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Saturday was vintage Kobe… or at least vintage 2012 Kobe.

He looked tired — as he has a lot lately, which is why we have all watched his shooting percentages drop — and started the game 0-for-15 shooting with zero points through three quarters. Yes, you read that right. Zero points on 15 missed shots.

Then he went 3-6 in the fourth quarter, scored 11 points and did this in the Lakers’ 88-85 victory:

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For Lakers fans that is a vintage “don’t shoot that Kobe, no, no no no no…. YES!” moment.

He is no longer the Kobe Bryant from 2003. The athleticism has taken a step back but because he is smart and so fundamentally sound he can still get to his spots on the court and hit his shots. He is still a force.

Well, when he feels right. Right now Mike Brown…

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