Okay, the Associated Press, June 10, 2010 -- "Glen Davis had 18 points as the Celtics tied the NBA finals at two games apiece with a 96-89 win over the Lakers in Boston Thursday. Kobe Bryant scored 33 points in defeat for Los Angeles." For those who want to listen to Boston's Glen Davis tell the world how good he was last night on the court, see the video.

Looks like this is going to be a long series. Last night was a strange game. The Celtics hero Ray Allen’s wasn't getting the job done. It looked like an easy Lakers win, until the Celtics bench or reserves, Glen Davis and Nate Robinson, stepped up the play in the fourth quarter. This kind of unpredictable suff does keep the game interesting.

Lakers Coach Phil Jackson is still on the job. The next game is Sunday, Game 5, after a two-day break. The series will return to LA for Game 6, and hopefully for a hometown win. If it can be done in 6, Game 7 too will be in LA.