What is Kobe s most classic game?

On January 23, 2006, Beijing time, Kobe Bryant led the Lakers, who had lost two in a row, to meet the challenge of the Toronto Raptors at Staples Arena in Los Angeles. Kobe Bryant began scoring performances in the first quarter, scoring 14 points on 5-of-10 shooting in the first quarter. He continued to score 12 points in the second quarter, but at the end of the first half, the Lakers trailed the Raptors by 14 points, 49-63.

Bryant finally got angry and stepped up his scoring efforts in the third quarter, shooting 11 of 15, including 4 of 5 three-pointers, and contributed 27 points in a single quarter, and the Lakers finally recovered the lost points under his push, and the quarter ended with only one point behind 77-78. After three quarters, Bryant had scored 53 points, and his personal record was close at hand. Halfway through the fourth quarter, Bryant drew a foul from beyond the three-point line and made three consecutive free throws, breaking his own record of 62 points.

But it was only a small step, and since then, Bryant's score has soared to surpass Chamberlain's second-highest score (78) of 81. When the 81-point frenzy wears off, Bryant will return to normal, knowing that it will be up to his teammates to win. Here, it is not against Kobe Bryant's high score, what the team needs is the result, scoring is only one of the means to win, and victory is the ultimate goal.

Of course, it's the Christmas War, Kobe Bryant's SV, our James, pressed by our emperor, that's the classic, hehe...

Personally, I think the most classic is the 81-point game, and then the double kill against the Suns in the playoffs that year.

It must have been against the Raptors, scoring 81 points, especially 55 points in the second half, a great game, a great Kobe.

81 points against the Raptors, but Kobe Bryant's classic battles are very many, and scoring more points is not necessarily the most classic!

There are no classics in his game, only more classics, there are too many classics to give you answers.

Like Kobe, which one is a classic in my heart. The classics are based on personal understanding. I think the games with Kobe Bryant are classic.

I think Kobe Bryant and Maddie are both very good.

In the first round of the playoffs in the 08-09 season, Kobe Bryant ushered in the challenge of the first double gun, and in the PK with his old enemy Iverson, Kobe had an advantage.

Bryant scored 20 points in the first quarter, and the team struggled in the final quarter, and Bryant scored 19 points in the final seven minutes of the game to give the Lakers a 2-0 lead.

In that game, Kobe Bryant had 49 points and 10 assists on 18-of-27 shooting, a shooting percentage that was the highest in the playoffs with more than 20 shots.

In the summer of '03, Kobe Bryant was in trouble when a female college student sued him.

To do this, Bryant had to go back and forth between the courthouse and the court.

On December 19, 2003, the Lakers faced the Nuggets at home, and Kobe flew to Colorado, where the Nuggets are located, to attend the hearing; Then immediately fly back to Los Angeles.

By the time he returned, the game was already in its second quarter, and it was such an episode, and he hit a shot in the moment of life and death to help the Lakers win 101-99. At all times, Bryant's cold blood flowed in his blood.

Kobe Bryant once had a falling out with O'Neal, but with the dilution of the years and the maturity of each other, they both let go of their grievances. In the Phoenix All-Star Game in '09, Kobe Bryant and O'Neal became teammates, which was the first time the two met after 5 years.

The full-court OK combination became the best weapon in the West, Kobe Bryant's wonderful pass to the shark in the air, and O'Neal was a solid cover for Kobe, these classic memories made the game shine.

On November 3, 1996, Bryant played in the first NBA game of his career against the Timberwolves. He was only 18 years old, 2 months old, and 11 days ago.

In the 1996-1997 season, under the leadership of Del Harris, the Lakers' rookie Kobe Bryant did not play much in his debut, and it can be said that Kobe Bryant was not the first choice of Lakers fans at that time.

Bryant averaged minutes per game that season and only started six times. In a contest against the Warriors on April 8, Bryant scored a season-high 24 points.

Bryant's first game was against the Minnesota Timberwolves, playing 6 minutes, scoring 0 points, 0 assists, 0 steals, 1 rebound, 1 turnover, and 1 foul. Bryant's first point was in the second game against the New York Knicks Calendar and Harmony for 3 minutes, with 1 point, 0 assists, 0 rebounds, 0 steals, 1 turnover and 0 fouls.

This one is complete, and I've seen it several times.