Competition background
On June 22, 2006, the Los Angeles Lakers challenged the Toronto Raptors away. The record of the Lakers at that time was only 22 wins 18 losses, while that of the Raptors was 33 wins 15 losses. Since the Lakers' main player O 'Neal left the team, the team's offensive focus has gradually shifted to Kobe Bryant. In this game, Kobe proved his strength in an amazing way.
Game process
In the first quarter, Kobe only scored 6 points, but in the second quarter, he began to show his talents. In this game, Kobe scored 27 points, including 4 of 5 3-pointers. In the third quarter, Kobe's state was even better. He scored 28 points, including 3 of 4 3-pointers. In the last game, Kobe played even crazier, scoring 20 points to help the Lakers finally beat the Toronto Raptors with 122- 104.
Kobe Bryant's scoring method
Kobe scored in various ways in this game. Not only did he perform well inside and outside, but he also performed well at the free throw line. Specifically, in this game, Kobe hit 7 of 3-pointers 14, 20 of free throws 18, and 22 of 28 of 2-pointers, including many wonderful layups and mid-range jumpers. This comprehensive scoring method leaves Kobe's opponents with no choice on the court.
Competitive influence
This game not only made Kobe the highest scoring game in NBA history, but also made him a legend in the hearts of basketball fans all over the world. The influence of this game is very great. Not only makes Kobe an idol in the hearts of basketball fans all over the world, but also makes him an example for young players to learn. The classic picture of this game has also become one of the most classic moments in NBA history.