That better not carry over to game 7 because if they do that again I think they will get beat down. I've seen that happen to the Lakers soooooooooooo many times.
June 8, 201214 yr That better not carry over to game 7 because if they do that again I think they will get beat down. I've seen that happen to the Lakers soooooooooooo many times. And I am not coming in trying to be anti-LeBron or diminish his performance, it is more of an indictment of the Heat in general. They have been terrible in the half-court all season. The recipe has always been to get back on defense and make them beat you making jumpers. Well they (LeBron) did just that. The rest of the Heat were just kind of out there. Not sure you can say anyone outside of James did anything above average.
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