The Hallway Series became really intriguing this season when the Clippers exploded onto the NBA scene for the first time in franchise history. With a roster rivaling a posse full of hired guns, any physical or psychological advantage that the Lakers had enjoyed suddenly flew out the windows of Staples Center. In a contest that saw heated confrontations and playoff atmosphere intensity, the designated road team Los Angeles Lakers withstood the aerial attack of Lob City, beating the LA Clippers 113-108, in their own house.

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Kobe scored 31 points and hit the go-ahead shot with nearly three minutes left, and the Lakers claimed another installment of their LA rivalry with a 113-108 triumph to snap the Clippers’ six-game winning streak.

Bynum and Brayant powered the Lakers to an impressive 34-29 advantage at the end of one.

Bynum returned from a one-game absence and dominated with 36 points, eight rebounds and four blocks, as the Lakers won their fourth straight contest and moved 2 1/2 games ahead of the Clippers for first place in the Pacific Division.

Bynum, who missed Tuesday’s four-point win over the Nets due to a sprained left ankle, went 10-of-12 from the foul line.

Caron Butler had 28 points and Chris Paul tallied 22 points and 16 assists, but the Clippers had their seven-game home winning streak snapped. Blake Griffin totaled 15 points and 14 rebounds, while DeAndre Jordan scored 11 to go with 13 boards.

Bryant’s jumper from the right baseline boosted the visitors to a 105-104 lead with 3:02 left, and the Clippers self-destructed down the stretch.
With possession and a chance to tie the game, Butler lost the ball out of bounds under the basket with a minute left.

Ramon Sessions, who was acquired three weeks ago from Cleveland, then drove to the hoop hard for a layup with 47.4 seconds left and a 108-104 difference.
Paul came back by hitting a quick jumper, but Bryant then rose up from the left baseline, and despite a hand in his face, swished in a jumper with 24.5 on the clock. Bryant then spread his arms in an airplane motion coming off the court during the ensuing Clippers timeout.

Chris missed a three-point shot, and Paul Gasol and Matt Barnes combined to go 3-for-4 from the foul line in the closing seconds.

The Lakers held a 34-29 lead after one quarter and were in front by as many as 12 in the second before holding a 63-55 edge at the half. Bynum scored 12 in the third, a period that ended with the Lakers holding a 92-81 lead. The Clippers finally went back in front, 104-103, on a Jordan hook shot in the lane.

Two successive defensive stops by the Lakers was rewarded when in a strong Sessions scored on an aggressive dribble drive giving them a 108-104 lead with 47.4 seconds remaining.

CP3 scored immediately out of a Clipper time-out to make it a one possession game, but the Black Mamba put the the Lakers back in front by four when he spun away from the double team and nailed a fall-away 21-footer from the other corner. A 20-second time-out resulted in CP3 missing badly on a long three under duress, then Paul was fouled on the ensuing rebound. Gasol converted 1-2 free throws to ice the game for good with 18.2 left on the clock.

The Lakers played a well-rounded game, and except for their slip-up to open the 4th quarter, put some uncertainty back into the minds of their roommates. The Lakers now lead the Clippers by 2.5 games and hold the tie-breaker should the two teams end the season with the same records. Laker fans can only hope that this win transcends into some much needed momentum heading into the stretch run because the #3 seeded purple and gold still need to face a familiar foe three times in the next two weeks.