A very good read, Tay gives his recap on the finals <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> grew up in Los Angeles, and even during The Finals, I had the chance to go back to Dominguez High School. It's weird, seeing one of the places you grew up, going back to your old school, seeing some of your old teachers. But everything was different -- different students, different buildings, some teachers who were new. And there were a lot of Lakers fans, which was all right, because that was me a few years ago. What got me though were my aunts and uncles who were telling me, "We're going to root for both teams." I told them, "How are you going to do that?" Well, we won, so maybe they rooted for me more. I did not think about it much before the series, but I can sit back now and say, definitely, we were the underdogs. There's nothing wrong with that. But we knew we had the opportunity; we knew that if we were aggressive right from the start that we could beat them. We had the mind-set that we could go in there and take it to them, that we could not see the Lakers and be intimidated. We knew that they've been there more than us. We knew that they've gone through all the things, and they have won, and they have all those advantages over us. But we thought we could take that away right from the start, just by taking it to them. </div> Read The Rest of the article here
