After the long hard-fought season, a history in the making play-offs, and ofcourse the epic finals, the it's now over.
The well deserved Los Angeles Lakers are the champions again, winners 83-79 over the Celtics tonight for their second straight NBA title and number 16 in their illustrious franchise history.
It wasn't a dominant Game 7, but there's no doubt that it's classic.
The champions' hardwork pays off as they found a way and have a run to erase a big deficit in the third quarter to beat their biggest rival and win it all.
Phil Jackson's 11th championship, Kobe Bryant's fifth, and maybe the last gasp for the Celtics. Doc Rivers, the Celtics' head coach, might decide it's time for a break, Ray Allen might go elsewhere, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett aren't getting any younger.
The well deserved Los Angeles Lakers are the champions again, winners 83-79 over the Celtics tonight for their second straight NBA title and number 16 in their illustrious franchise history.
It wasn't a dominant Game 7, but there's no doubt that it's classic.
The champions' hardwork pays off as they found a way and have a run to erase a big deficit in the third quarter to beat their biggest rival and win it all.
Phil Jackson's 11th championship, Kobe Bryant's fifth, and maybe the last gasp for the Celtics. Doc Rivers, the Celtics' head coach, might decide it's time for a break, Ray Allen might go elsewhere, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett aren't getting any younger.
Yet, the back to back champions are focusing for another championship, making it three-peat. The Lakers' head coach, Phil Jackson, is not yet decided if he's still going to coach the Lakers for another championship run or is it time to have a break.
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