The question of the day is why, why will the Lakers beat the Celtics in the finals?
Some say the dominance of Kobe Bryant, others cite the record of Phil Jackson and others like to point out the depth of the Lakers bench. These will all be factors in the series, but it would be easy to point out similar advantages that the Celtics have- in the end it's a push at best.
The real reason the Lakers will win the title this year against the Celtics is my "theory of relativity." All things being relative, which in this series you have, there is one thing that definitively separates the Lakers and Celtics. I'm speaking of the time the team has been together.
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Some say the dominance of Kobe Bryant, others cite the record of Phil Jackson and others like to point out the depth of the Lakers bench. These will all be factors in the series, but it would be easy to point out similar advantages that the Celtics have- in the end it's a push at best.
The real reason the Lakers will win the title this year against the Celtics is my "theory of relativity." All things being relative, which in this series you have, there is one thing that definitively separates the Lakers and Celtics. I'm speaking of the time the team has been together.
Original Story:
http://mvn.com/nba-lakers/2008/06/02/lak....
