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THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 12 2013: It was the night that Kobe Bryant literally gave the Lakers all he had to give. The superstar scored 34 points to lead Los Angeles’ victory over Golden State, but it cost him the remainder of the season, as he tore his Achilles tendon with three minutes left. In true Black Mamba fashion, he wouldn’t leave the game until after he hit two free throws that resulted from the play that caused his injury. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 9 2009: In a preview of the 2009 Western Conference Finals, Kobe Bryant gave Denver a taste of what was to come, dropping 33 points to lead the Lakers to a 116-102 victory. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 8 2005: A bruised shin wasn’t going to slow down Kobe Bryant. “It was actually sorer today than it was before the last game,” Bryant told reporters after dropping 42 points in the Lakers’ 117-94 win in Seattle. Bryant shot 15-of-22 from the field, including a blistering 7-of-11 on 3-pointers, while Caron Butler poured in 31 points to help the Lakers rout the SuperSonics. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 7 2006: Kobe drops 51pts in Phoenix, breaking the scoring record of the 13-yr old arena. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 6 2007: With two minutes left, Kobe Bryant took the game into his own hands. The star Laker broke a 103-point tie by hitting a 20-foot bucket, as he scored seven of the Lakers’ final nine points in their 112-109 victory in Seattle. Bryant finished the night with 46 points on 13-of-27 shooting, while punishing the SuperSonics at the foul line where he hit a 19-of-24 clip. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 5 1999: With an old teammate putting on a show for the other team, Kobe Bryant and co. did all they could to withstand Nick Van Exel’s career-high 41 points. <p>Bryant led the way, matching Glen Rice’s team-high 26 points. However, Bryant’s efficiency was higher than any other’s on the floor that night, shooting 8-of-12 while hitting all four of his shots from 3-point range as Los Angeles withstood the onslaught for a 117-104 win over Denver. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: April 1 2012: Kobe Bryant made sure to come out firing against Golden State. He provided 13 points in the first quarter alone and finished with 40 to power the Lakers’ 120-112 victory. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
THIS DAY IN KOBE HISTORY: March 29 2002: Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal matched each other beat-for-beat, as each poured in 34 points in the Lakers’ 91-79 win over Portland. Bryant caught fire early for 17 points in the first, then O’Neal provided 11 in the second. Bryant heated back up for 14 in the third, while O’Neal closed out with a dozen fourth-quarter points. More #TDIKH on Lakers.com
