DALLAS 104
KIDD, DAMPIER BURN LA WITH BIG 'D' FROM 'BIG D'

Jason Kidd steals the ball from Jordan Farmar.
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Andrew Bynum throws it down
Erick Dampier's last of eight blocks
Pau Gasol puts in a three-pointer
Jason Kidd shoots over Derek Fisher and Luke Walton
Lamar Odom flies in for two of his 30
DALLAS - The Los Angeles Lakers looked to be in solid shape, leading the Dallas Mavericks 66-63 entering the fourth quarter, winning the middle periods after a struggling start.
Then, Jason Kidd and "Big D" burned them.
He scored 12 of his 36 points in the final frame, including a wild layup during an 8-0 run which put the game away for a 104-95 home win over the sliding Los Angeles Lakers.
Kidd also dished out 6 assists.
Erick Dampier, who called himself "Big D" after this game, scored only 2 points, but pulled down 8 rebounds and blocked 8 shots.
Lamar Odom had a monster game with 30 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks in a losing effort, showing no ill-effects of his injury. Pau Gasol scored 17 and Andrew Bynum scored 15. Monta Ellis, slowed by a bruised elbow, only scored 4 points.
Jason Terry and Josh Howard each scored 15 points and were part of run which broke the game open.
It was tied at 69-69 before Jason Terry gave the Mavericks the lead with 6:51 left and then scored again to extend it to four. Kidd's wild layup and Josh Howard's jumper extended the lead to eight, 77-69.
Odom scored on two quick baskets cut the lead in half, but Dirk Nowitzki, who was struggling throughout the game, scored on putback to stop the run and his block on Odom on the next possesion led to Kidd hitting a shot which put it back to eight.
After Pau Gasol scored on a three-pointer from Luke Walton with 4:10 left that cut the lead to 81-76, Kidd once again iced the game and extended the lead to ten.
Los Angeles would pose no serious threat after that.
Dirk Nowitzki mustered only 6 points, but his teammates made up for it.
LA is now 1-2 since Kobe Bryant's injury.