Kobe Takes Over In 2000 NBA Finals Game 4 |
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- With Shaquille O’Neal fouled out, Kobe Bryant takes over in OT, scoring a clutch 8 PTS on 4-5 shooting to lift the Lakers in Game 4 of the 2000 NBA Finals. #20HoopClass
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LA will never be the same without you Kobe Bean Bryant... We miss you everyday Kobe... Forever 8/24
Los Angeles Lakers For Life!
lmao Larry Bird still had to face the Lakers even when he retired from playing basketball
I miss Kobe so much now!!!
Sucks huh
That was tough for Reggie when he missed the game winner 3.
so glad i got to see jordans bulls and kobe shaq duncan carter iverson era and the nba on nbc music makes me feel like kid watching these kids today dont kno how good this era was
Kobe was a awesome man dude it sucks he died he was only 41 years old and Gigi was 13 years old she loved basketball that was her future life I can’t Imagine how sad his family is man RIP 🙏🏻
REKT_KENZI it’s ironic that he was taken out with 4.1 seconds left in his last game. And he passed at 41. # LongLiveMamba💜💛
Real Corona stay right where you are I gotta call “someone”
WhoIsThis124 [GD] what?
Being that Vanessa is a colossal "witch" I don't feel one ounce of empathy or compassion for her.
@@wilshirewilshire2303 ya granddaddy a witch b*tch..
Kobe came up BIG. RIP Legend.
As a first-generation immigrant that grew up in LA, sports was the outlet that made me feel American. It was the avenue where it didn't matter where your parents were from or how much money they made. If you were good, people respected you. Thank you KOBE for inspiring me to be the best I can be. RIP MAMBA
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I watched basketball because of Kobe. My brother and I started watching basketball during the Shaq and Kobe era. We screamed and celebrated when the lakers were winning. And cried when they were loosing. Thank you so much KOBE, for being part of our Childhood. And millions of others who you inspired over the years.
Losing**
Never discount what Kobe did during the three peat journey!
No one's discounting that...but don't discount shaqs monumental role either....
It was a superteam of two monsters, no one can discount anyone of the two, cuz if they did they gotta admit LA wasn't a Superteam, which is stupid...2000-2004 Lakers are the only 2 men Superteam in NBA history, thats how great Shaq and Kobe were.
@@CanuckifyouBuck thats what Kobe haters would say, they will say Shaq carried Kobe yet it was a superteam...big contradiction from these idiots. LA was a superteam tanks to Shaq and Kobe been monsters.
Give me another Superteam with only 2 allstars and I'll wait.
You have poisoned basketball discussion with your foul mouth!
Never discount Kobe on this journey. His love for his life and his passion for the game of basketball kept him grounded and focus. His love for the game will always stand out but never overshadow his love for his family and the great businessman he had become. Kobe was an amazing man his zest for wining was relentless, never a dull moment when he was on the court making plays.
Man I miss that Pacers team. They were such a deep and well rounded team. Sucks Reggie missed that last 3. He deserved a ring.
With Victor back, I thought they might go deep in the playoffs, but he don't seem to be 100%, and without Sarbonis..oh well, next year...
Watching it live, they showed Phil Jackson in the huddle before the play. I remember it perfectly because it was so calm and accurate. He said, "I've seen this before against [I forget which team]. They're going to run Reggie off of two baseline screens. So let him through the first one, then make him fight through the second one and meet him at the top to defend the three." Phil gets too much "zen wisdom" credit but not enough simple basketball memory.
you don't deserve anything in sports. you earn it
@@bconni2 wow u must be a genius FOH 😒😒
R i p to kobe, I'm still a big fan of you. You are a true legend Kobe!!
The game that made kobe a legend in my book.. Im a pacer fan but this made me a kobe fan forever!!
Got so many feels from watching this game... wow.
#Facts
My Prayers and Love 🙏🏾 Rest in Love Kobe Bryant and Gia,,,
Another great Kobe moment
This started off my morning great, thanks u guys
Bitter sweet watching this cos Reggie one of my favourites...
Remembering A Legend JANUARY 26th.....LAKER NATIONS! CHAMPION To The World, and Over! Rest In Peace....Kobe Bryant! Mamba #8/24🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍 out!
40:24 that would've been a technical/flagrant/ejection in today’s game.
Both of these teams would dominate today. Guys like Glen Rice on the Lakers would get more threes. Imagine Rick Smits in today’s NBA!!
He was so important he averaged 15 ppg, and people have the balls to say hea the goat.
This is the game when Kobe became the Kobe Bryant of Legend
"Kobe with Fro"years might have been the best?!... "Kobe"/"Shaq" show rules.......
No one gonna talk about how Smits was carrying the Pacers?
"O neal, quiets 🤫 the crowd" absolutely amazing 👏
So the guy who got carried had to save the day when Shaq fouled out 😂 and let’s not forget the nba still had that dumbass 2-3-2 format in the finals so if Kobe didn’t take that game 4 over and close it out they would be down 3-2 instead of being up in that series going back to LA and there’s no telling what would’ve happened!
Poor Reggie. 1st Jordan, then Kobe.
Love seeing old basketball no easy buckets..not like today jacking all threes no defense..
No easy buckets cause they can't shoot 3s like now also today is more offensive minded players today are so much better offensively. Also this is the finals you compare to a regular season game clown
@@lukamagicgod fr like 2016 finals game 7 the last 3 minutes and 39 seconds there was no easy buckets not even on the fast break
Kobe 🐐🏀🎯
The greatest basketball player to ever step on the court
This was uploaded by the NBA... is this the best copy available? I cannot believe that in 2000 this was the quality in which this game was broadcasted. lol
1:56:55 Jalen Rose pulling Fox's arm and gets the foul. Jackson yells at ref, "How could you fall for that?!!" And then check the slow-mo, Jackson is right.
RIP KOBE
Rip kobe 😢
Seriously that was the best looking missed 3 ever. I swear that shot looked 99% going in but heck the basketball Gods just said no to Reggie.
This finals is equivalent to nuggets vs heat
Shaq at the end: " Thanks for saving my ass".
8 years later: "How my ass taste."
If Shaq doesn’t foul out, Smits doesn’t hit those shots towards the end of the game. Kobe came in clutch here.
Crazy. I knew this was 2000 finals. I watched this finals and many more before. I kept thinking how this was a young Kobe still learning the game. At times he crowded the lane and kept calling for the ball instead of moving, although he did have a bad ankle. But then I started doing the math about the end of the 3rd and realized this was the kids 4th year!! Regardless of having things to learn he was absolutely clutch when they needed him. Let the game come to him even though he was visibly frustrated at times. Miss watching this type of greatness.
This is one of the better Kobe breakdowns I’ve heard on UA-cam I agree his skill was developing but still insanely impressive
Exactly
No one gonna talk about how Smits was carrying the Pacers?
The hug between kobe and shaq was it for me ❤❤😢😊
Who was cutting onions??
@@moeperk81😶
People try and say Shaq carried hahahah Shaq doesn’t win 3 chips without Kobe🤷🏽♂️
He don’t
It's crazy to see how little to no complaining and crying the players do after every call compared to today's game its like night and day
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Damn I miss KOBE!
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I miss Kobe bean so much. 🙏 💛💜
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Shaq's a monster, Kobe's an assassin... But damn, Reggie Miller's offball game is a work of art.
yeah, but that "work of art" wasn't good enough to beat L.A
@@bconni2 of course it wasn't. In today's NBA Reggie would be a 3rd option, just like Klay Thompson...
@@Pigaroulettes i appreciate Reggie Miller. i'm a UCLA fan so i remember him in his college days. but the "work of art" in this video was the pure dominance of Kobe in the clutch.
@@bconni2 Mate, I live in Paris, France. I have absolutely no ties with LA, or the Lakers. And yet I wake up at 4am to watch the Lakers games since the early 2000s because I'm a Kobe and Shaq fan.
I still remember how I arrived tired as hell to a very important meeting after the game 7 of the 2010 NBA finals.
What I want to say is : why loving a player should make me blind of other player's talent ? Of course Kobe is awesome. But watching this game, I realized how exceptionnal Reggie miller's off ball game was. Everyone know exactly what he's gonna do and he still managed to get open.
Whether Kobe is great or not has nothing to do with this fact. I don't even get the point of replying to me how great Kobe is when I'm talking about Reggie as if Kobe being great means that Reggie can't be too...
@@Pigaroulettes everyone’s style is their “own work of art” but yeah bruh chill the dude was just acknowledging Reggie Miller which is deserving of the very least of this man.
I came to this 2 hour video to find this moment.... 1:50:38 ...when Shaq fouls out, in the last minutes of overtime and it all rides on Kobe, even the announcers say it beforehand....and boom, he nails that long tough 2 pointer and that MAMBA look afterwords..."cmon man, y'all can't touch me. You have no chance to win this game"
Shaq told this story, he was mad at himself when he fouled out and Kobe told him don't worry I got this....we have so many great players today that choke when it counts, we all miss you Kobe
@what's up L existence.
@@awesomesause1116 lmfao
Exactly
@Davit M 4 rings and one of the clutchest players of all time
@Davit M lol as if Kobe could have won any of these first 3 without shaq. He averaged like 33 over 3 finals and gave kobe easier shots because you had to pack the paint against shaq
Brothers.
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36 points and 21 rebounds in a finals game? Shaq was something else lol
It’s crazy bc Kobe was hated during these times ppl are fake af 😂😂😂
I always loved Kobe Bean Bryant been with the Lakers every sense kareem left Milwaukee and went to L A
Real Shit💩...Act like they was for him all of his career old bandwagon fake ass muhfuckers saying they were his fans when he left here...GTFOH!!!!!
ykno, i might be crazy here, but maybe people can change their opinions over 20 years
@@blood9903 It wasn't 20 years ago when he retired & i know alot of people who wasn't feeling that way while he was still ballin..
@@garciavegaj.3401 dude said "during these times", this video is from the 2000 finals.
This is just pure Clutch Factor by Kobe. Prime Example
Frobe. Good Times in the early 2000s. #ripkobe #longlivetheblackmamba
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Carried my ass, even after going 7/28 I'd still trust kobe to finish the games vs. LeChoke at the free throw line.
ua-cam.com/video/96gmhxZUM0o/v-deo.html Funniest Stephen A Smith Clip EVER
If the tables were reversed and LeBron had this exact game, with DWade or Kyrie statline looking like Shaqs, we all know what the narrative would be
@@IAMvonte-2518 I remember Kyrie balling out of his mind in 2016 finals and the narrative was and still is Lebron won it by himself
@@MrGenexxx Even now, the block by LeBron gets more mention than the game winner by Kyrie
@@Materia1412 I know it's ridiculous honestly
I forgot Larry Bird coached the Pacers lol how ironic that he ran into the Lakers in the Finals lol
No cap
That isn't irony. That would be apropos at best. It would be ironic if he coached the Lakers to a title over Celtics.
@@scottb3034 That's great, but did I ask?
@@ghosa.4434 I don't give a crap if you asked or not. I corrected something that is wrong. If you are going to be a buttburt, attention-seeking whiner toward my comment to someone else you should stop wasting your time.
To use your words regarding your reply "that's great but did I ask?"
@@scottb3034 definitely ironic that he ran into/lost against the Lakers seeing how the Lakers were the only team to beat him when he was a player also. You're wrong
Watching this all over again truly gave me a different perspective on how truly amazing and confident Kobe Bryant was during this game and seemed laser-focused once Shaq fouled out in OT. 22 Years later I'm sitting here thinking WOW I didn't understand the weight of the situation that Kobe was under. The future superstar of the team separated himself this night, showing he wasn't just a 21-year-old kid playing Basketball in a grown man's world. I appreciate his performance, even more today than I did 22 years ago. I was 27 years old and an arrogant fan thinking OH yeah the Lakers got this in the Bag. Kobe and all the rest of the Lakers are gonna get the job done ✔️... This was a great preview of how great Shaq and Kobe could be when they played at their best... as well we got to see the Birth of the Laker's future Superstar and Hall of Famer... and how the Black Mamba was created once Kobe was the Leader of the L.A. Lakers 🏀 Franchise & Team. I LOVED watching this and reliving the emotions of it all, Especially now that Kobe is no longer with us anymore. 💔 RIP 🙏🏼 🪦 "Black Mamba" #24Forever #Lakersgreatest
U didn’t have to say all that😂 just say “it gave me a new perspective on the situation”
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Not just that, this was a really good Pacers squad.
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Crazy how flopping was heavily used even back then, especially from Reggie and Jalen, smh
Crazy how? Reggie was a known flopper lol a lot a mfs was floppin . Just wasn't Internet like it is now. N people overboard not even getting touched now. Where tf you been
Kobe is a one of a kind player we will most likely never see another player like Kobe Bryant.I expect clutch performances from Kobe like these especially in the playoffs it just what Kobe does period. #MAMBAMENTALITY
To be fair, we said this about Jordan and then Kobe arrived. Every iteration gets better!
will all respect to kobe he played similar to jordan but hes still one of the greats
ua-cam.com/video/96gmhxZUM0o/v-deo.html Funniest Stephen A Smith Clip EVER
@Parker Portlock, Jordan is better than Kobe dumbass
@Clifford your big red God 7
The more I see these the more I miss him.
Yeah same.... but it feels good being able to celebrate his greatness by watching these
Damn i miss Kobe!
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That boy Koooooooooooobeeee!! RIP!!
Man, me 2. Like, fk man!
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And people say “Shaq carried Kobe” the final
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@Juan fernando Molano dude shaq did not average no dam 40 ppg and 20 rbs. Get off the high horse. I watched ever finals and playoffs he and Kobe played together and after they separated
@Juan fernando Molano In the first finals he and Kobe played shaq averaged 30 to Kobe’s 22. Their second run shaq averaged 30 to Kobe’s 27. And Shaq’s third championship he averaged 28 to Kobe’s 27. He had 40 points in the finals and that was game two of the finals vs the Nets
@Juan fernando Molano using google to do some research is free, you should try it. 👌🏼
@Juan fernando Molanofair enough for their first title of the three. but im not gonna go as far as saying shaq carried him throughout their 3-peat days, as i really believe they couldnt have accomplished what they did without one another. then again, thats just me.
@Juan fernando Molano he didn't do that whole series nigga.... Kobe closed this game !!!
Kobe being carried. Hehehe! Nice try media, dorks and nerds. He carried the Lakeshow in Game 7 of the WCF in 2000, Blocked Sabonis in game 3, in this game he just don't care if he got an ankle sprain that severe. In game 6 of this series again he was a big part of the Lakers comeback victory. He was just 21. KG was 30 before he got his first and only ring, AI didn't have one, Kwame never reached the finals. So for a kid from high school winning a title in his fourth year and got a 3 peat when he was 23 and being an apex of his team, he is the Next to GOAt. And all done in the NBA tough D era.
That's the moment Kobe was waiting for 🔥👑
1:57:37 Phil Jackson about to choke someone
ua-cam.com/video/96gmhxZUM0o/v-deo.html Funniest Stephen A Smith Clip EVER
Love watching the old school NBA vids like these
Always appreciate the history
This ain't old school zoomer
@@stuffylamb3420 are you joking right?
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When you grow up watching this style of ball as a kid it always felt normal always enjoyed the half court style more with the straight man to man
It’s absolutely mind blowing when Gen Z says stuff like “duhhhh today’s players are way more skilled and athletic than players back then”… wtf are these people smoking dude?
During the lockdown these games were one of the few things that kept my sanity. Shout out to whoever at the nba decided to stream these
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I watched playoffs from the 80s to the 02 lakers 😊
I see all these comments about people in lockdowns 😂 I live in the ozarks . There was literally none of that. Life went on same as always
S/O to AC Green, Won with the Showtime Lakers in 87, and these Lakers in 2000 (with meaningful playing time). Amazing.
Parker Portlock the Brett favre of the NBA (Iron man)
a.c. harper grant rice shaw samaki get forgotten during this era ..they all were important pieces...heck ty lue in the 2001 finals proved his value too
Don't forget Mark Madsen he was the GOAT.
@@luisacosta3433 "Mad Dog" Madsen?
With load management, no one will break AC's consecutive game record
Kobe always in our hearts!!
Those are called, memories, Lol.
He ain't in mine. He cost the Lakers a championship in 2004 and 2006 and Lebron's 4 from 2010 on. Fuck that.
@@emotionalintelligence776🤦♂️🤦♂️
This lakers team works so hard compared to lakers this week
Nah, they just had Shaq and health. When they were at 100% they destroyed the Suns. They weren't as deep is this team and once AD got hurt along with KCP it showed
Saw this game 20 years ago. Still can feel the thrill of it. Heartbreaking for the Pacers but heck its Kobe.
Gets four fouls, MAMBA MODE ACTIVATED!
Dam u old and u have a anime pic
@@WhoAreYou905 that was an unnecessary thing to say
@@WhoAreYou905 damn, you young and you have a video game pic. crazy.
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@@dethtron n he sucks at basketball
God loves enough to allow you to repent in order for us to be free from sin , repent and go to heaven. PLEASE REPENT NOW
Hail satan 666
The commentators are literally coaches. 😂
Amazing game RIP Kobe.
May you and Gianna rest in Heaven. 🙏
God bless.
Yeah only Doug tho who actually was a real Coach in the league.
#MambaOut 🙏🏾
Anyone else think that Glen Rice looks a lot like Kanye??
Adam Gates lol bro I thought I was da only one 🤣
Kanye mixed with jadakiss. Used to love using him w/ the Hornets in the old NBA live games almost never miss a 3
He definitely does
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That was tough for Reggie when he missed the game winner 3.
AC Green amazing having to play in two legendary eras from Kareem & Magic to Shaq & Kobe ...
Now it’s AD and LeBron
Good lord I can’t believe this man left us😪😭
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Kobe Bryant is a great player, hall farmer and one of many Lakers greats...RIP my brother God bless you & family..
It hurts to think that we'll never see him standing on the podium in his hall of fame speech.
That Is a very narrow thought....I will miss loves encyclopedic knowledge of the game...
@@thunderhammer593 huh????
English please
You're absolutely right
@@mikerusso703 exactly
I vividly remember this series coz this was the time I started playing basketball. I was attracted by this number 8 player and after watching him played, I went to the court myself to shoot around and since then I fell in love with basketball and Kobe Bryant. Rip Kobe and thank you for all the great memories 🥺
I have a story very similar to yours
Can you tip the ball to yourself?????!!
KOBE MVP GIGI
My story is the exact same as yours man. He gave us some of the best memories!
Same here, so much that my nickname on the court was Kobe💯
Read stats yeah shaq carry Kobe watch the game is total different story this is the problem with fans these days they read stats watch highlights listen to espn
Dude are you serious......are you suggesting that shaq was not the superior player at that time......there were games when Pippen performed better than Jordan...or James worthy performed better than magic....
This is just one Game. Shaq still dominated and was the best player on the team.
Game 2, Shaq won without Kobe.
@Alexander Melnikov
2009 WCSF:
- No T-Mac,
- No Yao Ming,
Ron Artes was the best player of the Rockets.
Still needed 7 games to beat the Rockets.
Game 7,
Kobe Bryant = 14-pts on . 33%
Pau Gasol = 21-pts on . 52%
Does this mean Pau Gasol was the Lakers best player in 2009 ? ?
@@allanhouston6759 stop lying kobe wasn't avging 14 pts per game. lmao lechock fans love to lie.
@ Game 7
First time heard of Rik Smits lol. Dude scored on prime Shaq one-on-one three times in a row.
Smits was the truth! Just goes to show you how GREAT center play was in the 90’s/00’s..
The dunking dutchman!
He was nice! 90s era you had to be tough psychological and psychical
7"4 Rik Smith ( age 33 ) vS Prime Shaq
I mean smits was only like their best player in the 90s. Miller was just more clutch and more brazen so he got more headlines. He had a better series than miller vs the bulls in 1998 for instance but miller had that game winner in like game 6 so...
SHAQ had the best bodyguard known to mankind KOBE BEAN BRYANT
No .. magic had kareem....
@Alexander Melnikov i mean he was pretty good in 1980....think you are underestimating how good he was during the early years of showtime.
Watched an old Milwakee vs Philly game, Kareem vs D. Dawkins, Kareem gets called for a "punching" foul.
No ejection, just a common two shot foul
LOL y'all going to far with that Kobe shit. Shaq carried his ass in the whole 3peat years.. Shaq was a monster in those years
Oh yeah Shaq needed outta highschool kid Kobe to win chips.
Wish I watched this live lmao
Man what!
What a game! Kobe we still Love YOU! Rest Easy MAMBA!
KOBE BRYANT IS A MONSTER FOR THE BASKET!
KOBE IS A ETERNAL!
Jalen Rose ain’t ever had a bad haircut. 20 years later and his lineup looks exactly the same
True,true 🚂
This made me laugh surprisingly hard
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22 Years later…and it seems like yesterday that I watched this game…KB gone but not forgotten‼️🥲🥲
And he was only 21 here
Doug Collins’ commentary during the game is awesome. It’s so bizarre watching and reflecting on these historic moments over two decades later. I’m happy I saw the journey and was able to root for someone who helped change the game of basketball while donning the iconic Purple & Gold.
Rest Peacefully Kobe.
#Facts
Can we get the Kobe 81 point game?
It's already on youtube
Damn I miss KOBE!
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What about wilt chamberlain 100 point?
Jonathan Fa I wanna see Lonzo Ball’s triple single game please
@@jonathanfa4267 that too but there wasnt footage of it i think.
I miss the early 2000's when I was a kid 😔
ME BORN 00
That was tough for Reggie when he missed the game winner 3.
Watching it live, they showed Phil Jackson in the huddle before the play. I remember it perfectly because it was so calm and accurate. He said, "I've seen this before against [I forget which team]. They're going to run Reggie off of two baseline screens. So let him through the first one, then make him fight through the second one and meet him at the top to defend the three." Phil gets too much "zen wisdom" credit but not enough simple basketball memory.
That OT shows who Kobe was, that determinations and will to win. It’s absolutely beautiful
yup. those terminations were legendary
@@cameronlane111 😂
mans thought determenation is that termination 😭
It's a lot easier to win when the guy you're playing with grabs 21 boards in the game lol
@@ko7577 but its more easier for ppl to be a keyboard fighter
I'm surprised the refs didnt call more 3 seconds on shaq, he was down there at least 5 seconds on more than on occasion. I miss the shaq and Kobe duo.
When the world needed him most he was there a world without Kobe hurts us but he wants us to live on and become legends in our own right.
The world? not really
What the fuck are you talking about man?
You're a weirdo for this one Diego
What the fuck you talking about bruh
2004 finals was pistons vs lakers right? I'm so confused...
Jeff dela Rosa yea it says in the description that this was in 2000
Tim Owens it says 2004 in the title
My cousin used to come through and hang with us as kids and I didn't have much time to enjoy his company back then, but I remember him watching this game with us and turning him into a Lakers fan. RIP Cartlitos. We miss you.
Lotta people forget about moments like this. Def cemented Kobe as a goat contender for so many people
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The dude averaged 15 PPG on 36% shooting in this series. When you're playing with a guy averaging 38 PPG, 16 RPG, and 2.7 BPG, everything looks like a goat. Shaq could have won with any guard in the GD league this year and did.
@@ko7577 False because Shaq never won until he played with Kobe lmao, They needed each other and Shaq couldn't get it done with Penny, Wade carried Shaq in 06 and Kobe was able to win without Shaq twice.
More Kobe playoff full game videos🙏🏻
Kobe Bryant the most skillful player that ever played basketball in the NBA
Absolutely not......Jordan was better and for longer and had a similar gameplay.....wrt footwork and fundamentals hakeem and Tim Duncan were better although different positions.....Larry Bird could do everything that kobe could but did not have anywhere near the same athleticism which means he had better skill .......
Haha not at all
Glen Rice, AC Green, Ron Harper, Robert Harry, Rick Fox, John Salley, Devean George, Brian Shaw, Derrick Fisher, Shaquille O’Neil, Kobe Bryant. Such a great team.
A lot of old players on their last leg. But the difference is that Kobe and Shaq, the 2 most important players were young. Unlike the current Lakers, the core is old also.