[Lefty Noob]

The Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs, 100-92, yesterday to win the Western Conference and earn a place in the NBA Finals.

According to the Associated Press, "Kobe Bryant scored 17 of his 39 points in the fourth quarter, and the Lakers rallied from an early 17-point deficit to beat the defending NBA champion... They get a week off before opening the NBA finals next Thursday night at Boston or Detroit... The Lakers are 12-3 in the playoffs, including 8-0 at Staples Center, where they haven’t lost in two months. They have won 14 straight home games and 21 of their last 24 postseason games at home." Are they unbeatable?

Bryant's 39 points lead Lakers past Spurs 100-92 - NBA - Yahoo! Sports

[PettyBlue]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

The Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs, 100-92, yesterday to win the Western Conference and earn a place in the NBA Finals.

Are they unbeatable?

One word answer to your question,YES!

[Lefty Noob]

L.A. probably would've won the series anyway, but as a quasi-Spurs fan, that no-call the other night at the end of the game is gonna bug me for a long, long time. The outcome of the game might have been different, although in all honestly, it probably would've just been delaying the inevitable.

[PettyBlue]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

L.A. probably would've won the series anyway, but as a quasi-Spurs fan, that no-call the other night at the end of the game is gonna bug me for a long, long time. The outcome of the game might have been different, although in all honestly, it probably would've just been delaying the inevitable.

As a Laker fan I will agree,but!If the refs would have called the Fisher shot that hit the rim correct we would not have anything to discuss about the end of game call,would we?