What They're Saying: Magic vs. Lakers Game Two

-Zach McCann of Orlando Magic Daily talks with Kurt Helin of Lakers blog Forum Gold and Blue in advance of Game Two.

-Hoops4Life of Bleacher Report says Rashard Lewis has earned his paycheck. With the clutch performances he has given this postseason and Orlando's presence in the Finals, it is hard to argue.

-A Lakers fan's suggestions on how the Magic can improve in Game Two.

-Mike Freeman of CBS Sportsline talks with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar about the state of the 7-foot center in today's NBA.

-Oh how the mighty, or in this case JJ Redick and Adam Morrison, have fallen as Mike Freeman opines.

-Sean Deveney of the Baseline says Game Two is all about adjustments and offers his changes in strategy for the Magic for tonight's game.

-George Diaz of The Orlando Sentinel writes about the journey of Brian Shaw and how everyone wants to see him continue his success.

-Mike Bianchi of The Orlando Sentinel believe Orlando should go all in and start Jameer Nelson in Game Two.

-Brian Schmitz of The Orlando Sentinel says momentum could swing to Orlando if the team can get a Game Two win. It would also set history as the Magic's first Finals victory.

-Bill Plaschke of the Los Angeles Times is confident the Lakers will win the series, but remembers a time earlier this postseason when they blew out a team one night and then got beat the next. It has been a roller coaster ride to the Finals for Los Angeles.

-Mark Jackson, writing for The Orlando Sentinel, writes the Magic must get one of their perimeter weapons to produce to open up lanes for Dwight Howard.

-Lakers.com previews Game Two with assistant coach Brian Shaw.

-Forum Blue & Gold previews Game Two and makes some good points about Orlando's decision to attack the wings rather than hitting the Lakers right up the middle.

-Henry Abbott of TrueHoop gets Adonal Foyle to talk about Orlando's resiliency.