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Lakers at Celtics Thursday

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Free throws killed LA in regulation.

 

The same could be said for Boston....

:lol: Pierce just got mugged....

 

Yes he did but there have been a lot of bad calls all around in this game.

The same could be said for Boston....

 

Check the percentages. Not even close.

I didn't think there was any chance he was making both those.

Yep, got 'em both. You knew he would. They flash his percentage, and the fact he hadn't shot them well thus far, and you knew he'd nail both of them.

Yep, got 'em both. You knew he would. They flash his percentage, and the fact he hadn't shot them well thus far, and you knew he'd nail both of them.

 

He hasn't exactly been clutch over his career but glad he got them.

Check the percentages. Not even close.

 

If Boston missed any free throws then it cost them the game in regulation. Percentages mean nothing unless they made 100%.

LOL, "not a bad foul". I'm pretty sure he didn't intend for Rondo to trip over his face.

If Boston missed any free throws then it cost them the game in regulation. Percentages mean nothing unless they made 100%.

 

85% to 55%. I don't know if you understand the game or not.

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