↑全場近十成的球迷站起來為場上球員加油，照片是第四節倒數幾分鐘內拍攝。

今晚爵士隊VS湖人隊，真的是一場精彩的NBA球賽。

從開場落後，到中間一度平分，然後展開拉鋸戰，爵士被超前後又追趕，

後來在爵士主力球員積極搶功下，以113比109分氣走常勝軍洛杉磯湖人隊。

在勝利的歡呼聲之中，球場更是爆出彩帶慶賀這次勝利，讓滿場觀眾意猶未盡。

湖人隊24號Kobec和爵士隊8號Willam是兩隊的王牌球員，

兩位在緊要關頭發揮上籃、投籃、切入、欄截等功力。

尤其是現場第一次看到Kobe快速的抄球，

以及第一時間接到球看到空隙就投籃，更是球技驚人，

積極又手下不留情的搶球和快速切入走位，

讓人真的感覺不愧是名副其實的得分王，單場拿下三十七分。

↑爵士隊王牌，8號Deron Williams 拿下單場31分

整場比賽，起初湖人防守鬆散，讓爵士稍稍領先分數，

第一節結束湖人領先四分，第二節爵士積極追趕，

因為湖人習慣打個人秀，籃板球以及被中途抄截許多球，

反而爵士後來追上，到第四節更是遙遙領先。

湖人自中場之後開始緊迫盯人，積極搶攻，

湖人後來靠著Kobe、Pau、Lamar不斷拉近分數。

Kobe更是發揮球技，流暢地投籃、走位和抄截，

走、跳、飛、搶，爆發力十足的一位球員。

很可惜，整場爵士以團隊默契及抓住空隙傳球射籃領先湖人，

氣勢驚人，球員也奮力進攻，尤其是8號、9號、34號配合很好，

誰的手氣好、有空隙就傳給誰進攻，讓湖人隊吃足了苦頭，

很多球迷也努力的加油，只要球員一進球就跳起來鼓掌。

這場很多人不看好的一場比賽，相信連專業籃球分析家也會投湖人一票，

開賽半數都會認為湖人會贏，但是爵士隊很認真的打整場比賽，

真的是十足好看！

不只場上熱鬧，場邊觀眾兩隊球迷更是互相叫囂，

不知有幸或是不幸，我剛好坐在一群瘋狂球迷的區域，

常常看到他們聲嘶力竭的叫對方滾開。

"Defenece" ~"Defenece" ~"Defenece"！

 "get out"~"get out"~"get out"字眼更是少不了。

↑Kobe拿下全場最高單場37分

我印象深刻的是，每每Kobe 一持球，

全場觀眾更是報以噓聲問候， 因為有很多人討厭Kobe。

即使他是超級明星，照常噓聲不斷。

↑上半場湖人中鋒Pau Gasol 是主力得分選手

尤其兩隊的王牌球員一罰球，就可以聽到支持的球迷直喊："MVP"

一直延續到球賽結束，還欲罷不能的互相叫嘯。

每一節的休息時間，總是可以看到許多餘興節目，

例如換衣魔術秀，以及爵士吉祥物拿著加油牌子到場中央要大家加油。

還有一次的休息，爵士吉祥物邀請湖人球迷一起舉牌加油，

原本牌子寫上加油的字眼，豈知湖人球迷舉牌揚威之時，

牌子突然打開變成："I am Loser"，全場哄堂大笑，

得氣得那球迷當場甩牌。

甚至還有表演特技灌籃、攝影機take群聚....等。

很多是臺灣看不到也不知道，相當有意思！

今天我和Leon、Winn一起來看球賽，

這是我到美國來第一次看的NBA球賽，果然熱鬧又興奮。

果然大學籃球與NBA比是差距太多了，NBA真的是速度快又準。

今天，多半去的臺灣學生支持湖人隊，可惜他們失望了，

沒想到爵士隊整場打得漂亮。

很高興爵士隊贏了這人人不看好的比賽。

↑第四節中Ronnie Brewer 猛力灌籃後咆嘯，爵士以101-92領先

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Kragthorpe: Lakers make Jazz's victory meaningful

Just in time to make the Jazz's All-Star break much more enjoyable, the Los Angeles Lakers rolled into town Wednesday night.

As only the NBA's best team could do, the Lakers validated the Jazz's performance at EnergySolutions Arena, making the home team earn a 113-109 victory that changed the whole outlook of the Jazz's season.

For one night, when the building was buzzing throughout a riveting game that made those exorbitant ticket prices worth every dollar, the injuries and inconsistency that formerly defined this Jazz campaign were forgotten. Amid their missed free throws, turnovers and other lapses, the Jazz found themselves in the end. Paul Millsap's driving three-point play came after they fell behind and Mehmet

The go-ahead shot was launched from Okur's favorite spot at the left angle. "That's what I've been waiting for, right there," Okur said, and he's not the only one.

This was the Jazz's signature win, and it was well timed. Besides resting this weekend with no All-Star obligations, they can enjoy being inside the Western Conference playoff cut and imagine the possibilities awaiting them, once Carlos Boozer and Andrei Kirilenko return from injuries.

They overcame frustrating moments of unfavorable calls, some of the worst free-throw attempts this side of Shaq and the Lakers' refusal to fade in the fourth quarter. They played through it all, not giving

"You're not always going to get everything you want," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan. "You've got to work like the devil." Or the Lakers.

They were playing their eighth game in 13 nights in eight cities, having briefly gone home for Tuesday's meeting with Oklahoma City. For any other team, this game would have served as a tempting mail-in opportunity, but the Lakers rose above that. Even after trailing by nine points with six minutes left, they took the lead, only to have the Jazz respond.

The Jazz (30-23) could learn something from Lakers (42-10), who act as if every night is a test of their championship potential.

"That's helped us a lot this year, more so than years even when I was in L.A. before, or in Golden State and here in Utah," former Jazz guard Derek Fisher said before the game.

"When you're playing and there's not really an end purpose to it -- you're just trying to figure out how good you are -- sometimes you get into those kinds of ups and downs and things start going bad and stay bad for a while," Fisher added.

When it counted, the Jazz played at the Lakers' level.

This was the Lakers' first visit since wrapping up their second-round playoff series victory in Game 6 nine months ago, when Boozer struggled. Initially, Millsap was impersonating Boozer -- only worse.

Millsap's first-half stat line: 11 minutes, two points, zero rebounds, three fouls.

Millsap bounced back, finishing with 10 points and eight boards, and he was involved some of the Jazz's biggest fourth-quarter moments. His assist of Ronnie Brewer's dunk made it 101-92, then his three-point play pushed the Jazz ahead 107-105 with 1:27 left. After Okur's go-ahead three-pointer, Millsap's rebound of Kobe Bryant's miss enabled the Jazz to barely maintain control.

Millsap would do well to heed the All-Star break advice posted on the whiteboard in the locker room: "Rest, recover." Same with Deron Williams, who trudged into the locker room after a 31-point effort.

After this performance, they can regroup for a potentially strong finish.