WATCH: Back-to-back baby!!!

Relive the Los Angeles Lakers' epic game 7 victory over their rival Boston Celtics!

Back-to-Back and more to come! Congratulations to the LA Lakers...STILL your NBA Champions!

PREVIEW: Lakers vs. Celtics (Game 4)

Ray Allen showed up in Game 2. KG played in Game 3. Who's going to show up playing in Game 4? Whoever that is, one thing's for sure. Rajon Rondo is the key for the Celtics to win. He's probably the best player they have in this series and he's the guy who can make it happen for Boston. But for Boston to be effective, they need to run! It worked in the early part of Game 3 and it will compensate for LA's length.

The Lakers, on the otherhand, knows what they should do, that's slow down the pace of the game. They are doing really well on both ends of the floor when they slow down the game. Now I also appreciate the upside of getting Artest. Where's Paul Pierce?

I got a feeling LA's taking this game again. And as Pierce said, "It's not getting back to LA." Well, that might happen after all.

Lakers vs. Celtics. Game 4. 9am (Manila Time)

Big Baby and Little Nate to Boston's rescue! It's starting to look like a battle of the supporting casts now. Celtics tie the series at 2-2.

PREVIEW: Lakers vs. Celtics (Game 3)

Ray Allen probably had the game of his life in game 3, while Kobe's game didn't get going due to foul woes. What's actually scary about the Celts right now is that Paul Pierce has been quiet and KG still hasn't showed up. Eventually, I think those two will start playing and having three (or four, including Rajon Rondo) superstars click can spell some doom to the Lakers.

For LA, the bench plus everyone else (other than Kobe, Pau and Bynum) should start playing. On the defensive end, they need more effort in fighting off those screens to stay close to Boston's shooters (a.k.a Ray Allen). As long as they can control the pace of the game, they'll be fine. For sure Kobe will come out playing better in game 3. Still, they have to attack Boston's big men because that's LA's advantage.

At this point though, I think it's a battle of the coaches now. Who makes the better adjustments heading into Game 3 and during the game.

Game 3 is tomorrow 9am (Manila Time).

Well, as I said, for the Lakers to win everyone outside Kobe, Pau and Bynum should contribute, Fish did! Lakers now are two games away from the back-to-back. Lakers 2 - Celtics 1.

PREVIEW: Celtics vs. Lakers (Game 2)

KG was a non-factor in Game 1 and he might be the reason why the Celtics wasn't even close to matching up with the Lakers. So how will KG do in Game 2? Find out tomorrow 8am (Manila Time).

So far, the addition of Ron Artest and presence of Andrew Bynum has been helping LA a lot. After watching Game 1, I think LA has this series in the books, but that's what I thought about the LA-PHX series after two games. The Celts are still dangerous, but as long as the Lakers don't get complacent, it will be a long night again for KG and company.

Damn! Ray Allen throwing those shots like hot potatoes! Eight threes made the difference plus Kobe's 5 fouls! Celts tie the series. Lakers 1 - Celtics 1.

PREVIEW: Celtics vs. Lakers (Game 1)

Two hours from now, the Celtics and the Lakers start their NBA Finals series. This should be exciting to watch. I'm an avid Lakers fan, but I have to say, the Celts look scary the past couple of rounds while the Lakers at times seems vulnerable to defeat. Still I'd go for Lakers in 6 here! Go LA!

After game 1, it's Lakers 1 - Celtics 0. Three more to go!