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2010 NBA FINALS

All Finals games are in HD format

Game 1 - Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers - 06/03/10

Like two heavyweight fighers, the two teams felt each other out for the first half - Round 1, if you will - before the Lakers blew it open in the third quarter. It was the Lakers’ tough, gritty defense that set the tone for the intense game, with Ron Artest taking on Paul Pierce before things barely got started. The two got tangled up under the basket about 30 second into the game, drawing double technicals. Kobe scored 30 in the Lakers' win, with Pau Gasol, vilified for the 'soft’ role he played in the 2008 Finals series, chipping in with a physical 23 points and 14 boards.

Game 2 - Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers - 06/06/10

Boston came out much more aggressively, after being pushed around in Game 1. Ray Allen had an incredible shooting night, breaking the record for the most three-pointers in a Finals game by hitting 8 of 11 from behind the arc. The game was tight throughout, but final quarter was dominated by the Celtics, as Rajon Rondo's 10 points in the quarter helped tie the series 1–1. Rondo finished with a triple-double - 19 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists. Gasol had a strong game, finishing with 25 points and 8 rebounds, while Kobe suffered through an 8-of-20 shooting night.

Game 3 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/08/10

Derek Fisher was the difference in the game, taking over in the fourth quarter and scoring 11 big points to ensure a Laker win. After an amazing shooting performance in Game 2, Ray Allen went 0 - 13 from the field at home, scoring only two points. Kobe scored 29, but the main story was ‘Mr. Clutch’ Fisher, who scored scored four of the Lakers' five baskets to give the team a five-point lead with about 4 1/2 minutes left after the Celtics had pulled to within one point. He then scored a huge “and 1“ with with 49 seconds left that pretty much wrapped things up.

Game 4 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/10/10

The Lakers took a three-point lead at the half, and led by two point after the third quarter, in which Kobe made three 3-pointers. The Boston reserves. mainly Big Baby Davis and Nate Robinson, outscored the Lakers 13–2 over nearly half the quarter. The Lakers got as close as four with about a minute remaining, but Rondo got a key steal and layup to seal the Boston win. Davis scored 18 points the game, with nine coming in the fourth quarter, and Robinson added 12. Kobe and Gasol had 33 and 21 points, respectively.

Game 5 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/13/10

Pierce shot 7–10 and ended the first half with 15 points, and his three-pointer pushed the Celtics lead to double digits, 50–39, early in the third. The Lakers cut the lead to 5 with just over 40 seconds to go in the game, but on a critical inbounds play, Garnett lobbed the ball to Pierce, who, while falling out of bounds, threw it towards Rondo who laid it up on the run to ice the game. Rondo shot 9–12 from the floor for 18 points, along with 8 assists and 5 rebounds. Kobe had a great 38-point performance, hitting difficult shots from all over the floor.

Game 6 - Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers - 06/15/10

The Rout. Down 3-2, and with their backs against the wall, the Lakers came out firing offensively, as their defense held the Celtics to the second lowest-scoring performance in NBA Finals history, on 33 percent shooting. The decisive victory set the stage for a historic Game 7 in the Staples Center. At one point, the Lakers held a 27 point lead, and their bench outscored Boston's by 24–0 entering the fourth quarter. Kobe led with 26 points and 11 rebounds, while Pau Gasol chipped in with 17 and 13.

Game 7 - Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers - 06/17/10

You could not script a more tight, tension-packed game, with excellent defense played on both sides throughout the contest. As it came down to the wire, with the game still in the balance until the final seconds, every shot, every rebound had huge significance. It was truly a hard-fought game, and the Lakers showed the necessary toughness down the stretch to seal the deal, and win their 16th Championship. The DVD contains the post-game interviews, including a real beauty by Ron Artest, and the trophy presentation.

2009 NBA FINALS

All Finals games are in HD format

Game 1 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Orlando Magic - 06/04/09

Kobe Bryant dominated the first game of the championship series, putting up 40 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists as he led the Lakers to a blowout 100-75 win. Pau Gasol chipped in with 16 points and 8 rebounds and Lamar Odom added 11 points and 14 rebounds. The Magic actually had a lead early in the second quarter but then Kobe took over, and by the half the Lakers were ahead by 10 points. Not helping their cause, Orlando's outside snipers all shot poorly. Magic guard Jameer Nelson saw action on the court for the first time since Feb. 2, since undergoing shoulder surgery.

Game 2 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Orlando Magic - 06/07/09

This was a tight contest throughout, with the Magic having a good chance to win it in regulation. However, when a last-second Hedo Tukoglu alley-oop to rookie Courtney Lee went awry, the game went into overtime, with the Lakers taking control and winning by a score of 101-96. Gasol was the main man in OT, scoring 7 of the Lakers' 13 points. For the Magic, Rashard Lewis made 6 of 12 three-pointers for 34 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists, and Turkoglu added 22 points while Dwight Howard tallied 17 points, 16 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 4 blocked shots. On the Laker side, Gasol led the way with 24 points and 10 rebounds to go along with Kobe's 29 points and 8 assists.

Game 3 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Orlando Magic - 06/09/09

Back at home, the Magic shot an NBA Finals record 63 percent to get their first Finals win in a close game, 108-104, cutting the Lakers' series lead to 2-1. Orlando set the pace with a sizzling 75 percent shooting performance in the first half, and ended the game with balanced scoring — five players scored 18 points or more points. Kobe had 31 points and 8 assists but only shot 11-for-25, also misfiring on 5 of 10 free throw attempts. It was the Magic franchise's first Finals victory, as in their previous 1995 trip the team that featured Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway was swept by the Houston Rockets.

Game 4 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Orlando Magic - 06/11/09

In what turned out to be the decisive game of the series, Derek Fisher hit the biggest shot of his career when he nailed a tying three-pointer over an inexplicably back-pedaling Jameer Nelson. The shocked Magic, who evidently thought they had the game under control, never recovered and lost 99-91 to fall into a 3-1 series deficit. Kobe paced the Lakers with 32 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds. With 11 seconds left in the game Howard, who had 16 points, 21 rebounds and a Finals record 9 blocks, missed two critical free throws — one of which would have made it a two-possession game. Fisher had missed all 5 of his 3-point attempts before nailing the one that forced overtime.

Game 5 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Orlando Magic - 06/14/09

The Lakers gave coach Phil Jackson his 10th overall championship, breaking the tie with Red Auerbach for the most titles. In the 99-86 victory, Kobe, the obvious choice for Finals MVP, racked up 30 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 blocks. The Magic started the game with an early 15-6 lead but couldn't consistently make their three-pointers. The Lakers clamped down defensively, and when they went on a 16-0 run in the decisive second quarter, the game and series were all but over. Gasol dominated the paint, ending up with 14 points, 15 rebounds and 4 blocked shots. and Odom contributed 17 points and 10 rebounds. Thus ended an entertaining Finals series that was not quite as lopsided as the eventual 4-1 result.

2008 NBA FINALS

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Game 1 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/05/08

Paul Pierce scored 15 points in the third quarter to give Boston a lead that it never relinquished. Kevin Garnett paced the Celtic attack with 24 points and 13 rebounds. Kobe Bryant struggled offensively, finishing with 24 points on 9–26 shooting. The game featured a bit of drama when Pierce went down clutching at his knee and was taken off the floor in a wheelchair, only to return shortly to raucous applaud from the Boston crowd.

Game 2 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/08/08

The Lakers jumped out to a quick first quarter lead, but the Celtics answered with a 10–0 run at the start of the second quarter and ended the first half up by 12. Down by 24 points in the 4th quarter, the Lakers went on a furious rally that cut the lead to two with 38 seconds left. Free throws by Pierce and James Posey sealed the game. Kobe Bryant finished with 30 points and 8 assists. The unlikely star of the game was Celtics reserve forward Leon Powe, who scored 22 points on 6–7 shooting in 15 minutes of play.

Game 3 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/10/08

The Lakers, back home at the Staples Center, took the Game 3 on a strong shooting night from Bryant, who scored 36 points, leading his team to their first series win and continuing their undefeated streak at home in the 2008 post-season. In support, Sasha Vujacic scored 20 points in 28 minutes. Pierce had a poor shooting game, going 2 - 14 from the field. Garnett also struggled offensively, finishing with only 12 points. Ray Allen was the only member of Boston's Big Three that produced on offense, scoring 25 points.

Game 4 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/12/08

The Lakers led 35–14 after the first quarter, the largest first-quarter lead in NBA Finals history. After facing a deficit of as many as 24 points, the Celtics went on a 21–3 run to end the third quarter, cutting the Lakers' lead to two points. Boston then took their first lead in the game on an Eddie House jumper with 4 minutes left. Allen sealed the deal with a last minute blow-by drive past Vujacic and Pau Gasol. The Celtics' victory was the largest comeback in the NBA Finals since 1971.

Game 5 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/15/08

As in Game 4, the Lakers jumped out quickly, leading 43–24 early in the second quarter. However, the Celtics came back behind Pierce, briefly taking a 62–60 lead. The Lakers built a 14-point lead in the 4th quarter, but the Celtics again rallied with a 16–2 run to tie the game at 90. Some clutch plays by Bryant, who finished with 25 points, secured the game for the Lakers. Gasol provided strong support with 19 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists, and Lamar Odom chipped in with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Pierce scored 38 points for Boston.

Game 6 - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics - 06/17/08

After a slow start the Celtics dominated the rest of the game. The Big Three performed magnificently, while the whole team played outstanding defense. Allen hit seven three pointers to tie a Finals record, and Rajon Rondo had an all-around spectacular performance with 21 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 6 steals. The Celtics turned the ball over only seven times and set a Finals record with 18 steals. The final 39-point margin of victory was the largest ever in an NBA championship-clinching game. It was the Celtics' 17th championship, their first since 1986, extending their record for most NBA championships won by a single team.

MORE LA LAKERS GAMES

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Los Angeles Clippers - 10/27/09

The DVD includes the pre-game Championship Ring Presentation, featuring former Lakers GM Jerry West, along with Magic Johnson, James Worthy, Norm Nixon, Michael Cooper, Jamaal Wilkes, A.C. Green, Rick Fox and Robert Horry. After the sometimes emotional ceremony, in which the Lakers' 15th gold-and-purple championship banner was unveiled, the team got back to the job of defending their title by defeating the hapless Clippers 99-92. Kobe scored 33 points and Andrew Bynum added 26. Eric Gordon had 21 for the Clips.

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns - 02/20/08

Kobe Bryant spoiled Shaquille O'Neal 's debut with Phoenix, scoring 41 points despite a dislocated right pinkie to lead the Lakers to an intense 130-124 victory. Laker newcomer Pau Gasol helped with 29 points and Lamar Odom chipped in with 22. O'Neal scored nine of his 15 points in the final quarter and grabbed nine rebounds in 29 minutes of action in his first game as a member of the Suns.

Los Angeles Lakers vs. New York Knicks - 12/23/07

Kobe Bryant scored his 20,000th career point against the Knicks, becoming the youngest player in NBA history to reach that milestone. He achieved the feat when he hit a 3-pointer with 11:08 remaining in the third quarter, joining Wilt Chamberlain and Michael Jordan as the only players in league history to score 20,000 points before the age of 30. Bryant scored 39 points, adding 11 rebounds and eight assists, as the Lakers held on for a 95-90 win.

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Sacramento Kings - 05/31/02

In what would become one of the most controversial games in league history, Shaquille O'Neal powered the Lakers to a Game Seven in the Western Conference finals with 41 points and 17 rebounds as the two-time defending champions staved off elimination with a 106-102 victory.The controversy involved what many observers felt was extremely biased officiating in favor of the Lakers. This was reinforced during the 2008 trial of disgraced referee Tim Donaghy when he alleged that game officials, acting in the interest of the NBA, conspired to extend a playoff series in 2002 to a seventh game. The Lakers-Kings series was the only one that went to seven games in that year.

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Philadelphia 76ers - 06/06/01

Led by Allen Iverson, the upstart Sixers stunned the heavily-favored Lakers with a 107-101 OT win in Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Championships. Ivsrson scored 30 points in the first half, the most since Jordan torched the Trail Blazers in the 1992 championship series. The game featured Iverson's famous crossover and 'step-over' Tyron Lue after hitting a key jumper in OT. As intense a Game 1 of a championship series as has ever been played.

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Portland Trail Blazers - 06/04/00

In a truly intense game, Los Angeles, on the verge of losing three straight games for the first time all season, went on a 15-0 tear in the fourth quarter run to erase a huge Trail Blazer lead and win Game Seven of the 2000 Western Conference Championships. Kobe took over late in the game, hitting clutch shot after clutch shot, and delivering the game's most climactic moment - an awesome alley-oop to Shaq for a thunderous dunk that brought the house down and sealed the victory. This game marked the beginning of the Lakers dynasty.

MORE GREAT KOBE GAMES

Rookie Challenge Game - 02/08/97

See a young Kobe's raw skills on display in the 1997 RC Game, held in Cleveland's Gund Arena. In the end, it was East over West, 96 - 91. Allen Iverson, then playing for the Philadelphia 76ers, was the game MVP with 19 points and 9 assists. However, Kobe was clearly more dominant, with 31 points and 8 rebounds. Very fast-paced game.

East Roster: Ray Allen, Marcus Camby, Erick Dampier, Allen Iverson, Kerry Kittles, Vitaly Potapenko, Antoine Walker and John Wallace. Head Coach: Red Auerbach. West Roster: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Kobe Bryant, Derek Fisher, Travis Knight, Matt Maloney, Steve Nash, Roy Rogers and Lorenzen Wright. Stephon Marbury and Samaki Walker did not play due to injury. Head Coach: Red Holtzman.

All-Star Game - 02/10/02

Booed relentlessly by fans from his Philly hometown, Kobe shook off the negativity and finished the All-Star game with 31 points and the MVP trophy. The West cruised to a 135-120 whipping of the Jordan-led East squad. MJ famously clanked an open dunk in the game. This was the last All-Star Game to feature players wearing their retro team jerseys.

All-Star Game - 02/08/98

A "mano-a-mano" duel between Air and Heir, Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant took turns firing up shots in their first All-Star battle. The event was held in New York's Madison Square Garden. The East won the game 135-114 and Jordan earned MVP honors, scoring 23 points, grabbing 6 rebounds, and dishing out 8 assists.

Young Bryant, in an impressive debut (in only his second year), led the Western Conference in scoring with 18 points on 7 for 16 shooting. Larry Bird coached the Eastern Conference team.

OLYMPIC MEN'S BASKETBALL

Which Gold Medal-winning team was better - the 2008 "Redeem Team" or the 1992 "Dream Team"? Find out for yourself by selecting the Gold Medal games for both teams.

2008 Olympics Gold Medal Game - USA vs. Spain - 08/24/08

  

The so-called "Redeem Team" finished the job they set out to do, by restoring America's primacy in men's basketball - but it was no easy task. The Spanish National Team that was soundly beaten the previous week by the US squad in pool play proved to be a tough, resilient opponent and remained in close contention to win until the last two minutes of the game. Late game heroics by Kobe Bryant helped save the day for the Redeem Team in one of the most exciting Olympic basketball games in recent memory.

1992 Olympics Gold Medal Game - USA vs. Croatia - 08/08/92

  

Popularly known as the greatest team assembled in any sport, the first Dream Team, led by Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan was truly a dominant force in the Barcelona Olympics. Although most will recall the team's absurdly high margin of victory over clearly overmatched opponents, the Gold Medal game was actually a tight contest in the early going. A Croatian team led by the late Drazen Petrovic and the then-best player in Europe, Tony Kukoc, actually led the US squad 25-23 early in the first half and continued to play in a spirited, non-intimidated fashion throughout the game. The expected end result was a coronation, of sorts, and like with the Redeem Team's victory, placed America at the top of the men's basketball heap after the failure to win the Gold by college players in 1988.

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