hello I am from united states thank you.Lakers guard Derek Fisher appeared animated on the sideline. The team had spent much of the third quarter cutting a 13-point deficit down to four points, and there was no way the team could afford to allow Boston to widen the gap. No one questioned the Lakers' effort, but with tightness and shooting continuing to be a struggle, Fisher wanted his teammates to somehow make it work.
"He said, "Guys we've got 12 minutes, 12 minutes to dig down, get back into this game," Lakers guard Kobe Bryant recalled Fisher saying. "Everything that we've worked hard for, we've got 12 minutes to put it back together, and we followed suit."

That included Fisher. For a player that's made plenty of big shots in his storied 14-year career, he hit a three-pointer that Lakers Coach Phil Jackson said "changed the complexity of the game." Lakers forward Pau Gasol kicked the ball out of the post to Fisher, who nailed a 26-foot trey to the tie the game at 64-64 with 6:12 remaining in the game. From that point on, the Lakers maintained the lead.

"That shot continued to feed the crowd and the energy," said Fisher, who scored 10 points on four of six shooting. "It got us the momentum we needed to finish this game down the stretch."
It also added another chapter to the value Fisher brings to the team. That conversation comes at an opportune time considering Fisher, at age 35, will become a free agent July 1. And if Lakers guard Kobe Bryant has anything to do with it, Fisher will be there next year.

"That's D Fish," Bryant said about his key three-pointer. "There's not enough words of praise I can use to describe him and how I feel about