After the Lakers' offense started to have structure, LeBron James calmed down, and scoring seemed so easy.
Kobe pointed at James, which was a mutual celebration of the score.
Immediately on defense, Chauncey Billups perfectly completed his task. He forced Roger to drive instead of taking an easy shot from the outside.
Chauncey Billups' defense was exceptionally outstanding, possibly the best defender at the position, second only to Jason Kidd.
He's not the kind of lock-down defender who can single-handedly shut down an opponent, but he's definitely an excellent lead defender.
His pressure is ample, and he knows how to prevent Roger from easily getting his shot off.
Roger had no shot opportunity, so he had to drive with the ball.
But near the free-throw line, Howard quickly stepped in for the help defense, blocking all of Roger's opportunities.
Howard's strength is similar to that of his predecessors—he doesn't look like a center at all.
