Game 4 was an interesting one, for Boston fans. It was a game that can only be compared to a roller coaster. A roller coast that at some point leaves its tracks and flies into the parking lot crashing into 743 cars and breaking the heart of every viewer. In this game, there were no serious

Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers have once again won at Staples Center extending the NBA Finals to a minimum five games. The Boston Celtics won the first two games at home and lost last night in what was a great battle from beginning to end by both teams. Kobe Bryant was the MVP of

Tonight is the night. Do or die for the Los Angeles Lakers. Do they have it in them to make it a series? Will they keep things competitive between the ultra sensitive Lakers and the overly aggresive free throw shooting Celtics? We're back at Staples Center so let's hope the free throw shooting isn't a factor

All these reporters with nothing better to do than continue to stir up drama and talk about all the bad things Kobe has done off the court. FOCUS ON THE GAME PEOPLE!

The NBA has accidentally published the 2008 awards and Kobe Bryant is listed as the NBA Most Valuable Player. After an amazing season in which the MVP flipped between four candidates at any given time, including Kevin Garnett, Lebron James, Chris Paul, and Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar was able to claim the prize.

Wow this has been an incredible game so far. The Los Angeles Lakers opened the game with a strong first quarter taking a 10 point lead and then the Denver Nuggets made a quick run to close the quarter and close the lead to four. With the 2nd quarter starting, the Nuggets were still pushing the momentum they built at the end of the 1st and turned the game around giving the Nuggets an 8 point lead.

This year's awards are probably the absolute hardest to hand out. The Most Valuable Player (MVP) might be the toughest one, but the others are debatable as well. I think that only two of the are unanimous and have already been decided based on the superb play of the players receiving the awards. Phil Jackson has done a superb job with this year's Los Angeles Lakers...

The NBA has come out with another new commercial. I have to finally hand it to the league, they are finally providing great advertisement that is beneficial to promoting the association. The campaign of "Where ________ Happens" was simply brilliant in my opinion and I loved watching the commercials. They never got old and I truly enjoyed every single one of them.

The regular season is coming to an end and the playoffs are in sight.

Another exciting day another exciting report. It was a day full of big names returning to their respective teams. Pau Gasol came out wearing purple and gold for the first time in weeks. Gilbert Arenas made a complete surprise comeback for the Washington Wizards as they faced the Milwuakee Bucks (even though they lost). Even Dirk Nowitzki did what was necessary and returned early from his injury to assist his team in establishing it's position in the conference.

The 2007-2008 regular season has 15 days remaining. Most teams have between 7 and 9 games yet to be played. The Eastern Conference appears like it's pretty much locked up, with maybe only the ridiculously pathetic eighth seed still in jeopardy. The Western Conference is however an entirely different story. For the remainder of the season I will be posting updates of how the West is looking, with seldom remarks about the East, when necessary. Tonight was another exciting evening and plenty of movement took place in the crazily packed West.

Bynum is continuing his rehab and the Lakers have released a video of his rehab together with a Q&A with team doctor to discuss Bynum's injury and rehab process.

LA Ball Talk has teamed up with 3 Shades of Blue to put together a Q&A covering various topics. See how the Grizzlies feel today, and how they may feel tomorrow...

In last nights game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors there was plenty of complaining from both sides. The Warriors stole the first game of the home and home set on Sunday at the Staples Center and the Lakers were prepared to battle in Oakland last night. The Warriors came out strong, again, took an 11 point lead at halftime, and again, managed to blow the lead...

As I was stuck in the airport, I watched the Lakers take on the Dallas Mavericks. I broke down the 2nd and 3rd quarters as my flight was delayed...

Pau Gasol is back on the bench. He injured his ankle against the New Orlenans Hornets and has so far been diagnosed to be out at minimum, the remainder of the Lakers four game road trip. What does this mean for the Lakers? What does this mean for their home court advantage in the playoffs? Take a look...