EastCoastNiner

It's been said many times that hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports, but what you just did was stupid. I want to see you skate with NHL players and be able to deke and score on a world class goalie. I want to see you stop Kobe Bryant. I want to see you throw with pin-point precision like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning with 300 pound players running at you. I can simplify baseball and say that all you need to do is hit a ball coming at you. Also, you have a better chance of hitting a 100 MPH fastball than stopping Kobe or scoring on an NHL goalie.

You want to post the entire follow through.

Yes, but you said, "Kobe had three fouls that were completely clean. Why that's bad for us? Because it's Kobe Bryant. Boston can live with Davis in foul trouble". It sounds like you're trying to say that Kobe needs preferential treatment because he's more valuable. I know that's not what you said, but that's how it's coming across when you say that Boston can live with Davis in foul trouble.

Also, Phil Jackson never shuts the hell up. Every post-game when the Lakers lose, he makes every comment related to officiating. He needs to shut the hell up and be thankful that he's had Jordan, Kobe, and Shaq bring him call his titles. Anybody could have coached those teams, and I'm sick and tired of his whining.

KG has just been killing the Celtics this series. He's been downright awful.

When you say it like that, it comes across much clearer. Obviously he is worth more to his team, but I thought you were saying they shouldn't have called them.

You're not the first person to say this tonight, but I hate how people are giving the whole "Well, Kobe is more valuable, so his fouls were worse" argument. A foul is a foul, no matter the player, and yes, some of Kobe's were not even close to being fouls.

One thing I was surprised about tonight was the minimal amount of crying by Kobe after each of his calls. He's usually the biggest whiner in the league after he gets a foul, and he needs to get more technical fouls for the way he reacts to calls. I'm guessing he's had plenty, but he still whines too much. Also, LeBron can't hold Kobe's jock, and it's becoming more and more apparent to me while watching these playoffs.

If Doc Rivers should have been given a technical foul, so should the Lakers because they had people on the bench step quite a distance on the floor, and were told to go back to the bench, during play. Also, I know you aren't arguing, but if Phil Jackson wants to [expletive] about fouls, Pierce and David had two clean blocks called fouls, and that out of bounds play was not conclusive in any way from the angles they showed.

I really don't like the Finals format of 2-3-2. It's makes it most likely that the series will end in L.A.

Honestly, LeBron still can't hold his jock.

There's no doubt Kobe is still the best player in the league.

Here we go with the complaining again. Honestly, I thought it went off KG originally, but after seeing the replay's, a few of them looked like it hit Gasol's hand last, and some looked like it hit KG's. I'm sure at the end of the game someone will post some screen-shots, and I wouldn't be surprised if it went off of KG.

Stop trying to backpeddle. You said that "Yeah since Kobe getting into foul trouble has the same impact in a game as Sheed and Glen David getting into foul trouble. ". That was in regards to if Kobe should have been called, and you are saying that comparing Sheed's and Davis's fouls to Kobe's doesn't make sense because Kobe has more of an impact.

Damn, KG blocking those shots is a bad habit, even if he thought it was after the foul.

What the hell are you talking about. You pretty much just said that Kobe shouldn't get called for fouls because he's Kobe and has a bigger impact than Sheed and Davis. .

You complain way too much, especially when it's favoring the Lakers. Paul Pierce had a CLEAN block and so did Glenn Davis. You complain about the officiating when it's in the Lakers favor. .

The Celtics are beating themselves, and the Lakers are taking advantage of some unfortunate plays. The Lakers aren't playing well, but the Celtics are handing them the game.

It's always cool to think that three superstars/great players could play on the same tea, but it just wouldn't happen. They all need their touches, and that just wouldn't happen if they were on the same team.

Why the hell do so many people think he'll go to Chicago?!?!?!?!?!!? He's going to the New Jersey Nets, or if that for some reason does not happen, he will go to Miami.

Damn, some of you are push-overs for the Hall Of Fame. It's not supposed to be easy to get in, yet you guys are already saying hes should get in. It's a complete joke. .

That's a great one as well. It's funny because Pierre McGuire was one of the people that was rumored to be the Lightning's GM, and there were a bunch of jokes about Tokarski going there. .

One of Pierre's finer moments. .

I can't believe you guys are still playing the "He has three superstars card". . He doesn't have three superstars on his team.

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