My Name is Kobe Bryant

"This defensive result seems to be good?" Midfielder, Larry Brown mused in the locker room. Although the early double-teaming caused the Pacers' defensive system to collapse, it also allowed Kobe to use passing to control the game. If Kobe's ability to dominate the game with scoring is at a historical level, then Kobe's pass organization ability is at best an All-Star point guard.

Although he can find open space, maintain a good assist-to-turnover ratio, and pass the ball in time. But some of Kobe's small details are still flawed, such as the strength of the pass, which is occasionally too large or too small. The angle of the pass, sometimes too high or too low. Such small flaws will hardly cause mistakes, but they will indeed reduce the shooting speed and stability of teammates. This is inevitable. After all, Kobe has only played at the point guard position for a few months. Compared with the mature and sophisticated SG, he still has a lot of room for improvement at the PG position.

This is also the reason why his average assists per game is currently only 6.8. A very big reason is that his current organization and passing skills still need to be improved. He still has a lot of room for improvement. The current assist ability is just that of an ordinary All-Star guard. Although it is good, it cannot be called dominant.

When Kobe has raised his organization and passing to a historical level, coupled with his own scoring skills that are almost the best in history, it will create an exaggerated guard. Unprecedented, no one is his template, he will redefine the role of guard.

Just like Larry Bird redefined the small forward, Magic Johnson redefined the point guard. The future Kobe may also give the role of guard a different meaning.

The current Larry Brown seems to be quite satisfied with his players' tactical execution. They allowed Kobe to score only 6 points in the second quarter, two sports fast break points and one foul free throw. That's perfectly acceptable for Larry Brown. Such scoring is innocuous and cannot kill anyone. The most feared scoring of every team coach is in a stalemate situation. A star stands up and unreasonably scores consecutively. Such scoring can change the situation, and some sports scores It doesn't have much impact on the scene.

"Drag the game to the end, and then let Miller take over." Larry Brown finally made up his mind to deal with it in this way and arrange the team's tactics. He believed in the 'Miller moment'. In his opinion, Miller's key score is no worse than that of any superstar. Even Michael Jordan and Larry Brown think that Miller can match his key ball. Miller is famous for his big heart. He has scored consecutively at countless critical moments and killed the game unreasonably. Even if the Pacers control Kobe now, they are still being beaten on the scene. Larry Brown believes that the team can always bite the score, but it is impossible to overtake the opportunity. Maintaining a stalemate as much as possible is the best choice now.

Meanwhile, outside the studio, Larry Bird called an old friend.

"Hey, little bird, why are you thinking of calling me today?" A gentle and hearty voice came from the other end of the phone.

"Little EJ, I'm commenting on the Lakers-Indiana game."

"Understood, looking at our family Kobe is greedy?"

"Ha! Damn, I should have let the team sign him at all costs. But it's too late, I want to ask you, did you teach him all your skills? Look at him Playing ball always makes me feel very familiar. Although the style of play is quite different from yours, it still makes me feel similar to you. Could it be that he is the illegitimate child of you and Michael?"

"Shut up, old glass! Yes, I taught him some things, but he obviously has his own ideas, you know? Sometimes I really think he is God, his understanding of basketball is not an 18-year-old at all The kid should have it, damn, we were 18 years old and we were still competing for the NCAA championship, which is good, but it's like a baby compared to Kobe."

"Well, to be honest, I also think his style of play is outrageously mature. It's not just about skills, what surprised me the most about him is that he can judge himself in an instant according to different situations and different defensive strategies. What kind of offensive method should be adopted? This ability to judge is the most terrifying. Larry Brown can find the loopholes in the first time after several changes. He is not like a player at all on the court, but more like a coach !Like a poisonous snake, waiting for an opportunity to target different prey, choose to kill with poison, or choose to strangle. It always seems so calm, rational and easy to handle. I have never seen such a player. If I meet him at the peak , I don’t think I can suppress him 100%.”

"Indeed, he is such a player who broke the rules and made an era. I am also itchy. I want to play against him in his peak period. I hope he can lead basketball into a new realm like the two of us. .”

"I am also looking forward to it. For many years, after Michael, Kobe will be. The future of the NBA is his. Grant Hill? Anfernee Hardaway? They have no problem with their physical skills, but they still lack one thing. It’s the spirit that fuels basketball.”

"LARRY! Come in quickly! The game is about to start!" Mafu Albert panicked, and finally found Bird in the corner outside the studio.

"Old man, let's talk another day."

"Well, go Larry."

Kobe opened his eyes and the game entered the second half.

Players from both sides file into the arena from the player tunnel.

In the second half, the Lakers served the ball, Kobe dribbled the ball halfway, and the two still double-teamed in an instant.

"Who is the pass? Bowen's three-pointer in the bottom corner is not stable! Ben Wallace's offense is too constipated! Both Campbell and Eddie Jones are still guarded! Even if you pass the ball, you can't directly score it!" La Riblan smiled on the sidelines.

However, Kobe did not play as everyone expected, as he did at the end of the second quarter of the first half.

Slap the ball forward with one hand!

Jump up!

Get through the gap between the two defenders!

Catch the ball!

Go to the basket!

The defensive player stretched out his hand, trying to grab Kobe's clothes, but Kobe had already moved several positions away from him.

Break into the basket, receive the ball and take off in three steps.

Rick Schmidt was still stuck with Campbell for a moment before, and saw a player with the No. 8 purple and gold jersey leaping up in the next moment!

The body hit himself hard!

Lean forward! Hit the ball into the hoop!

Ride buckle!

At the beginning of the second half, Kobe used a dunk to pass two people in a row, which stunned everyone!

You know Rick Schmitz is 2.24 meters tall!

Kobe was bounced off by the reaction force and fell heavily to the ground!

But the flame in his eyes seemed to ignite the stadium!