KOBE'S 80
Reverse lay-ups while wedged between defenders. Fadeaway jumpers in traffic.
Three-pointers shot from Catalina. Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant hit
them all one January night in Tinseltown, scoring 81 points, the second
highest total in NBA history, in the Lakers 122-104 win over the Toronto
Raptors (Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 in 1962). How dominant was Bryant? In
the second half alone, he outscored the entire Toronto team, 55-41. "When we
were down [63-49] at halftime, (Bryant) was ticked," Laker forward Lamar Odom
said. "He said nothing, and that was scary." Just ask any poor soul who tried
to stop him.
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