Nba Free Predictions Big Al McMordie June 05, 2008 Los Angeles Lakers @ Boston Celtics

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June, 05 2008 9:00pm EST
ATS: Los Angeles Lakers +2.5 (-110)
LOSS for -5 unit(s)

Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Celtics

Photo_nba At 9:05 pm, on Thursday, our selection is on the Los Angeles Lakers over the Boston Celtics. Back in November, I bet on the Celtics (at 4-1 odds) to win the NBA Title. And I've liked Boston all the way through its Eastern Conference Finals win over Detroit -- UNTIL NOW. Frankly, after watching the Playoffs through this point, I'm jumping off the Boston bandwagon, and backing the Lakers. The Celtics have looked like the 2nd best team in the Playoffs, for sure, and deserve to represent the Eastern Conference, but they can't match what the Lakers just pulled off in defeating the defending champs (San Antonio) four games to one, and the Utah Jazz (who might have been the 2nd best team out West) four games to two. Also, Denver was a darn good team (by my estimate, one of the top 10 teams in the Playoffs), and the Lakers dispatched the Nuggets in a four games to none sweep. Boston barely got by two bottom-tier teams (Cleveland and Atlanta) in seven-game series (both Cleveland and Atlanta had NEGATIVE POINT DIFFERENTIALS in the regular season), and survived to defeat a very good Pistons team (though somewhat hobbled) in six games. Although Boston will be playing at home in Game 1, that will not be much of an advantage against a Lakers squad that won both games in Denver; and two of five at Utah and San Antonio (with one of the losses in overtime in Game 4 at the Jazz). Boston did defeat LA both times in the regular season, but Pau Gasol was not on LA's roster in either game, so those victories should be thrown out. The bottom line is that Kobe Bryant is playing incredible ball right now, and can't be defensed. The Spurs' Bruce Bowen was draped all over him throughout the series, and Kobe still found ways to score. When the Lakers were down by 20 points in Game 1 and 17 points in Game 5, Kobe just went into overdrive, and pulled the Lakers back. And he did this with Bowen (and the rest of the Spurs) NOT fouling him to put him on the line for easy points. Instead, Kobe just made REAL TOUGH shots, and he made it look easy in the process. Boston has had the league's best defense all season, but great defense won't stop great offense. Take the Lakers. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie.