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After 105 grueling games, the Los Angeles Lakers once again hoisted the NBA Championship trophy above their heads, celebrating a deserving reward after a hard-fought journey. In what might’ve been the most competitive and gut-wrenching NBA Finals since the Knicks/Rockets series in ’94, the Lakers and Celtics took the scenic route by going the complete seven games and bringing the finale down to the wire. It wasn’t a pretty affair; Kobe’s FG% wouldn’t have been better off as a batting average, the team’s free-throw shooting appeared to be a haunting of Shaquille O’neal, and at times, the offense looked less LA Lakers and more LA Sparks. But by the game clock ticked down to zero, Kobe fist-pumped and kissed his daughters, Ron Artest thanked his psychiatrist, and Derek Fisher cried tears of joy (again). The Zen-master Phil Jackson looked cool, calm, and collected, apparently desensitized by the first ten he’s already amassed.
But the NBA Finals is truly the Big Stage for Kobe Bryant – it’s where he shines his brightest and leads his team to victory even when his shooting is not up to par. Kobe, in the Nike Zoom Kobe V Big Stage, grabbed 15 boards and dictated the offense by drawing double teams and making the proper outlet passes, making an impact in other facets of the game. Derek Fisher hit a clutch three, Pau Gasol was all over the boards, and Ron Artest’s reputation as a defensive stalwart showed itself once again. The Boston effort can’t be overlooked; the Celtics were up for most of the game thanks to Kevin Garnett’s solid play and Rasheed Wallace’s low-post performance. Rajon Rondo and his bright-green Nike Hyperfuse PE covered the entire floor, although Ray Allen and the new colorway of his Air Jordan Icons PE was somewhat of a no-show.
Sneaker News’ ongoing coverage of NBA Feet now comes to an end for this season, but be sure to check back as we review the best kicks seen on the NBA hardwood from the 2009-2010 campaign. Continue on for a full gallery of Game 7 of the NBA Finals and let us know if this was one of the best Game 7s you’ve seen. via Yahoo!.
7 Responses to “NBA Finals: NBA Finals 2010 – Game 7 Recap”
June 18th, 2010 at 12:23 pm
congratulations lakers
June 18th, 2010 at 1:16 pm
Congratulations Lakers…….. waz goin' for Boston, but for some reason they lost their motivation through the half of the 3rd quarter and Lakers took advantage……….. close game though…… both teams showed great game…….. RE$PECT for both teams…….. Laker fans enjoy your NBA title……. the R. Wallace AF1's are sick……. who knows who's goin' to be the next years NBA champions…. and probably expect another Rivalry between these two teams? To Be Continued………….
June 18th, 2010 at 1:59 pm
ok the playoffs are over no i can stop pretending to be a celtics fan hoping nike will release these sheed pe’s,
GIMME THE DAMN SHOES!!!!
June 18th, 2010 at 2:57 pm
Man if it wasnt for my man Ron Artest the show wouldnt have won. Wow im happy for those guyz……….oh and i need those big stages in my life in both CW
June 18th, 2010 at 4:06 pm
Ko9be got no wife cause he a ball hog :s
June 19th, 2010 at 12:56 am
Kobe collects "RINGS"….Lebron collects "Season MVP's"….KOBE will ALWAYS be BETA than LeBRICK!!!!!!! Every team in BOSTON is wack!!!!
June 20th, 2010 at 7:06 pm
Co-Sign Jay Scorsese