Tuesdays, May 18, 2010
LA Lakers Demolishes the Phoenix Suns, 128-107
(Good Big Men Always Beat Good Little Men)
The years, when heavy-weight boxer Mohammed Ali reigned as King Mohammed Ali over the boxing world, he always proved that a "good big man will always beat a good little man; but yet a good little man can always beat a sorry big man!" Last night, the defending champion LA Lakers, themselves, proved that statement to be a fact, when they imploded their unworthy opponents, the Phoenix Suns, 128-107.
Obviously, the key player of this first game of the NBA final-Western Conference playoff game between the LA Lakers and the Phoenix Suns was Kobe Bryant. After having fluid drained from his right knee, only a few days ago, Kobe Bryant played the game just as normal as he always played by making extraordinary plays, dominating, getting to the basket and scoring. Long-time, NBA veteran player, Lamar Odom, came off the bench and scored 19 points and grabbed 19 rebounds. The crafty-elusive center, Pau Gasol, as always, was unstoppable! Late in the 4th quarter, before permanently exiting the game to rest his sore knee, Kobe Bryant had made sure that his contribution of 40 points--21 of them in the third quarter-had put the game out of the reach of the Phoenix Suns; as the La Lakers went on beat them 128-107.
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Thundercat
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