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Kobe Bryant comes clean about the pressure

Title in hand, the NBA Finals MVP is candid about the burden of the series and his injuries. So, this was the Age of Kobe all along.

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Despite heavy LAPD presence, violence breaks out after Lakers’ victory

Crowds hurl bottles and other objects at police, smash marquees, jump on vehicles, break windows and light a small fire along Figueroa Street. At least one person is beaten unconscious. Despite a massive Los Angeles police presence Thursday night, sporadic violence broke out near Staples Center after the Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals.

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Kobe Bryant Wins 2010 Finals MVP

Filed under: Celtics , Lakers , NBA Finals He may not have won the regular season MVP. But as the 2009-10 season drew to a close, Kobe Bryant was the last superstar left standing. And while tonight may not have been his most scintillating performance ever, Bryant did what he had to, leading his team to the NBA title over the Boston Celtics . That’s why, for the second time in as many postseasons, the Lakers are taking home the Larry O’Brien trophy and Kobe hoisted the Bill Russell Award, better known as the NBA Finals MVP. The game that clinched the title for Bryant and the Lakers was hard fought and often ugly. Bryant wasn’t exactly his usual high-scoring self, going for 23 points on 6 for 24 shooting. In keeping with the gritty game, though, he did pull down 15 boards — much as, earlier in the playoffs, Kobe put up higher-than-usual assist totals when his team needed to get together on offense.

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Wallace to start at center for Celtics (AP)

Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers says Rasheed Wallace will start at center in Game 7 of the NBA finals. Wallace is replacing Kendrick Perkins, who sprained ligaments in his right knee Tuesday night in the first quarter of Boston’s 89-67 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Rivers joked that he went with Wallace over Glen “Big Baby” Davis for Thursday’s game because “he’s old.

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Report: 76ers Trade Samuel Dalembert To Kings For Spencer Hawes And Andres Nocioni

Mary Schwalm – AP 6 months ago: Philadelphia 76ers’ Samuel Dalembert reacts after committing a foul late in the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game against the Boston Celtics in Boston, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. The Celtics beat the 76ers 113-110. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm) View full size photo

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And So It Ends: Getting You Ready For Game 7 Of The NBA Finals

Mark J. Terrill – AP 1 day ago: Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant shoots as he is defended by Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett during the second half of Game 6 of the NBA basketball finals Tuesday, June 15, 2010, in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol (16) of Spain and Boston Celtics forward Paul Pierce, right, and Celtics Ray Allen, left, watch. The Lakers won 89-67. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, Pool) View full size photo

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LA Lakers vs Celtics 2010 final game 3 score

Kobe Bryant (left) and Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakers celebrate a point in the fourth quarter against the Boston Celtics in Game Three of the 2010 NBA Finals at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. Bryant scored 29 points and Fisher finished with 16 as the Lakers beat the Celtics 91-84, taking series lead 2-1. Derek Fisher rallied his teammates with a motivational speech on the bench during the break before the fourth quarter. Then he went out and showed them how it#39;s done. ” Derek,

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Ice Cube Says ‘Put Your Money On’ L.A. Lakers In NBA Finals

The West Coast MC and superfan roots for the purple-and-gold, gripes about unreliable refs. By Shaheem Reid Ice Cube Photo: MTV News Legendary West Coast mic enforcer Ice Cube is excited that the NBA Finals are upon us, but he feels that there may be something shady going on to make sure the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics series is extended as far as it can go. MTV News recently talked ball with Cube, and he insisted his beloved Lake show are the superior team, but the Cs may have some help from the boys-in-stripes, making some shady rulings inevitable during game play. “It’s gonna take [NBA Commissioner] David Stern to stop telling these refs how to ref these games,” Cube said, when asked what he thought it would take for the Lakers to repeat as NBA Champions. “I don’t know if they telling them how to ref these games, but it’s just ridiculous sometimes when I see these refs making sure that the series is extended. Games are leaned towards this team or that team. Every year is the same old dance. Everybody can pick two or three games where you knew the league had their hand in it.” True to Cube’s gripes, there were several questionable calls made during Game 2 of the finals Sunday night at the Staples Center, home of the Lakers. Even the team has had their complaints in the past about the finals officiating. Despite the refs’ calls, Cube said he felt confident his team will triumph over Boston, just like they did over the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference Finals. “What about the Celtics?” Cube asked with a grin. “They can’t beat us four times without help either. They need help from the refs too. Did you see Game 2, when we played them in the finals that year [2008]? Game 2 was ridiculous. Ridiculous! It’s the same thing. It ain’t about the series. It’s about ‘Will it go to Game 6 or Game 7?’ That’s all the league care about.” Still, Cube said it’s purple-and-gold — all the way. “You sound like you got some doubt,” he said like the superfan he is. “Let me put that to rest. We got the team to win it all this year. Put your money on the Lakers.” The Lakers and Celtics play Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday night. Who are you rooting for in the NBA Finals? Are you a die-hard Lakers fan like Cube? Tell us in the comments! Related Artists Ice Cube

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Lakers vs Celtics score game 2

Ray Allen buried a record eight three pointers and scored a post-season high 32 points, as the Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 103-94 to even their NBA finals series at one game each. Ray Allen buried a record eight three pointers and scored a post-season high 32 points as the Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 103-94 to even their NBA finals series at one game each. Rajon Rondo scored 10 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter and also had a triple double with a game-high 12

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Live Stream: Lakers vs Celtics Game 2

Watch the live basketball game event of the 2010 NBA Finals between L.A. Lakers and Boston Celtics in their Game 2 live basketball match this Sunday, June 06, 2010. The time of their match will be at 8:00 PM ET. It’s an anticipated event when both teams are winning over their opponents in Conference Finals. The Lakers is now leading over Celtics in 1-0. Don’t miss to watch the live streaming Game 2 event of L.A Lakers vs Boston Celtics in NBA Finals 2010: Lakers vs Celtics Game 2 Live Stream Live Stream: Lakers vs Celtics Game 2 is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading