Sixers holding home court ** They are not taking home-court advantage for granted but are hoping to put Lakers in a hole.
By Andre D. Williams ·
The first blow was delivered by Philadelphia, the next one by Los Angeles. Now, it’s an NBA Finals best-of-seven series that’s deadlocked 1-1 after two games. Sweep talk is gone, and so is the Lakers’ invincible air that was generated during a 19-game winning streak, including…
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