Shaq was the only Lakers player to have a good game. Kobe, although scoring 25 points only made 10 of 27 from the field. That's 17 misses too many. Kobe's got to be more selective. I think he was just testing himself against Hamilton, see who could get the most points. The rest of the team didn't do much either though. The outside shot wasn't falling, they began trailing, and then the outside shot became their first option. If the Lakers have Shaq move from the weak side of the floor, the side without the ball, to the strong side, the side with the ball, then the Lakers have the opportunity to either draw a foul from one of Detroit's bigs or an easy two from a pass from the corner. Weak to strong has worked before why shy away from it now?