Confident shooters make confident people - both are easy to spot. Humming in the final minute of a season-defining performance, Los Angeles Lakers rookie D’Angelo Russell surveys the Brooklyn Nets defense before pulling up for a deep triple and canning his eighth make of the night. Russell’s late trey gave his squad a six-point lead with 30 seconds on the clock and gave the world an iconic celebration. In addition to the ice in his veins, a proclamation he borrowed from his father, Russell finished the night with 39 points - the highest point total for a Lakers rookie since 1959. Russell would go on to earn a spot on the 2015-16 All-Rookie Second Team. · Mar 2, 2016