— ***DISCLAIMER*** I do not own the rights to the clips used in this video. They are property of the NBA. I am in no way claiming ownership of said footage and music. This video Footage Also belongs to BroadbandTV ***END DISCLAIMER*** Kobe Bryant scores 32 points and grabs seven rebounds as the win game 6 in dramatic fashion. Lakers Los angeles game 3 Vs Thunder Kevin durant MVP 30 points a game kevin durant lebron james 23 micheal jordan kobe bryant 81 kobe bryant vs micheal jordan nba Los Angeles Lakers Denver Nuggets Philadaphia 76ers Sixers NBA Playoffs 2008 Basketball Detroit Pistons Phoenix Suns Kobe Bryant andy ketsoyan amazing dunk lebron james Paris Hilton Miley Cyrus Jonas Brothers 50 Cent Kanye west best ever video highlight wow cool San Antoinio Spurs 2008 Champions NFL NHL Yankees Angles Dodgers Lions Chris Paul New Orleans Hornets Suck Sucks Video Rating: 5 / 5
Once again the Lakers made a couple of key offseason moves, letting go of Maurice Lucas, moving AC Green into the starting lineup, and picking up Mychal Thompson from San Antonio. Head Coach Pat Riley also made a tactical adjustment in 1986-87 by shifting the offensive focus from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Magic Johnson. The moves paid off. Johnson won his first career NBA Most Valuable Player Award while leading the Lakers to a 65-17 record, the second-best mark in franchise history. Abdul-Jabbar, now 39 years old, chipped in 17.5 points per game, and Michael Cooper was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year. The Lakers earned another matchup with the Celtics in the NBA Finals by sweeping Denver, losing just one game to Golden State, and then sweeping Seattle. Los Angeles routed Boston in the first two games of the Finals, and the teams then split the next four contests, giving the Lakers their second championship in three seasons. Johnson earned the NBA Finals MVP Award to go with his regular-season MVP trophy. At the Lakers’ championship celebration in Los Angeles, Coach Riley brashly declared that the Lakers would repeat as NBA champions in 1987-88. It was a bold statement that served to motivate the team throughout the next season. Video Rating: 5 / 5
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