Why didn t Kobe Bryant give his teammates a chance to shoot? He wasted an opportunity to cause the L

In fact, the bad feeling of teammates is a factor, on the other hand, I think he holds the ball too much when he is on the field, and it is easy for his teammates to disappear if they don't touch the ball in the basic three or four rounds, and it is very difficult to let teammates play the microwave effect. It's okay to hold the ball alone at critical moments, but at other times, you must involve your teammates in the attack. This round of the series Arteodorum is in a slump.

To a certain extent, it affects the Lakers' offensive fluency and firepower. Personally, I feel that it has something to do with Kobe Bryant's over-possession of the ball, and he's starting to get into the Emperor's situation. Individuals can stay strong and energetic, but teammates are sluggish.

In fact, in this finals, Kobe's mentality has been unbalanced, he can't be normal, he is too anxious. You can see his expression and foul actions on the court, and maliciously pretending to bring down Pierce in the fourth quarter has already doomed the Lakers to lose. Although his offensive firepower is fierce, it is only limited to the perimeter, which means that he can't use breakthroughs to kill the inside of the Kai team.

So there is no foul crisis on the inside such as Garnett.

Defensively, the Lakers did a very poor job of rebounding control, and the backcourt rebounds were obviously very sure, but they were always grabbed by the Celtics like a distracted ball in an instant. This can be seen in Rondo's hand that jumped back to make a basket in the fourth quarter. The Lakers didn't play to their huge advantage on the inside.

And Artey's offense failed, and the defense was completely blown out by Pierce. Bynum is not easy to play with an injury, and he cannot be asked to play too much on both the offensive and defensive ends.

It's his teammates who can't do it, it's not that he doesn't give him a chance, may I ask if Ning watched the game, he is playing alone, he is almost exhausted, he is not an iron man, he scored 19 points in the third quarter, I only know how to blame him, do you understand him, the Lakers must be the champion, and there are two home courts, Kobe Bryant will not be losing, all his fans are blessing him, and the Lakers' teammates will also wake up and stand up.

When he doesn't give it to his teammates, he has lost confidence in his teammates, his teammates are sluggish, they don't feel good, and he stands up on his own, which is where the value of a superstar lies. As a superstar, you have to shoulder the responsibility of saving the team. At such times, you can only believe in yourself.

That's how I was when I played, of course, I'm not just 108,000 miles away from the scumbag, but I just have this mentality.

Wasted opportunity? Give your teammates that they have to be able to shoot, look at the shooting percentage, Kobe Bryant doesn't have so much patience with his teammates, and if he continues to give it, he will lose.

It's not that they don't give it, but it's because others have too low a hit rate.

Don't say that about him ... It's not that he doesn't give it, you see that Fisher didn't hit the vacant seats...

This is the superstar, who only believes in his own strength at a crucial time in a crucial game...

Kobe Bryant wanted to break Ray Allen's Finals three-point shooting record because Ray Allen provoked him so much.

You just look at Kobe's shooting percentage, his shooting percentage is not low, and then look at his teammates, they are not in the state, and the reason for the loss is largely because his teammates did not give Kobe enough support.

The problem is that no one else can open it, there is no empty space, no baskets, no rebounds, no free throws, only Kobe Bryant is racing on the periphery, looking distressed, and he is fighting alone.

O'Neal, Jeremy Lin and Nick Young all dared not to pass the ball to Kobe, O'Neal, as the star of the team, naturally did not need to pass the ball to Kobe, Jeremy Lin was the point guard, and Nick Young's style of play was relatively simple, so he did not choose to pass the ball to Kobe.

Nick Young and O'Neal, O'Neal at the peak is the first brother of the Lakers, so he can naturally ignore Kobe's request for the ball, and Nick Young, not only does not pass, but also often grabs the pass of his teammates.

Many teammates dared not to pass the ball to Kobe, such as O'Neal, Nick Young, Jeremy Lin, Ariza, and Howard.