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Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal Full Highlights 2002 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals LA Lakers vs Sacramento Kings Game 7 - June 2, 2002 ARCO Arena KB - 30 pts, 10 reb, 7 ast, 2 stl / 10-26 fg, 8-23 2pt, 2-3 3pt, 8-10 ft SO - 35 pts, 13 reb, 2 ast, 4 blk / 12-25 fg, 11-15 ft Kobe and Shaq had many legendary performances as a duo. This game 7 in Sacramento was arguably their greatest. The ultimate test presented itself in this series. Game 4, down 24 points in the 2nd quarter while trailing 2-1; then down 3-2, they combined for 72 points, 28 rebounds in game 6; lastly game 7 in Sacramento, posting 65 points, 23 rebounds and 9 assists in the overtime victory. The “challenge” as Kobe stated in the locker-room interview was an opportunity to embrace. This mentality proved successful. People talk about a player’s best game and best season. What about best shot? The shot that out of all career field goals would be #1, whether defined as greatest, most memorable, or favorite. The bucket that sticks with me for Shaquille O’Neal is that one dribble right shoulder turn baseline jumper to tie the game at 106. It exemplifies Shaq’s ability to utilize traditional footwork and post up skills while maintaining composure in what was a high leverage situation. Plenty of players would’ve shown uncertainty in a moment like that, down two with under two minutes left in a dynasty-deciding game 7, and perhaps tried to force something at the rim. Shaq resorted to his most reliable move/shot, catching Chris Webber leaning and drilling the short drifter for points 32 and 33. This might be one of Kobe’s most underrated performances. 30 points, 10 boards, 7 assists, 2 steals, 2 charges drawn, and 0 turnovers in a Conference Final game 7 on the road. He played 52:33 out of the possible 53 minutes, and likely would have been the full 53 if not for the drawstring. His poise down the stretch was incredible. - Join my channel and gain access to perks: / @dcshow All footage is property of the National Basketball Association (NBA). No copyright infringement is intended.