Ep 3. La Lakers vs Boston Game #3 06/08/2010

The NBA Finals season 2010 episode 3 features a game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics, which took place on June 8, 2010. This game was the third game in the series and was critical for both teams as they were tied up with one win each.

The opening minutes of the game showed great focus from both teams, determined to win. The Lakers, led by Kobe Bryant, kept the pressure on the Celtics with their quick passes and aggressive plays. But the Celtics didn't go down without a fight, and with Kevin Garnett's physical play, they managed to stay within reach of the Lakers.

The first quarter ended with a tight score of 26-23 in favor of the Lakers. The second quarter saw the Celtics put up some resistance, bringing the scoreline almost even at certain points. Despite that, the Lakers continued to find ways to score with their three-pointers giving them the much-needed advantage.

As the third quarter began, the Lakers aimed to put some distance between them and the Celtics. The two teams exchanged baskets in the early stages of the quarter but Bryant's energy couldn't be contained by the Celtics defense as he managed to build momentum and deliver some clutch shots from beyond the arc. The Lakers had an 81-71 lead by the end of the third quarter.

The fourth quarter saw the Celtics make a valiant effort to get back into the game. Ray Allen picked up the pace and put in some critical shots for the Celtics. Meanwhile, the Lakers attempted to keep up the momentum with Pau Gasol leading them in scoring, but the Celtics were determined to make up the deficit.

As the game went down to the wire, the Lakers maintained their lead, and with only minutes remaining, they stayed composed in the face of the Celtics' fervent attack and managed to seal their victory. It was a hard-fought match that could've gone either way, but the Lakers' superior skill and resilience emerged victorious.

The post-game analysis praised the Lakers' performance, especially Kobe Bryant's leadership, as he finished with 29 points. While it was a disappointing loss for the Celtics, their resilience and ability to fight back until the end was acknowledged. Overall it was a great game that showcased the best of what the NBA has to offer, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.