This is going to be a classic series. The Lakers have 2 things that clearly give them the edge: 1) Home court advantage and, 2) Kobe Bryant.
But, the Celtics have a lot of things going for them.
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16 February 2010
In the first big move of the tradeseason, Portland acquired Marcus Camby from the Los Angelos Clippers for Steve Blake and Travis Outlaw. This was a great move for the Trailblazers. They have had a huge hole vacated by injuries to Joel Pryzbilla and Greg Oden. Juwon Howard has filled in very well and Camby gives them the second best rebounder in the game inside. Losing Blake will hurt some, but not as much as they gain from Camby. Andre Miller has played very well at point guard and youngser Bayliss has shown he can be an effective backup. They won't miss Outlaw. He has been out since November with a broken foot and is to return soon. Portland holds the 8th sot in the playoffs. Camby is in his last year of his contract and will likely leave after this season since Oden and Pryzbilla will be back.
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18 June 2009
re staggering. Over 35 points and over 7 assist a game. Cleveland had 66 wins while the Lakers had 65. If the MVP goes to who did the most for their team, then it's hands down James
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17 June 2009
The LA Lakers are the top team in basketball. Can they stay that way? Oh yes! Both Trevor Ariza and Lamar Odom are free agents this year and both contributed heavily to
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The Clippers had a horrible year. They were suppose to be more than just a playoff contender. Fred Jones is a free agent and Ricky Davis has a players option. I doubt he will leave. The Clippers have the first overall pick and will take Blake Griffin. A trade could happen and if it does it's likely to involve either Camby, Randolph, or Kaman who all have close to or over 10million on their contracts.
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