The Lakers open a Game 7.

The Los Angeles Lakers have won the right to play a seventh game on their floor, winning very much against Boston for their return to LA (89-67). Californians, dominating rebounding, have found their game to correct the C's.
LOS ANGELES LAKERS - Boston Celtics: 89-67
Both teams are 3-3.
K. Bryant (LAL) 26 pts, 11 rbds, 3 feet
L. Odom (LAL) 8 pts, 10 rbds, 1 pd
P. Gasol (LAL) 17 pts, 13 rbds, 9 feet
K. Garnett (Bos): 12 pts, 6 rbs, 3 feet
R. Rondo (Bos): 10 pts, 5 rbds, 6 ft.
P. Pierce (Bos): 13 pts, 4 rbds, 2 feet
R. Allen (Bos): 19 pts, 2 rbds, 3 feet

The Staples Center will be entitled to a final game madness. Forced to respond after two wins in Boston, the Lakers have not fallen for their return on their floor. Despite the stakes and the enormous pressure on their shoulders, they are presented in the right direction after two outings halftones to tie the game in this final offer their audience a Game 7, which promises to be as hot as exciting.
Kobe Bryant can smile. California still has the star out all the stops to finish with a beautiful piece of stats (26 pts, 11 rbds). More importantly, the MVP of the last final was reassured by his teammates who once supported to get the better of the Celtics. Pau Gasol was huge and came close to the triple-double (17 pts on 6 of 14 shooting, 13 rbds, 9 feet and 3 blocks). Ron Artest is out of the box and was valuable by far (15 pts and 3 of 6 for winning). And even the bench of Purple and Gold has made its building block in the image of Lamar Odom, Sasha Vujacic or (9 pts).

Perkins injured:
Bryant should be happy with the face shown by his troops in defense. He who irritated the regime down his team in this sector in the last match saw the reaction he expected. "Our defense was good and our presence was Best-reboundre ", says Phil Jackson, his trainer. Lakers have dominated the bat (52 rebounds to 39) and limited C's had a miserable 33.3% field goal.
Dominated in all sectors, the Celtics have had their heads under water the whole game and the first few minutes. If Ray Allen finally found the target three points (2 of 5 for 19 pts), Doc Rivers's proteges were quickly released. Trailing by 10 at the end of the first quarter (28-18) and 22 in the 20th minute (49-27), they'll never have to worry the Lakers. The loss of Kendrick Perkins from the 6th minute does not explain everything. The pivot of C's sprained knee. He could not return and must pass exams to see whether he can take his place on Thursday in a Game 7 where the Celtics will need him well and will show another face in order not to live a new disappointment.