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"we got wet at bed and not made up by towels" Kobe Bryant said in the post-game press conference. It’s funny but incisive. Just like what he said, Lakers had a strong first quarter and kept moving on the second. At the end of half time, they effeciently restrained Celtics’ offense and meanwhile expanded their’s to level high; they took the lead about twenty-one points ahead. Lamar Odom had a comprehensive represent and Pau Gasol also, apparently the light is not shed on only Kobe. Everybody got involved in this game, got the chance to touch the ball, and got overwhelmingly offensive from inside out. Due to that, Kobe had more confidence on teammates and dished out to search wide-open shot while who was being forced on double-team. On the other hand, Celtics were just like losing their aim, couldn’t find the rim. They intermittently chased back, but still struggled in offensive trouble.

"What amazing happens." Indeed, it is astoundingly that Celtics found their tempos back. Ray Allen and Paul Pierce ushered to present the show of "resurrection". Though Kendrick Perkins got injury in the meddle of third quarter, it is, perhaps, the turning point of them; for the reason, which forced Doc Rivers to reshuffle the starting line five. KG as center, James Poesy and Paul Pierce as forwards, Eddie House and Ray Allen as guards composed of great weapons in confronting the Lakers. Why do I say so? Lakers can not execute double-team well in that once KG be clamped will dish to four outside shooters. Furthermore, Allen and Pierce also have great personal combat skill, they can penetrate in ease. However, there is one man I have to laud to, that would be definitely Paul Pierce in that his illustrious defense on Kobe and even giving a block shot to. That wouldn’t be impressive if you guys have seen the replay.

Panoramically watching entire game-running, I believe Lakers’ yesterday’s performance imitates game 2 occurred on Celtics. If anyone have seen the game, you would probably retrospect with me and exclaim "yes, it’s just like that." Celtics also won a great lead till the third quarter in advance; Lakers showed their tenacity on fighting back with 41 points contribution in one quarter. But, yet Celtics won the game afterward, was that sacring for Bostons? Unfortunately, Lakers could not weak up as due, even though Kobe wanted to strike back but others couldn’t keep up with.

Sigh...a remarkable start doesn’t mean you can deserve a mellifluent ramification if not persist. In that day, they taught us a good lesson.