The 5-minute overtime started. Tang Qian had already thought about it. In the overtime, he only defended. On the offensive end, he tried his best to use the remaining power of the regular time to attract and contain the ball. Needless to say, Steven Adams fought for the ball again.

It was impossible for them to win over Tang Qian, and the Lakers easily got the right to attack on the 29th.

In the ESPN broadcast room, the comments are now one-sided. Kobe's offensive state is one of their best "black spots" tonight. Especially Henry Abbott, who once again used last year's "Kobe hurts the team"

Cancer Theory", claiming that No. 24 is extremely selfish and cannot play team basketball at all!

This is nonsense. A person who can play triangle offense and is extremely proficient in it. His career assists average has been around 5+ per game for a long time. You say he can’t play team basketball? It’s not Henry Abbott who doesn’t know this is a fallacy. It’s just that

Only in this way can you have a selling point, attract saliva and increase your popularity.

Otherwise, who would know that he is a "bad old man"?

Of course, after so many years of "Lake black" and "Ke black", he has also developed obsessions. Anyway, if you can't say good things, you won't say good things. If you can't say bad things, the more the better.

"Look, Kobe really can't help it anymore! He's going to start playing so-called 'hero ball' again!" Henry Abbott said in the live broadcast room: "He has to play like this no matter whether he is in good condition or not.

, it is too easy to be targeted and arranged, it is simply a catastrophe for the Lakers! If the ball was LeBron James, it would be very different! In terms of the activation team, the former and the latter are not at the same level.

!”

Just as he was talking, No. 24 on the screen took action. He forced a breakthrough, penetrated into the paint, and then folded the lever and layup into the net, giving the Los Angeles Lakers the lead from the beginning. 111-109.

Henry Abbott felt his face was a little hot, but he quickly showed off his ESPN expert style and opened his mouth and said: "It's too forced! It's too forced!!! If the ball didn't go in, the Thunder would

He will take advantage of the situation and launch a defensive counterattack. This kind of gambling performance is incomprehensible! I really don’t know where the so-called Black Mamba’s competitiveness lies? Is this how it is reflected?”

Chris Webber was also a player, and he still had basic respect for Kobe. After all, he was one of the top ten players in history. Henry Abbott could do it so casually, but it was inconvenient for him. "Bryant has always been

This is how he plays, maybe this is his game rhythm and game mode."

"This is not the right thing, Chris." Henry Abbott tried his best to maintain his image as a "big expert" and said: "Look at the data, Kobe's basic shooting percentage has always been average. Compared with LeBron James this season,

Brown, Durant, and even Wade are not as good as him. He has always been a relatively inefficient star. If I were the owner of the Lakers, I would not give him such a high price and price. This is a trap for the Lakers.

The whole team!”

This guy is truly a "hard-core Keihei". He has been competing with Kei all his life, and he is considered to be tireless.

But Weber also disagrees with many things, such as shooting percentage, which is just "nonsense"! Why, because the offensive methods and player positions are fundamentally different! You can say that Wade has a higher shooting percentage than Kobe, but James and Durant?

Are they good at the 3rd position? Why don't you compare them with the stars at the 4th and 5th positions? And looking at the true shooting percentages of the two, they are almost the same, both between 55% and 56% (because now

Kobe didn’t have the three bad seasons at the end of his career that held him back). Calculate the attack power and attack range of the two, and this is what clearly makes Kobe the winner. You haven’t mentioned this thing until now? Not to mention Kobe’s shooting percentage this season.

Shockingly high, reaching 49.1%!!!

It seems not as good as Wade's 50%, but the true shooting percentage is 0.2% higher than the former! Compare the defensive pressure and defensive intensity of the two this season, and then look at the average scoring output per game... Kobe is higher than Wade

It’s more than doubled! This is the only one who averages 40+ per game except Wilt Chamberlain who averages 50+ per game! Wade “only” averaged 19+ per game this season. Do you think this is on the same level?

What?

It is said that ESPN is the best at selective blindness and selective extraction of data. Looking at it now, it is indeed the case. At least this one piece of data can easily scare some ordinary fans.

How can so many people bother to study this kind of thing? If so, you would know that the Lakers' singles efficiency and shooting percentage at the peak of No. 24 were both abnormal levels? Durant? James? Better than singles

, it’s really almost okay!

Can they have a singles ratio of more than 44% and still have a higher shooting percentage than their own? Everyone knows this, no, it is the "most efficient scoring method" promoted by ESPN. Since the beginning of statistics in the 21st century,

Only Kobe can do it, and even the old Jordan of the Wizards can't do it. What's more, this season, the proportion of No. 24 has been upgraded even more. ESPN has actually done a rough statistics internally, but no one "posted it" immediately.

On the Internet.

Otherwise, this is a naked slap in the face!!!

Durant immediately retaliated, Yan Tian shot Wesley Johnson and succeeded! The two sides tied the score!

Kobe broke through and missed the shot, but caused a defensive foul on Westbrook and made 2 of 2 free throws! The Lakers took the lead again! After scoring, he also deliberately looked at Durant, and his meaning was very clear.

Do you have the guts to respond???

Damn it! Do you think I’m not in a good state tonight? Am I in a “super god” state right now??? Asshole!!!

Durant wanted to fight back, but this time, the opponent was changed directly! From the original Wesley Johnson to Kobe Bryant.

"Wow~Bryant went to defend Durant personally. This kind of scene is rare, because now that he is older, the offensive and defensive support is so strong, I am afraid it is too much pressure." Bill McDonald meant.

That’s right, Kobe’s defensive investment has gradually declined since 2010. He is not Michael Jordan, and his ability to inhibit aging is naturally much worse. And this cannot be made up by hard training. Therefore, Kobe rarely

Then take the initiative to defend the player in position 3. Generally, he will defend the player in position 1-2.

But, this was not the case before the Lakers won three consecutive championships.

He is the best defender at positions 1 to 3! The best perimeter defender jointly selected by several authoritative media that year! His one-on-one defensive ability and pressure are second only to the god of basketball Michael Jordan! But his

The overall physical and defensive abilities are still a little behind Qiao Shen, which leads to the fact that Kobe Bryant's best DPOY ranking is third! This must be admitted! But his peak period is very long, and the continuity of offense and defense is also very good, with 9 times of defense.

3 secondary defenses, 12 defensive lineups, this is an unquestionable honor! One of the best perimeter defenders in NBA history, Kobe will be indispensable in the top 11. And this season, he also has all the statistics and attributes.

When you reach your strongest state, you will unleash your increasingly perverted abilities in a one-on-one confrontation like this!

Therefore, Kobe is not afraid of Durant at all this season.

Furthermore, the former is a "super god", doesn't he? He was shot so hard by Durant that he almost got a kill, and coupled with that arrogant trash talk, the Lakers went berserk again on the 24th! Enter

In the "super god" state!

"Pass to Russell, there is a loophole over there!" the Thunder coach asked Durant to pass the ball. Sure enough, Westbrook easily broke through the defender Wesley Johnson. In terms of personal abilities, the Thunder's two young men

Needless to say. And now there are very few teams with two outside superstars like them! Therefore, in the regular season, the Thunder can rank among the top three in the league just by playing "talented ball", allowing the Oklahomans to

Be in high spirits!

Westbrook scored, and his "zombie jump shot" began to gradually mature this season and became more and more routine.

The two sides tied again!

113-113.

When Kobe saw Durant passing the ball, he stood up straight and ran towards the frontcourt with just one sentence: "Coward."

These words were said in a very light and ordinary tone, but combined with Kobe's expression, it was extremely mocking and contemptuous.

When Durant was said this, he was so angry that he started to tremble. He ran over to defend Kobe Bryant and defend his honor as a player!

I'm on guard against you, let's see how you keep pretending!

After Kobe became a "super god", his destructive power in singles exploded even more. In front of Durant or in front of Jordan, he is now confident to destroy him! This season of his is his strongest season!

Can defend Jordan's season!!!

Do you think Durant, who has never been in a defensive lineup once in his career, can guard Michael Jordan?

Durant has great restrictions on shooting outside shooting, because his height and wingspan are a natural nightmare for outside shooting players. But for breakthrough masters, even super masters, it will be the other way around! Large-scale crossover, that is

Durant's fatal point was that his lateral movement could not keep up with this kind of breakthrough! It was just that there were too few people in the league who could use this move well, so it was not overly amplified! And later he was

He is blocking the 3rd position or even standing near the inside line to help defend, which amplifies his physical advantage to the extreme! But if he goes up to the arc and is one-on-one with Kobe like this, he will be really miserable!

Furthermore, Durant has a very bad habit in defense, which is to take a swing! In short, he likes to jump!

The video of him being swayed can be used as a typical negative highlight! When he was swayed twice by Kobe Bryant, this problem was fully exposed! And this is extremely detrimental to the competition for the best defensive team! Let’s make an analogy.

It’s Wade at position 2. You have to know that there are no small positions in the best defensive lineup, so Kobe occupies one position. He can compete for the other one? In fact, he often can’t squeeze into the second defense.

, what else are we talking about about 1 defense?

Looking at the data and looking at the high-end, Wade is very beautiful, why? He likes to block shots too much, which is a big problem!

The outside line is no better than the inside line. Once a block fails, it means that he has completely lost his position. Therefore, Wade has many defensive highlights and more shots that are penetrated. In addition, one-on-one defensive ability is not top-notch, and there is also defensive continuity.

The problem is, this means that his entire career has been at most 2 defense. Really, for a player who has only had 2 defense for so many years in his career, you are wrong to say that he did not get 1 defense. You say that Kobe robbed him of 1 defense.

, completely ridiculous and ball-blind remarks! Even the most basic defensive lineup selection points are not clear.

Durant is even more like this. He has a lot of highlights, but he lacks even more things. He has not defended even once in his career and has 0 defenders. If you say how awesome his defense is, it can only be nonsense. Really.

If you are so interested, why don't you at least prove yourself with a 2-defense certificate first? Don't talk about James, he is a 1-defense player. You should first think about how to get into the 2-defense before talking about anything else.

After Kobe saw Durant, he didn't dodge at all, his fighting spirit was high, and he looked like an avenger. He changed his hands continuously in a wide range of crotches, and then followed up with a cross step! All of a sudden, the latter's defensive focus was shifted.

Got two pieces!

Driving straight in, he faced Steven Adams and dunked! 2+1!

"You can't guard me, especially this season." Kobe hit a free throw with his hand, brushed~, and retreated before saying: "If you don't accept it, challenge me one on one, I'll wait for you over there."

This old guy! Do you still want to make a comeback? Durant also risked his life for his regular season MVP!!! Ignoring Scott Brooks’ courtside orders and Westbrook’s request for the ball, he forced the top arc

It formed a one-on-one trend with Kobe.

"Very good, come on, coward." Kobe lowered his waist and then pressed close to him.

Durant wants to break through, but this is a dream. Kobe's current weight, strength, speed, and agility are at his peak, and coupled with his "all-around super god", how difficult is it to hold the ball and break the defense one-on-one? Flash Wade

It's hard to do it at your peak. Do you think you are the No. 3 in Philadelphia back then? The biggest strength and characteristic of Kobe's defense is tightness, not ordinary tightness, super tightness, super pressure, and... this is also the most

It's "against the rules". Under normal circumstances, if you stick it up like this, it's easy to get passed. That's why there is a saying on the basketball court "stick it up and shoot". The tighter it is, the easier it is to get passed in one step, completely suppressing it.

Behind him, no one who plays basketball knows or understands. So doing this in the NBA is basically "seeking death."

But the defense of No. 24 has this characteristic. It is super flexible in its footsteps and super fast in adjusting its center of gravity. While maintaining this "super close defense", it can still maintain its defensive position without losing it!!! This is if you often watch Kobe Bryant.
To be continued...