Derek Fisher(notes) sticks to the background most nights for the Los Angeles Lakers, contributing a few assists and an occasional 3-pointer while his high-profile teammates get all the attention.
Every once in a while, the old D-Fish comes out to remind the Lakers’ potential playoff opponents there’s a world-class closer lurking back there behind Kobe Bryant(notes) and Pau Gasol(notes).
Fisher spearheaded a late comeback with big back-to-back defensive plays to put the Lakers ahead, followed by the clinching jumper with 10 seconds left in Los Angeles’ 12th win in 13 games since the All-Star break, 84-80 over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday night. Full Story
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