Celtics close out Cavaliers in Game 7

Boston won

I am a Celtic fan, mainly due to Kevin Garnett. Many of the game recaps on Celtics and Cavaliers game 7 can be read online. Here, I am just going to point out two highlights of the game.

First, the game was nearly turned on one play, as James stole the ball from Pierce and raced down the court for a dunk that cut the deficit to 89-88 with 2:20 to play. Next, James missed a 3-pointer, and P. J. Brown hit a 20-footer to give Boston a 3-point edge with 1:21 left. In the next cavaliers' possessions, it was 88-91, James could have taken another 3-point instead he passed to his fellow teammates, and the rest is history. If that one went in then the series will be different today.

Second, Lebron James is indeed a winner but he has to remembered that Pierce waited nine years for Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen to arrive. Similarly, Kobe Bryant can play with Paul Gasol only this year.

Anyway, Pistons and Celtic are in Eastern Conference Final 2008. This conference final is Pistons' sixth straight conference finals. Let's see if Celtics can fence off Piston this year.

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