Mini Recap: NBA Finals Game 4

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Boston Fab! Correspondent A-Marie:

The C’s started off with some serious wackness, only shooting 27 percent during the first 12 minutes allowing the Lakers to get real cute. Lamar Odom came up big…Pau Gasol brought it too. And the Lakers bench was on the sidelines straight clowning!

By the half - you thought it was over didn't you? Don't lie - you were like - it's alright - we had a good run, we're still the #2 best team in the league. Man - I dunno what Doc Rivers said in the locker room at half-time, but the Celtics returned with a vengence. Paul Pierce came out putting the pressure on Kobe and would not let up.

Photo: Boston native Mark Walberg - 1 more to go!

Like I’ve been saying from day one, when the Celtics put Kevin Garnett on the block, he's a beast! No one in the NBA can defend him in the paint! Add that to the stellar performances from our ‘Big Three’; Ray Allen; playing the entire 48 minutes, and hot boys Eddie House and James Posey; we proved which team really has this championship on lock!

Game 5 is this Sunday night at 8:30 PM EST on ABC!

My prediction: we win :)

Stay Fab!

Go Cetics!

5.30 This is for my dudes...Can the Celtics take it tonight?

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Boston Fab! Correspondent A-Marie

This is for my dudes...and some ladies...who don't really care about what's poppin' tonight, aren't into Sex and the City (I know, blasphamy!) and are realy just all about THE CELTICS.

Tonight is Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals where our home team will be in the Motor city looking to put this series to bed! Tune into ESPN tonight at 8:30 PM (Eastern).

If you missed Game 5 on Wednesday - wow - this series has been bananas! It was a close call, with the Celtics sliding to a 106-102 victory over the Detroit Pistons. Ray Allen, had a ‘Stella’ moment and ‘got his groove back’ with 29 points and 5 powerful three-pointers from way behind the arc! He has been struggling for most of the playoff season (don’t worry Ray, Boston is still holding you down!), but he proved to be a dominant force on the court during Wednesday night’s game. And let’s not forget about the huge ‘perk’ we got from Kendrick Perkins. He poured in 18 points and 16 rebounds.

(Kendrick Perkins doing ‘big’ things for Boston during Game 5!)

Photos: NBA.com

*UPDATE: Pistons guard, Richard Hamilton, is expected to play in tonight’s game. His participation for tonight was questionable after he strained his right elbow during Game 5, but he’ll be suited up and ready to play.

Go Celtics!