NBA Playoffs 2000. Portland Trail Blazers vs LA Lakers Game 7 Highlights Kobe Bryant 25 HD 720p
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The 15-Point, 4th-Quarter Comeback in Game 7. One way or another, it was going to be one of the craziest comebacks in NBA history. After falling behind 3-1 in the 2000 Western Conference Finals, Portland had rallied to force Game 7, which it led by 15 with only 10:28 remaining
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Robert Horry and Brian Shaw were so clutch for the Lakers. It's criminal how their contributions are forgotten/ignored.
no laker can forget Horry. not one!!!
Not by any long time legit Laker fan/supporter
@@pariah7917 nor the Rockets 🚀 or Spurs fans lol 😂
Horry / Shaw / fisher / Odom are 4 of the greatest role players of all time. Lakers fans been blessed
Real fans know what’s going on!! We had a well balanced team around our two stars
Man these were the days. Prime Shaq, Kobe and Rasheed Wallace. They don't make em like that no more! Even though they lost, I liked that Blazers team.
Wallace wasn't QUITE in his prime yet... Still just 24, he later became a much better 3-point shooter and team defensive player (i.e.- the mid 2000s Detroit team).
If pippen had gotten a 7th ring that would have been a big fuck you in MJ eyes
Man I was a kid I remember this sht like it was yesterday watching this with Mi dad rip!🙏🏾
🙏🙏🙏
You said it 👏 I miss these days
The iconic Kobe to Shaq alley oop is all time NBA/sports moment
LEGENDARY ALSO
IT WAS ON TV COMMERCIAL TOO ICONIC LEGENDARY
@@shawnkeith2414 yep I remember it being in slow motion
Don’t reduce him to the cliched iconic. He was simply a great player.
@@RobynHode8 I was calling the alley oop “iconic” this moment is nba history
God i miss this type of basketball just listen to the crowd
It’s like a bomb went off when Shaq dunked it
InstaBlaster
Pre smart phone era real engagement
I like this old style with defense and hard physical basketball that features real centers and power forwards.
sports had soul. True rivalries, unmatched personalities and the physical play was insane. It's long gone. Defense is gone.
"bryant... to SHAQ" god that made me tear up
The best duo in basketball history. Dare I say even better than Jordan and Pippen
True...but if you ever hear the chick Hearn call...telling Portland to put way the champaign bottle and get out the water bottles, cuz that's all their going to drink....CLASSIC
The level of competition here is out of this world. Looks like 2 all star teams in their prime going at it.
They were both stacked teams 💥
Watching the Lakers from 2000 thru 2004 made me fall in love not only with the franchise but with the game of basketball
"Portland can put the champagne away and get out the bottled water 'cause that's all they're gonna drink on the way home!" - Chick Hearn after Kobe alley oop to Shaq.
Yep
RIP Chick Hearn…🙏🙏….still missed to this day….also RIP Kobe Bryant And Jerry Buss….
I was living in San Diego at this time. My roommates and I were all up in my master bedroom watching the game. After that first shot to start the fourth I thought we were done. I was despondent. Watching that comeback and topping it off with the Kobe to Shaq alley oop was the greatest moment a fan could ever have. I was screaming from my balcony and could hear everyone else in the neighborhood cheering at the same time. Great days to be a Laker fan. I miss real basketball.
That portland team was loaded
Both teams were loaded.., lake had kob,shaq,shaw,big shot Bob, Glen Rice, Rick fox, harper. That was one the best series I've ever seen.
And to think we still had not seen the emergence of Jermaine O'Neal... Portland was absolutely loaded!
I grew up in Chicago during the 90's. I got to see an incredible amount of exceptional basketball games during the most impressionable years of my life. The Bulls were and still are the greatest thing I've ever seen, not just in basketball but perhaps even all human accomplishments. But even I'll have to admit, this game here was the best basketball game I've ever seen. It had everything.
Same here
Yes the same
One of my top 5 series of all time. 7th grade staying up late with the tv on NBC gluedddddddd to the screen it was constant action!! What a time. That Blazers squad was ELITE!
I was in 8th grade when this happened, still pissed that Portland let this get one away in the 4th quarter, was rooting for Pippen (cause he's from my home state Arkansas) after he left Chicago and Houston (wanted him to win a title there with Hakeem but of the Lakers stood in the way).
Loved this Portland squad !! Wallace was matchup nightmare.. all our starters averaged almost 14 pts per game
Grueling series. Blazers wouldn’t be denied, until they were. Was in 10th grade at the time, went crazy on that alley oop.
I was in the 7th grade too, those were the days
I was in the 6th lol late 80s Babies
The days when you could feel the intensity through the TV
I'll never forget this game. RIP Kobe, you gave us Laker fans memories eternally!
I still cant believe Portland blew that game....21 years later.....Wallace was rolling Smith was on fire.....they had built that Blazers team taylor made to play LA and couldnt seal the deal.
Real basketball here. Electricity. 2 great squads. Multiple HOF. Mad props to Wallace. Horry with a monster rebound and 3 as usual.
Maybe my all time favorite game I ever watched in real time.
The most epic comeback in Laker history!!!!
I was never so stressed out watching a game, I remember having fear-tears and me and my boys pacing around in the living room every time someone made a bucket. Each team was stacked, that was a very good Portland team that year, & if the Lakers were to have lost, Portland would have a ‘chip. Afterwards, me and my bros all hi-fived each other as if we were playing in the damn game! 😂
And after this series, Blazers were swept by Lakers two times. (2001 and 2002 seasons, first round)
That Kobe lob pass to Shaq is legendary. What’s also legendary is how badly the Blazers choked.
It seemed like the Blazers didn’t score a field goal for almost 10 minutes in the 4th quarter despite getting good looks. The shots were going in and out.
Shaw, Ron Harper, A.C Green, Glenn Rice, people didn't know how deep the Lakers were with veteran talent.
Late 80's 90's and early 2000's NBA was everything. It will never be the same, nor will there be more magic in the game.
This is what true basketball was all about!
Oh yeah! I can’t watch todays game
man.... that Kobe Alley Opp to Shaq!!!!!! and the crowd completely crazy🙆🏻♂️🔥🔥🔥
the best Game 7 of the history of NBA Playoffs 💛💜😎
That Trail Blazers team was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's disappointing that this NBA won't be this great again.
This gives me chills and tears of joy
Miss these times
I can't believe I forgot about these games. These were also great games to watch.
8:39 the moment we all clicked on this video for, I wasn't a big lakers fan but damn that moment gives me chills
I graduated from high school that next Friday here in SoCal. I remember the tagline for this series was: Too Deep (Portland) vs. Two Deep (Lakers)
After that alley-oop from Bryant TO SHAQ, I don't even remember watching the rest of the game after that. That play sealed it 💯
nba in its peak. can yall imagine pippen winning a chip without mj 🤯
Fucking up Phil Jackson and the next MJ in the process would be some way to do it.
I can’t believe Kobe is gone 🤦🏿♂️😢😭
I cannot believe this was just about 21 years ago. I was over my by buddy's Plymouth, MI parents' house in the 3 season room watching this game.
I remember watching this at my grandmother's house. He died the night before this game. I was so dissapointed when the Blazers blew this game.
Kobe was special we miss him
Bryant to Shaq for the rim rocker....still gives me goosebumps in 2022
Watching this epic series surrounded by family that were all Laker fans. Me the only Portland fan. This game has haunted this Portland franchise even until today. It was Portland's series to win but the Lakers destiny to become a dominate force in this era of basketball at that time. RIP Kobe Bean Bryant. One of the greatest to ever play basketball.
Thank you! bring back such great memories
I was a big fan of that Blazers line-up: Sabonis, Wallace, Pippen, Smith, Stoudimire, with Wells coming off the bench. Respect to Horry.
Jermaine O’Neal also
Schrempf as well...they was freaking loaded.
Greg Anthony too
Don’t forgot Brian Grant on the bench too. He was a starter the previous year on the 1999 Blazers and shut down Karl Malone back to back years in 1999&2000 WCSF.
the entire Laker team was stacked. Glen Rice, Fisher, Horry, Shaq and Kobe, Shaw, Ron Harper who was pg for the Bulls Jordan years, AC Green... stacked team.
Man I was just a young kid, a Spurs fan but I really loved that Blazers team and rewatching this I had no clue how stacked both these teams were..... Man this was the NBA I miss....
Come to think of it, that Portland team was stacked. Damon, Bonzi, Sheed, Pip, Sabonis, Smith, Shrempf...
Most of the Lakers opponents in the 00's playoffs wore black. Spurs, Kings, Blazers, 76ers,
Sounds racist lol
Blazers had the stronger lineup and deeper bench.
They did not have the refs in their pocket
@@TheSands83 Did the refs help them miss shots in the 4th?
Unfortunately, they were being led by the least clutch so-called "superstar" in NBA history.
@@redpillfreedom6692 whom was ?
Que recuerdos tan mágicos, mis Lakers Forever!! Te extrañamos Black mamba, tenia 18 años en ese bello momento cuando Kobe y los Lakers enpezarian el camino al Tricampeonato!💪
How was that not a foul with 25 seconds to go? Still, what a wasted chance for the Blazers. 15 point lead and Brian fucking Shaw hits a bunch of threes to turn the game...
role players tend to set up for championship teams though out the playoff journeys!
Brian Shaw was a good player... I fucking hate this new attitude towards basketball n basketball players... if u r not a all time great some how u r a scrub or something... these guys were some damn good players who played their roles n played them well to win...
@@TheSands83 You're right. And to be honest? A lot of 90s "role players" would be SUPER STARS if they played today.
@@jasonwall1995 no they wouldn't
@@deon3133 Yeah... They would.
Kobe had that poise early in his career
Portland had bunch of great players at that time.
BEST GAME 7 EVER 👍💯
Scottie Pippen could have really proven his greatness by leading the Blazers to the Finals. But he went 1-6 in Game 6 and 3-10 in Game 7. And the Blazers had the better team, with 6 all-stars.
And they call him a top 50 player
Those 6 all stars were all very old .. towards the end of their careers. Except sheed.
@@badbradkamarau Jermaine O'Neal was 21, Rasheed was 25, Damon Stoudemire was 26, Brian Grant was 27, Steve Smith was 30, Stacey Augmon was 31. Sabonis at 35 and Detlef at 37 were the only two effective players that you can consider old. Scottie was 34, the same age Jordan was when Jordan won his 5th championship. The truth is, Scottie just choked when it counted.
He spent most of the 4th quarter standing around and watching his teammates toss up brick after brick. Not only is he not on Jordan's level, but moments like this make him not even on the same level as Magic or Russell.
Because even Magic or Russell could pick up the slack on offense if nobody else was, even if that wasn't their primary role on their team. Nevertheless, they were both guys who could say "You know what, you guys ain't scoring. I will."
@@redpillfreedom6692 we all know that pippen isn’t on the level of magic or Jordan or any of them.
Hell yeah
Sure miss these days.
True grit basketball
This is how you play. I'm from the old school.
Today's nba is watered-down
Portland had game in its hands
Bryant to Shaq !! What a play ❤️
The only way LA wins that game is if Sabonis gets in foul trouble. So what happens? There was no way the NBA was ever going to allow Portland to win that game.
Young Kobe giving pip the business
gotta miss those days where everyone was going at it physically
That portland team was deep. Glen Rice would eat today and shot well this game
Man I'm still heated that Trailblazers team didnt win not just that series but other opportunities, all that talent. Well looking at my young Ravens , hell the same out come, no Coach period.
When NBA still fun to watch
Games in the 80s-90s-points not decades. Sorry but that isn’t as fun to watch. They didn’t even guard the 3pt line because most of them couldn’t shoot it that well. It’s insane that it took decades for players/coaches to realized 3>2. Teams like the Warriors dynasty, Spurs ‘14, and Heat dynasty would run both of these teams off the floor. People stuck in the past don’t agree, but they would be wrong. Don’t misunderstand, I enjoy watching and appreciating these great teams of the past, but they couldn’t compete with dominant teams of the past decade.
@@GoZags43 spoken like a true millennial. He's talking about how games used to be so intense. Rivalries, the drama, the actual give a fuck to defend. That's what made it fun. NBA is cool now but I can't even watch a full game no more because guys wanna be three point shooters
I remember there were media outlets saying Lakers fans were like, fairweather fans, and they cited two reasons. 1 - because the bleachers would be only half full sometimes at the very start of a game, and 2 - the crowd noise. And the media failed to ever mention that 1 - Try getting into LA after work, and you'll know why fans showed up late, it's a nightmare. And 2 - The Staples Center acoustics were meant to quiet crowd noise, so the game could be picked up better for broadcasts.
I've lived in a few cities with good basketball teams. Lakers are my home team, and I'll say this, they have the most passionate fans.
I miss when the games at the Staples Center had all the lights everywhere, now they turned some off.
Kobe Shaq alley oops was the play of the game, the play of that year's play offs, and the play of their entire Dynasty. There was no stopping them after that play
If you replace scottie with Jordan in 2000 Jordan would've won a 7th title
12 points on 3 of 10 shooting is all he had in this all or nothing game. 🤦♀️
no Phil no title...remember that
@@pariah7917
This Portland team had more talent than any of the Bulls championship teams. Problem is Scottie was never a closer.
7:32 this play was a game changer took all the confidence in the world
Yeah I would have made Horry drive or pass the ball. You don't want to leave him with a open three.
Yea He is cold bloody killer
I think people forget how good and tough that blazers team was too bad they didn’t enough chances like that after that year
One of those sports games you still can’t believe happened. There’s no way Portland blew that lead. Every time I watch it I expect them to hang on.
great quality
Kobe is my goat
I was lucky to move to the US in 98 as an 8 year old and be introduced to the Lakers by my cousin. I was hooked from day 1.
It feels like it was a month ago, forever in my memories! Laker Gang 4eva!
That was one Tough Series LA Pulls Through
R.I.P. KOBE, you were one of the greats of all time.
Back when a 15pt comeback was unheard of. Funny how eras change our prespective
8:37 ICONIC LEGENDARY KOBE TO SHAQ ALLEY OOP 💛💜💛💜💛💜
That blazers team was stacked. Damn
Love these games, and the following years of Lakers and Sacramento. All these teams are full of All-Stars playing at elite levels. Big shot after big shot and its just normal basketball to these players.
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To this day I still can't understand how Portland managed to lose with that advantage in the fourth.
This was my favorite Lakers basketball game. Portland was stacked. The Lakers had character players like Horry, Shaw, Harper, Fisher, and Rice but it was all Shaq and Kobe. Portland was the deeper team. Sabonis was the only center that could body Shaq. Rasheed, Pippin, Statamire, Bozin Wells, they were a great team but Shaq and Kobe are the best Big Small combo of all time.
Bruh I’m 26 years old I love the game. That probably was the most exciting shit I seen in a minute. Lakers was turnt but I gotta be real them Trailblazers was READY READY 😂
Still my scariest game as a Laker fan.
"to Shaq" ...still gives me the chills
Imagine this Portland team together but all in their prime🤯
This is a certified hood classic
7:16 KOBE BRYANT THAT WAS A GAME CHANGER SET TONE BLOCK WAS NASTY
These 2 squads would be fire 2k teams I know they have shortened versions but the full squads would be crazyyyyy
No foul on Steve Smith?
"This was rigged!"
Tim Donaghy
was the quality really that bad back then? or is it difficult to digitalize videos from the early 2000s?
Duuuude. Seems like you have no idea what "bad quality" actually is.. lol
@@dangirascepulis8737 i'm talking about the resolution??? Mr. top quality
this is the only series that Robert Horry brags and yaps on Scottie Pippen's face 😂
Rasheed wallace was at his best with the blazers. He played well with the blazers in this game.
8:58 Steve Smith got hit by a 330 pound locomotive and no foul was called
SMH
LMAO 😆
Kobe goat
If not for horrible coaching and the refs giving the lakers so many favorable calls. Pippen with more miles on him than the entire Lakers starting 5 with a ton of injuries including HALF A Back!!... Portland led by Pippen the most complete player Ever, would've beaten the 67 win Lakers. Jermaine O'neal went to Pacers the following year average 20ppg 10reb was and allstar on a 60 win team. Plz tell me why he barely touched the court although he played well. Pippen was the best player on the court in two of the Blazers wins in the series. He just was to old and injured to sustain Pip was well out of his prime.
Now this is when Basketball was Basketball.. Not this shit today shooting nothing but 3s and no defense
Frobe(Afro Kobe)was so good man
8:40 the second my little brother became a laker fan lol I remember this moment and we all were pulling for Scottie, but Shaq had other plans!
This was my type of NBA..last of the tough guys
Noticeable how many times someone was open for 3 but took a couple dribbles in for a closer 2. Literally would never happen today.
Staples Center used to be off the hook during the 3peat. Feels like the crowd was always on their feet in the second half of games.