In the comments, a Lakers fan replied, "You're right. But I don't think it'll take six games—five will be enough. We win Game 4, win again on the road in Game 5, then return to Los Angeles to take the championship. Four-two. Perfect." Another Lakers fan replied, "Four-two? You're too conservative. Four-three, Game 7, at Staples Center. Kobe hits the game-winner, and Li Fei walks off with a crying face. Now that's the perfect script." Yet another Lakers fan replied, "You're getting way ahead of yourselves. Win Game 4 first. Don't count the championship before it happens, or you'll get slapped in the face."
On the Knicks fans' forum, the mood was completely different.
It wasn't dejection, but rather the mocking sort of attitude that said, "You won one game and now you're getting carried away."
The pinned post was titled The Lakers Fans' Celebration Made Me Laugh.
The post read: "The Lakers won one game and are still down two to one. Yet Lakers fans are celebrating like they won the championship. It made me laugh. In Game 1, we won by fourteen. In Game 2, we beat them with luck. In Game 3, they won by fourteen. In Game 4, we'll win. Not because Li Fei will explode, but because of our championship DNA. We've won on the road before, and we've won championships on the road before. The Lakers? They nearly lost Game 2 even at home."
In the comments, a Knicks fan replied, "That's just how Lakers fans are. When they win, they go wild. When they lose, they start cursing. They won Game 3 and now think they're unbeatable. Once we win Game 4, they'll start saying, 'The refs rigged it,' or 'The league is handing it to us.' Same script every year. I'm sick