None. Kobe was the 4th quarter for the Lakers when Shaq was riding pine.
That's a lie. Why don't we take a look at every close NBA Finals game they had together in that run?
2002 Game 1: Kobe only scores 2 points in the entire 4th quarter, and doesn't score at all in the final 9 minutes. Shaq scores 13 of the Laker's 20 points in the those last 9 minutes and the Lakers win by 5.
2002 Game 3: Kobe does much better, getting 11 in the 4th, though he misses 2 free throws with 42 seconds left and a 4-point lead. Shaq only scores 5 in the 4th, but hits the huge shot with 58 seconds left and a 2-point lead to make it a 2-possession game.
2001 Game 1, Kobe scores only 6 in the 4th quarter and overtime combined and blew the chance to win with 19 seconds left in regulation, while Shaq has 8 in the 4th and overtime and made the final Lakers shot in regulation with 1:57 left.
2001 Game 3, Kobe has only 3 points with 2 turnovers in the 4th, and it was Robert Horry who scored the final 7 points of the game. Shaq, meanwhile, has 6 in the 4th and made more shots in the last 5 minutes than Kobe did.
So in the 4 closest games of the 2001 and 2002 NBA Finals, Shaq outscored Kobe 32 to 22 in the 4th/overtime, hit a higher % of his shots, and made more big shots in the clutch. Kobestan narrative collides with the facts yet again.
Basketball Reference doesn't have 2000 play-by-play, but Kobe was absolutely ass in all but Game 4 that series (averaged 15/5/4 on 37% shooting).
And 4th quarters and lebron go together like like Biggie and LA.
False.
Lebron has a better 4th-quarter playoff career than Kobe in every way. Has averaged more points, on better shooting %, better all-around stats, and a better 4th quarter plus-minus. Better in the clutch too.