- Feb 22, 2007
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I don't agree that Kobe has the best footwork ever but probably the best for wing player though
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This is one of the greatest, and probably the most underrated, performances of his career.
I remember watching this live and being in disbelief.
That 15-20 game stretch at the end of the season to drag the Lakers to the playoffs was incredible. Such unbelievable play. So many memorable games. That aforementioned Raptors game. The 20 point comeback against the Pelicans where he went 40 and 10. The Portland game where he played all 48 minutes and thoroughly outplayed Lillard, who was 10 years younger than him. The AMNESTY THAT game against the Mavs. The dunk over Josh Smith to seal the game. Even the Warriors game, the one he got injured, he broke Thompson's ankles, then later on he hit 2 clutch 3s to keep the Lakers in the game. I watched about 70 games that season. There were other reasons besides the lack of chemistry between Kobe and Dwight that that led to such a dissapointing season (namely the initial Nash injury that ruined his carreer), but boy, it was one of my favorite seasons ever. Had Kobe not gotten injured, who knows, the Lakers may have a good chance at beating the Spurs in the first round.Repped.
This one falls in to the same category, part of that late season push to make the playoffs right before the achilles tear.
He has the best footwork ever. Most skilled post player in the history of the NBA.