Fantastic fan video catches Kobe Bryant ripping the Knicks' offense

Kobe Bryant made what many consider to be his last trip to MSG Sunday in a game against the New York Knicks.

Though the Knicks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 99-95, it was a memorable final visit for Bryant, who often heard MVP chants, tussled with Carmelo Anthony, and engaged in some fun trash-talking with people sitting courtside.

A fan sitting next to director and Knicks fan Spike Lee caught a fantastic moment on camera when Bryant, during a stop in play was talking to Lee and took a moment to rip the Knicks' triangle offense.

Bryant, who played in the triangle under Phil Jackson and with current Knicks coach Derek Fisher, said, "That ain't no f------ triangle, that's a square."

Here's the video (warning: language):

The triangle has been made famous by super-scorers like Michael Jordan and Bryant, so if there's someone in the league who knows the system best, it could only be Bryant.

Of course, Bryant has little room to be making fun of others' offense these days. Despite several fun moments, Bryant still only shot 6-19 from the field for 18 points. His Lakers currently rank 18th in offensive efficiency, while the Knicks and their "square" offense rank 11th.

Nonetheless, these are the type of antics the NBA will miss when Bryant is finished for good.

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