2010 NBA Finals Game 6 Live Betting Odds Lakers vs Celtics

NBA Finals Game 6 Live Betting Odds Lakers vs Celtics: Game 6 goes Tuesday night at the STAPLES Center and the Los Angeles Lakers have been installed 6.5-point favorites with the Over/Under at 187.5.

In Game 5 on Sunday, the Celtics defeated the Lakers by a final score of 92-86.

The Celtics defeated the Lakers 92-86 as a 2-point favorite in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Sunday. The combined score fell UNDER the posted over/under (189.5).

Team records:
Boston: 50-32 SU, 33-48-1 ATS
Los Angeles: 57-25 SU, 34-46-2 ATS
Boston most recently:
When playing on Tuesday are 6-4
Before playing LA Lakers are 6-4
After playing LA Lakers are 7-3
After a win are 6-4

Los Angeles most recently:
When playing on Tuesday are 7-3
Before playing Boston are 8-2
After playing Boston are 5-5
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NBA Finals Game 6 Odds 2010

NBA Finals Game 6 odds 2010: The Celtics survived the Kobe show in NBA Game 5, shutting down Gasol, Bynum, Artest and Odom to come away with a 6 point victory despite Bryant going off for 38 points.

Anytime Kobe puts a 40-burger on you, you’d have to think you’d be in trouble, but the Celtics are perfectly comfortable letting Bryant light up the scoreboard, and focus their energy on the players they can actually stop.

In game 5, the rest of the Lakers had 48 points to go along with Kobe’s 38. Gasol and Odom had nothing, and Artest couldn’t sink a jumper to save his life. That was great for the Celtics for this game, but it doesn’t bode well for the last two games of the series for Boston.

The issue for the Celtics is that Kobe will keep being Kobe, but the other four won’t stay quiet for game six.

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NBA Finals Betting: Boston Evens Series

We’re Even Stephen again in the NBA Finals as the Boston Celtics tied the series at two games thanks to a 96-89 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Celtics covered as 3.5-point home favorites.

Four of the Boston Celtics’ five starters hit double-digits in points — C Kendrick Perkins was the exception — and the same went for bench players Glen “Big Baby” Davis and Nate Robinson.

Baby hit 7 of 10 shots from the field and went 4 of 4 from the charity stripe and finished the night with 18-points in 22 minutes of action while Robinson went 4 of 8 from the field, 2 of 2 from the free throw line and as well, went 2 of 4 from three-point range.

Game 5 goes Sunday in Boston and a line and Total will be forthcoming. Read More!