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Tuesday, November 8, 2005
ATLANTA (AP) -- The Atlanta Hawks' new star couldn't slow Kobe Bryant. The Hawks' old smoking game clock didn't have any better luck, only causing delays that gave Bryant time to rest and point the Los Angeles Lakers' fast-break offense in a winning direction. Bryant scored 37 points, including two drives to spark a 14-2 second-half run, and the Lakers spoiled Atlanta's home opener, beating Joe Johnson and the Hawks 103-97 on Tuesday night. On a night the Philips Arena game clock and shot clo ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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