On January 22, 2006 the Los Angeles Lakers hosted the Toronto Raptors in a mid-season matchup that would become one of the most famous single game performances in NBA history, as Kobe Bryant ...

On the flip side, it's a day that will forever live in infamy for then-Raptors head coach Sam Mitchell as he watched the Black Mamba rip whatever defense they threw at him and seemingly scored at will ...

Kobe Bryant kicked off 2006 not with a fadeaway jumper or spectacular dunk, but rather a suspension. The Lakers star was forced to sit the first two games of the new year after elbowing Grizzlies ...

Kobe Bryant's 81-point game against the Raptors will be remembered for a number of different reasons. We're here to help you experience the legendary performance from multiple angles.

That being said, Allen's 42-point performance, as brilliant as it was, would go down as only the fifth-best scoring game of ...

Kobe Bryant's 81-point game was an incredible achievement even after taking into account his record-breaking career.

His 81 point performance is still the closest that any player in the NBA has ever come to Wilt Chamberlin's 100-point game back in 1962.

Morris Peterson never really discussed Kobe Bryant's 81-point game. In a 2016 interview with Brandon 'Scoop B' Robinson he discussed it. Scoop B breaks it down.

Kobe Bryant once scored 81 points in an NBA basketball game. By himself. That is sheer lunacy. Yes, he took 46 of the team's 88 shots on Jan. 22, 2006, but 28 of them went through the basket ...

10. 65 points against the Blazers in 2007 The Lakers had dropped seven straight games coming into this one, and even with 65 points from Kobe, LA needed overtime to snap the streak.

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Kareem was present in both spectacles Kobe's 81-point explosion and Baylor 's 71-point game stand out not only for their sheer statistical brilliance but also for the skill exhibited by both players.