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Kobe Bryant called Andrew Bynum’s number on Lakers’ final play in Sunday win over Celtics () (Yahoo!)
With 20 seconds left and the Los Angeles Lakers hanging on to a one-point lead
in a nip-and-tuck Sunday afternoon battle with their longtime nemeses, the
Boston Celtics, just about everybody in the basketball-watching world was
probably expecting Kobe Bryant to commandeer L.A.'s final possession. Just how
good Kobe is in these late-game situations has become a favorite debate in
some NBA-watching circles, with writers and fans tossing around numbers,
quotes and opinions at a fever pitch seemingly every time the Lakers have the
ball with the clock running down. Some emphasize the fact that Bryant leads
the NBA in fourth-quarter scoring and that polls of his peers have often
identified him as the players' pick for the league's most respected closer.
Others note that 23 other players this season have produced more "clutch"
points than Bryant, that he's shooting just 27.9 percent in such situations
and that the Lakers as a team rank 23rd in the league in fourth-quarter
efficiency . The perception and momentum can swing not only game-to-game, but
play-to-play — against the Detroit Pistons last Tuesday, Kobe coolly drained a
19-foot fadeaway at the buzzer to send the game to overtime ...