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Kobe Bryant was down but not out after the loss. "We let a huge opportunity slip away, so I'm upset, hurt," he said.
(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
Lakers focus on rebounding
They set sights on bouncing back
Kobe Bryant was down but not out after the loss. "We let a huge opportunity slip away, so I'm upset, hurt," he said.
(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
LOS ANGELES - The Lakers' locker room was a somber place filled with hushed tones after last night's 97-91 loss to the Celtics in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Some players snapped at questions about the second-half collapse at Staples Center. Some players preached optimism, believing they could bounce back from the loss. Some players were at a loss ... (Full article: 689 words)
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