Los Angeles Lakers Greatest Plays in Sports Coasters

Relive four of the greatest moments in Los Angeles basketball history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

2004 West. Conf. Semifinals: Game 5 - 0.4s shot
2000 West. Conf. Finals: Game 7 - Kobe to Shaq
1985 NBA Finals: Game 6 - Jabbar's hook
1980 NBA Finals: Game 6 - Magic starts at center

These slate coasters are laser-etched indelibly into the stone itself.
- Size: 4" x 4" x 0.25" per coaster
- Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz)
- Natural edge

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2004 West. Conf. Semifinals: Game 5
0.4s shot
Los Angeles vs. San Antonio
74 - 73
May 13, 2004
AT&T Center, San Antonio, TX
Game 5 of the 2004 Western Conference Finals came down to the absolute last second of the game. Los Angeles had taken a one-point lead with 11 seconds remaining, but Tim Duncan responded with a basket to give San Antonio the lead with .4 sec left. Los Angeles had one last chance, and Derek Fisher capitalized, catching the inbound and turning to put the game-winning basket up with no time left. Los Angeles went on to win the series in Game 6.

2000 West. Conf. Finals: Game 7
Kobe to Shaq
Los Angeles vs. Portland
89 - 84
June 4, 2000
Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA
In a close game versus Portland in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals, the most iconic basket came with 41 seconds remaining. Shaq drifted towards the hoop and signaled to Kobe to give him an alley-oop. The resulting dunk was immortalized with the announcer's call of ""Kobe to Shaq!"" Los Angeles went on to beat Indiana in 6 games in the Finals.

1985 NBA Finals: Game 6
Jabbar's hook
Los Angeles vs. Boston
111 - 100
June 9, 1985
Boston Garden, Boston, MA
With a minute remaining in Game 6 of the 1985 Finals, it was clear that Los Angeles would be taking home their 9th championship. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar put up a historic hookshot at the 1:01 mark to give Los Angeles an insurmountable 12 point lead over the Boston.

1980 NBA Finals: Game 6
Magic starts at center
Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia
123 - 107
May 16, 1980
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
It was the start of a legend. In Game 5 of the NBA Finals Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had sprained his ankle and wouldn't be able to play the next game. Thus Game 6 became 20 year-old rookie Magic Johnson's first start at center. He won the starting tip and put up 42 points and 15 rebounds, leading Los Angeles to their 7th championship.