Superman and the Rapists were not the reason the Blazers lost....they...
just could not hit a shot 
one of the worst choke jobs ever and it didn't help that Scottie was my fav player and I was a Laker hater living in the city of Angels 
What is the best NBA team to never win a championship?
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Superman and the Rapists were not the reason the Blazers lost....they...
just could not hit a shot one of the worst choke jobs ever and it didn't help that Scottie was my fav player and I was a Laker hater living in the city of Angels 
FreedS[ohh]lave
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Do your homework on those 80's Bucks teams they were loaded but less loaded then teams like the Sixers and Celtics
The 4th quarter of game 7 by the 00' blazers was the biggest meltdown I've ever seen
WOAHMYGOODNESS
Your TSC World Champion
02 kings are the only choice imo
they would have won it all that year
they would have won it all that year
FreedS[ohh]lave
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Those Blazer teams didnt win a title because they had no go to superstar thats why they fell apart and couldnt score in the 4th quarter game 7 anyone whos followed the history of the league knows teams like that win once or twice every 50 years
2pac_Westside
SOHH Vet - est. 2002
Yeah, let's pretend games 2, 3 and 5 didn't happen.
No one was saying shyt when the Kings were getting the benefit of the whistle. Look at the ft disparity in those games. But the one game where the Lakers got the calls "its a fix".
fukk outta here nikka.
Come on breh, games 2, 3, and 5 were nowhere near as blatant as Game 6. Game 6 is the worst officiated game in NBA History. There was something seriously wrong with that game, even local LA media people say it. I saw a few quotes from Bill Plastche saying something was extremely wrong with that game.
Tim Donaghy talks about it in his book too. Kings = 2002 Champs, plain and simple.
1986 Rockets. Sampson and Olajuwon as the two big men 
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Nino Soprano
Superstar
Not the greatest but just throwing another squad out there that was nice
FreedS[ohh]lave;3072032 said:
Exactly. Shaq and Kobe>>>>>>5,6,7,8 good players
[ame=http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WhNN920v6ss]Kobe Bryant greatest games (2000): Classic effort in historic game 7 come-back vs Blazers - YouTube[/ame]
Kobe took over in that 4th quarter and they had no one who could match him
GreatestLaker
#FirePelinka
Again I'm going to ask. Whats the difference between this game Sacramento Kings at Los Angeles Lakers Box Score, May 31, 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com and this one Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento Kings Box Score, May 20, 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com ?
2pac_Westside
SOHH Vet - est. 2002
Again I'm going to ask. Whats the difference between this game Sacramento Kings at Los Angeles Lakers Box Score, May 31, 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com and this one Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento Kings Box Score, May 20, 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com ?
What do you mean what is the difference? Did you watch the games? I dont care what the box score says, LOOK at the calls. Some of these calls were the worst I have ever seen.
Free throw attempts aren't the end all when it comes to determining a horribly officiated game.
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GreatestLaker
#FirePelinka
Yes, I watched the series. The Kings were getting favorable calls in games 2, 3 and 5 that the Lakers weren't getting. The boxscores for games 2 and 6 are identical. People only cry about the game the Kings lost though.
2pac_Westside
SOHH Vet - est. 2002
Like I said, since when does a box score determine if a game is rigged? While the box scores in games 2 and 6 maybe similar, the actual calls were completely different.
Heres your boy Bill's quotes in the LA TIMES.
"We know the Kings were the better team, that Vlade Divac, Scot Pollard and Mike Bibby were victimized by a series of phantom fouls, and that the free-throw disparity in the fourth quarter was indefensible. The numbers still don't add up: The Lakers attempted 27 free throws in the deciding period while the Kings, the aggressors throughout the best-of-seven series, were rewarded with an underwhelming nine."
"When that stuff started coming out about (Donaghy), the first thing I heard from people down here was: 'Oh, my goodness. I wonder what they're saying today in Sacramento?' " related Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke. "Everybody knows the Lakers weren't the best team that series. Die-hard Lakers fans won't admit it publicly, but deep down, they know something was very wrong with that game."