The Frenchies night

Thanks to a gala Kobe Bryant, author of 52 points, the Lakers have dominated Dallas (108-104 AD) last night. Belle performance by Tony Parker in New Jersey while Houston does. The match of the night: This should be a clash between two ambitious franchises in the West. A duel between two of the biggest hits of the last month on the market transfers: Pau Gasol deal with Jason Kidd. But last night, the Staples Center had eyes only for Kobe Bryant. KB24 has indeed instructed to remind everyone that the boss is him! The Lakers star has needed anyone écœurer for the Mavericks. For the first time this season, she enquillé more than 50 points (52 in the final shoot 15/27, 20/27 spinning-franc). A performance already done 22 times in his career. And when Bryant leaves his clothes lights, nothing and nobody can stop it. "We took the individual, then two (…). We tried marking zone. We tried to push him to go into the funnel and each time he defeated marking, "summed Avery Johnson, the coach of Dallas, emerged from the discussions. It will be understood, the Mavs have tried everything to stop the tornado Bryant. In fact, they arrived at their end for three-quarters time. Led by the inevitable Dirk Nowitzki (30 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists), but also the mover racket Erick Dampier (16 points, 17 rebounds), the Texas franchise even pointed at the head at the edge of the last act (65-68). It was from that moment that the show really began Bryant. Although supported by Gasol (17 points, 14 rebounds), he wrote the bagatelle of 22 points in 12 minutes with a superb 13/13 on the start-line francs. What the Mavs win in a whirlwind endless? Not really. Car opposite, caviars Kidd (11 assists total) régalaient Terry (18 points), however, weakened by an injury to the shoulder, and others. So much so that on an award-winning shot with two seconds Nowitzki buzzer, Dallas pushed the Lakers in overtime (93-93). But the Mavs were only postpone the deadline, Bryant loading tame rebellion visitors to the extension by including 8 of 15 points of the franchise in California. The German giant had nice try to keep pace (9 points during the extension), its partners, for their part, no longer (108-104). And then departed Los Angeles in hunting status as a leader of the Western Conference. The Frenchies night: Apart from Boris Diaw, all French were out last night. Starting with Tony Parker. The leader of the Spurs finished top scorer of the game (25 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists) against the Spurs in New Jersey (93-83). With the Bulls, beaten by Cleveland (95-86), Joakim Noah has made some strong with 11 points and 8 rebounds in 33 minutes. In line with its recent performance, Mickaël Piétrus gave a correct copy against Portland (110-104) with 8 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists in 21 minutes. The other Frenchies have been more appropriate sentences in the image of Ronny Turiaf who limited himself to a rebound and two in 11 minutes against the Lakers. Yakhouba Diawara has walked the floor of Houston for only two minutes, barely enough time to register 3 points. Finally, Seattle has become a challenge for Minnesota with a Mickaël Galabale (3 points, 1 rebound in 10 minutes) and Johan Petro (6 points, 1 rebound, 1 block in 21 minutes) rather timid. The perfs': Inevitably, perf 'of the evening is to the credit of Kobe Bryant who took the helm of the mythical 50 points for the first time this season for the 22nd time in his career. Other scoreurs best of the night are far behind with a nice shooting together with 30 points. Jason Richardson for Charlotte against Toronto (110-98), Al Jefferson, who could not prevent the defeat of Minnesota against Seattle (108-111), or Paul Pierce, big promoter of Boston's success at home against Atlanta (98 -88). Finally, Houston continues to panic meters with a 15th consecutive victory. This time, it's Denver, which has bitten the dust (103-89). Results of the night: Cleveland - Chicago 95-86 L.A. Lakers - Dallas 108-104 a.p. Boston - Atlanta 98-88 New Jersey - San Antonio 83-93 Washington - New Orleans 101-84 Charlotte - Toronto 110-98 Indiana - Milwaukee 128-106 Minnesota - Seattle 108-111 Houston - Denver 103-89 Golden State - Portland 110-104 Sacramento - Miami 120-109