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(AP) - Proficiently and profes­
sionally, the Los Angeles Lakers
finished strong, closed out the
New Jersey Nets and won their
third straight N BA title with a fran­
chise first - a 4-0 sweep in the
finals.
Shaquille O'Neal had another
dominant night with 34 points and
10 rebounds and Kobe Bryant
went back to playing a supporting
role with 25 points in the 113-107
victory last Wednesday.
The rest o f the Lakers alsocame
up big in the deciding game - just
as they did a year ago against the
Philadelphia 76ers.
It was the Lakers' 14th title in
franchise history, five while the
team was in Minneapolis - includ­
ing a threc-pcat - and nine in Los
Angeles. This, however, was the
first time the Lakers beat an oppo­
nent in four straight games in the
finals.
"These dogs went to work, and
they worked real hurd this sea­
son," coach Phil Jackson said.
A fter the final buzzer, the Lak­
ers were subdued in their celebra­
tion. They’ ve gotten used to this
d rill, and the only people in purple
whooping it up were several hun­
dred Los Angeles fans in the
stands.
B ry a n t w alke d o ve r and
hugged Nets coach Bryon Scott,
and O ' Neal sought out Nets guard
Jason Kidd and then walked over
to embrace his grandfather, who
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Jackson also went over to Scott,
sm iled and shook hands at
midcourt.
Jackson tied Red Auerbach for
most titles as a head coach (nine)
and passed Pat Riley for the most
career postseason victories (156).
Jackson also extended his own
record by winning his 24th straight
playoff series, including three sea­
sons w ith the Chicago Bulls.
O ' Neal, who considers nearby
Newark, to be his hometown, won
his third consecutive finals M VP
award. He scored 36, 40 and 35
points in the first three games,
finishing the series by going 12-
for-20 from the field with four as­
sists and two blocks.
Tiger
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June 22, 2002
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