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| INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The Bos
ton Celtics’ Kevin McHale and James
Worthy of the Los Angeles Lakers
are a defensive puzzle for opposing
coaches K.C. Jones and Pat Riley in
the NBA Championship Series.
■ “Kareem Abdul-Janbar, Magic
Johnson and Larry Bird already are
superstars, but Worthy and Kevin
are becoming the superstars in this
series,” Celtics Coach K.C. Jones said
Tuesday after a practice for Game 4
Wednesday night in the Forum.
; . The Lakers lead Boston 2-1 in the
best-of-7 series, despite the efforts of
McHale, a 6-foot-10 center-forward
who scored 31 points for the Celtics
on 10-for-13 snooting in Game 3
Sunday. The 6-9 Worthy, mean
while, scored 29 points, all of them
in the second and third quarters
when the Lakers took control of the
game and went on to win 136- 111.
gf “There’s no one on our team who
can guard Worthy well, and maybe
no one in the league,” Jones added.
can guard McHale I-on-1 either.”
Riley said, “McHale has caused us
the most problems defensively. He’s
a great post-up player and we
haven’t defended him that well. On
Sunday, he was moving so quickly
inside that it defeated the double
team.”
Both coaches said the key to
Worthy’s and McHale’s game is
quickness inside against bigger men.
And both can take advantage of
their size against smaller players
when teams try to match their quick
moves.
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quick for their size,” Riley said. “One
player can’t stop them from getting a
good shot.”
McHale, however, scoffs at the
notion that he has become the key
player in the Celtics’ offense.
“Larry is the guy to carry us,” Mc-
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Hale said of Bird, who has missed 25
of his 42 shots in the two Boston
losses. “We go where Larry takes us
and he can take us anywhere. I’m
like anyone else. Sometimes my shot
goes in and sometimes it doesn’t.”
But McHale, usually guarded by
6-8 Kurt Rambis or 6-10 Bob McA-
doo, is finding his shots go in much
more frequently than they miss.
He’s made 26 of 42 shots in the se
ries, or 61.9 percent.
Meanwhile, Worthy started slowly
in the first period Sunday, missing
all three of his shots.
“I was allowing them to double
team me,” Worthy said. “I was hold
ing the ball a count too long. When I
reacted quicker after getting the
ball, they couldn’t react fast enough
to double-team me and I had good
second and third quarters. My ad
vantage is my quickness against big
ger guys. I want to try to get them in
foul trouble.”
Bates still
waiting for
paycheck
(continued from page 8)
Gunslingers’ inaugural season last
year. He stepped down last summer
and became head of football opera
tions when Bates was named coach.
“Any man in a good state of mind
would be gone from there,” Bates
said. “He had to have something that
binds him there. He wanted out last
year.”
Bates said he still believes the cur
rent season could have been a suc
cess if not for the team’s financial
problems. The team has not re
ceived two pdychecks due in May.
“It’s a crying shame,” he said.
“With a few players and a good orga
nization, it could have been a good
season.”
The Gunslingers are now 3-12,
but Bates isn’t bitter.
“Just the experience of being
there was a positive,” he said.
“Through the losses, you still learn.
That learning process was invalua
ble.
“Every day was a chaotic day. Day
after day nothing happened posi
tive. But I’ll say this. Tne Guns are
playing harder than (the) Los An
geles (Express). L.A. has been totally
embarrasing.”
The Express, under head coach
John Hadl, do not have a true owner
and the team is being compensated
by other league owners.
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