This play starts with Antawn Jamison setting a downscreen for Kobe to get him some space for the catch at the left elbow, one of his favorite spots on the floor and also a perfect spot to run a pick-and-roll from. Jamison sets the screen for Kobe and clears to the corner. Duhon clears to the right wing after passing it to Kobe.
 

Once Kobe is in triple threat position, Dwight comes over and sets a screen on Andre Iguodala (Kobe's man). Iguodala gets caught and has to fight over and McGee sags to prevent the Dwight roll, which leaves Kobe some space for a jumper.Kobe doesn't take the jumper, though, because Dwight's roll has also sucked in Faried. Faried leaves Jamison wide open on the weakside.
 

And Kobe, who has been excellent facilitating out of the pick-and-roll this season, finds Jamison, who did a good job shifting up from the corner to the wing to create a better passing lane. Jamison missed the shot, which was a rarity for him on that night.