Bryant Ends Lakers’s Losing Trend

Kobe Bryant LA Lakers became a hero to end the trend of losses in three previous matches. Throw the ball at the last second win over the Toronto Raptors team.

Act as host, Wednesday (10/3/2010) WIB, the Lakers had buried his guest with a score of 109-107. Bryant’s final numbers are made when the game 1.9 seconds remaining.

Bryant incised Total 32 points, including 14 that made the fourth quarter. Colleague Andrew Bynum contributed equally large donations to the Lakers with 22 points.

Bryant final points off Raptors hope that had risen when Chris Bosh equalized through tosses three points in nine seconds remaining. This defeat made the children of Toronto six times fallen from his last seven games.

Meanwhile, another team, Los Angeles, LA Clippers, was feeling bad day. After leaving General Manager Mike Dunleavy who was fired, they also defeat the Orlando Magic 113-87.

Dunleavy dumped a few hours before the match, a month after he took off his duties as head coach. Functions were transferred to GM as his assistant, Neil Olshey.

Clippers now in the order of 12 West Region standings with a 25-39 match statistics. Results from the tour in Orlando this trend extend into four consecutive defeat.

In the camps Magic, Dwight Howard became the inspiration his team victory scored 22 points and 15 rebounds. Jameer Nelson added 17 points and Rashard Lewis contributed 15 points. Magic is now unbeaten in his last six games.