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Happy Eighty-One Day from BallinEurope!

January 22, 2011

From the Just Wanted to Get This One in There Department, ESPN.com reminds that today (technically the wee hours of tomorrow morning CET) is the five-year anniversary of Kobe’s 81-point scoring spree against the Toronto Raptors (or, as BiE likes to think of them, “The Euraptors”), the second-most points ever scored in an NBA game ever.

Enjoy one of the greatest YouTubes ever made, a tightly edited compilation of all Kobe’s points, below the break! And Happy Eighty-One Day!

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