This series is over

I watched the entire, if not most of the entire 4th quarter last night and I can 99.9% say that this series is over. The Lakers will be the NBA Champions this year.

Before we get into the game, how do you expect the Magic to win 4 out of the next 5?

Plain and simple, we see why the West is the dominant conference. The east is flawed and whoever came out of there was going to lose to the West champion.

The Magic turned the ball over so much in the most critical times. Dwight Howard is not quick enough in the post, or not skilled enough to fake out his defenders. Every time he makes a move to the middle, here comes a hand from Fisher, Ariza, Walton, Kobe to strip and strip the ball away. He was picked way too much.

J.J. Reddick -- why this guy is even on the court baffles me. He made one 3-pointer out of the many open looks he had. He can't guard a chair, so why is he playing clutch 4th quarter minutes and the entire overtime?

Mickael Pietrus -- how many minutes did he play? Remember all the times he came in for the Warriors off the bench, played 2 minutes, and picked up 5 fouls? Well, he has done that for the Magic now. He fouled out and now Hedo needs to guard Kobe -- also not happening.

Courtney Lee -- If Courtney, (girls name by the way), can do anything in his career, he will surprise me. I know both of the shots he took were tough and pressure packed. Can you blame him for missing? Probably not. But man, either one of those go in, we have ourselves a series. Don't forget that lay-up with less than 20 seconds left in the game that he missed, in addition to that perfect drawn up alley-oop play to him. Oh, the agony.

And if you are a Warriors fan, you can't be rooting for the Lakers. If you are, don't call yourself a Warriors fan.