Los Angeles-Memphis: Highs and Lows from Tuesday’s 124-105 Lakers Win

November 3rd, 2010 by Joshua Sexton Leave a reply »
Led by 23 first-half points from Kobe Bryant, the Lakers beat the Grizzlies Tuesday night to improve their overall record to 4-0. With the loss, the Grizzlies fell to 2-2 for the season. Below are both the highs and lows from the 124-105 Laker victory.

 

The Highs

Kobe's First-Half: In the first-half of Tuesday night's game, Kobe scored all of his team-high 23 points, on 7-of-10 shooting from the field, including 3-of-5 from the three-point line. At times, it appeared Bryant was toying with the Memphis Defense

Up to this point, Bryant's general basketball movement has looked good, following his offseason knee surgery. The only thing missing up to this point has been Bryant's shooting, as he has struggled with his shot dating back to the preseason. If Tuesday night was any indication, it looks as though Bryant has found his old shooting touch.

 

The Killer Bees: Barnes, Brown and Blake played another great game tonight for the Lakers. After four games, the trio is averaging 24 points a game.

Tuesday night, the trio combined for 39 points, which included a 16 point,14 rebound performance fro ...

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