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Date: December 19, 2010 (lakers vs raptors) Full Boxscore Info: http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/boxscore?gameId=301219028 Kobe Bryant scored 20 points, Pau Gasol had 19 and the Los Angeles Lakers won their fifth straight game Sunday, beating the Toronto Raptors 120-110. The Lakers got 57 points from their reserves, including a season-high 16 from Andrew Bynum, who played his fourth game after returning from offseason surgery on his right knee. Shannon Brown added 14 points and Matt Barnes had 12 as Los Angeles capped a 6-1 road trip and won for the eighth time in nine games. "I'm very pleased with the bench and how they performed in both the second and third quarters," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said. "I thought they bailed out the starters in a significant amount of minutes." Lamar Odom scored 11 points for the Lakers, who have won seven of eight against the Raptors. Los Angeles is 11-5 away from home, the most road wins in the NBA. Bryant, who started despite a sprained right pinky that he hurt in the opening quarter of Friday's win at Philadelphia, praised the play of the Lakers reserves. "They've been solid this entire trip," Bryant said. "They came in and gave us a big boost." Jackson was much happier with his bench than his starters, calling their effort in the first quarter "terrible." Bryant, Odom and Ron Artest were subbed off together midway through the third after watching a 16-point edge dwindle to five points. "In the third quarter, they were substituted because they weren't playing well," Jackson said. "They took early shots against a zone and played against the principles of what we wanted to do." Bynum had seven rebounds in 17:39, his longest outing so far, but said afterward that his knee was "a little sore." "I kind of felt it [in the fourth quarter] when I did a double jump," he said. "I missed a layup and got back up on the rebound. It'll be all right, there's no swelling. I'll just ice it all the way home, it should be good."