Get the Hell Out of Town Kobe!

Recipe for a Suns victory:
Attack the basket - Check
Hit jumpers - Check
Play defense - Check
Demoralize opponent - Big Check

Game two was a dominating performance by the Suns. The Fakers had no chance from the opening tip to the ending buzzer. The Suns started the game by going to the hole early. By attacking the basket, the outside was opened up for the jumpers to fall. After one quarter the Suns were up 31-25. The second quarter was where it began to fall apart for the guys from L.A. - It's not a coincidence that the second quarter is when the new NBA 6th Man of the Year Leandro Barbosa entered the game. It took him a few shots to get going, but Barbosa picked up where he left off in game one - another 26 point performance on 11-18 shooting including 4 from three point land. Amare Stoudemire and Shawn Marion dominated the paint - Amare with 26 points, 9 boards, and 4 blocks - The Matrix chipped in with his standard 17 points and 10 boards.
At halftime the Suns had a commanding 68-47 lead. That's when Kobe Bryant quit.
In a move that reminded many of game seven of last year's playoffs, Kobe only scored two points in the second half, on a breakaway showboating dunk that cut the Suns lead to 24.
After the game Kobe said that his teammates aren't too talented.
This guy is a complete joke.
He shot his team out of game one, and in game two he quit. Until Jerry Buss realizes what a douchebag Kobe Bryant is, the Fakers will never win again - not that I'm complaining.

Game Three will be tomorrow in Los Angeles. If the Suns play half as well as they did last night it will be an easy win.
Some stats:
Points in the paint
Suns 56
Fakers 34

Fast Break points
Suns 39
Fakers 7

FG %
Suns 54.3%
41.4%

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