The atmosphere within the Knicks was incredible.
The team's morale was at an unbelievable high.
BEEP!
The whistle blew, and the second half of the game began.
Kobe attacked the paint right from the start. He knew he was getting the calls now, and he drew a foul on Zach Randolph.
He made both free throws.
But on the next possession, Su Xi drove into the paint, kicked the ball out to the corner, and Lowry caught it and drained a three-pointer.
Kobe continued to attack the paint, but Su Xi blocked him from behind.
But the head referee called it for goaltending.
Afterward, Su Xi hit a pull-up jumper.
The Lakers were getting some favorable calls, but it couldn't stop the Knicks, whose shooting was just too hot.
They were completely unable to pose a threat to the Knicks.
Even in the latter half of the third quarter when Randolph went to the bench for a rest, David Lee came in and was even more ferocious, continuously knocking down mid-range jumpers.
