The Lakers only need Kobe Bryant to score, not to assist

The cowardly can only struggle to survive in the dark, slowly disappearing, becoming the pitiful victims of the world, and the more pathetic, they do not hesitate to use their lives to strengthen and repair it; And the tough ones will use the axe of struggle to frantically split a rift, breathing the slightest breeze and wisps of sunshine!

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Kobe Bryant just needs to score.

Let's put it this way, if the Lakers only need Kobe to score and not need him to assist, then Kobe Bryant will only be an average star.

But when Kobe Bryant scores and assists, you can feel that this is a man with a strong sense of responsibility, and this man is another reason why we like him, this man is not just the star of the Lakers, he is the star of the entire NBA.

Maybe that's why he has the most fans in the NBA.

If you like him, don't be disappointed in him......

In the tank. The sniper just pulls the trigger and it's OK. But what matters is who will deliver the shells.

Support the landlord. Bryant's ball was passed a few times and then back in his hands. In the end, he had to attack. So it's not Kobe Bryant alone. It's that the Lakers have no one else to score.

Kobe Bryant is just as much a god as Jordan!!

Is it necessary for a player who can contribute 30 or 40 points in a game to pass so many balls? What's more, he's not an organizational defender.

Basketball is for five people, and one person can't do it.

Even if you win for a while, if you want to win the championship, it's impossible.

Kobe Bryant's wonderful passing is definitely no worse than Nash, but his teammates are stupid, he can't rely on him, he can't waste so many opportunities to make shots again and again, to train his teammates, so that the Lakers are just waiting to lose? In this case, who will resist if Kobe, the banner of offense, will let Bynamu resist, then the Lakers will not have to lose a few hundred points? So start Kobe Bryant on offense, wait until victory is in sight, assist them, and let them waste it.

Kobe Bryant It's really aggrieved to stay with the Lakers But who made him want to be the boss and take away the sharks (I'm a K fan myself) I feel that AI can be combined with melons So why can't Kobe be combined with the Wolf King? ?

Basketball is a team sport, no matter how strong the individual ability is, it can't compare to the whole Kobe Bryant's individual ability is stronger than the other players, but can he dominate the entire court If you can, the Lakers only need him alone, and you can also save your salary.

Personally, I think there are many people in the NBA who are not inferior to Nash in terms of passing and vision Look at the top ten balls There are often Kobe's wonderful passes! Four words pleasing to the eye.

The Lakers scored 81 points in the half, and such a number should be a tribute to Kobe, both teams are paying tribute to Kobe, who is a very great player.

It's just a coincidence.,Scoring this thing is basically a matter of feel.,It's easy to get a high score if you feel good.。

It wasn't a tribute to Kobe, but they did a great job.

It shouldn't be, it may be that the three-point hand is hot.

Yes, because the boss had a game that watched 81 points.

The Lakers' 81 points in the half was not deliberate, it was just accidental, but it happened to pay tribute to Kobe Bryant's highest score of 81 points.

On February 2, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Kings 129-113 on the road.

The Lakers (37-11) snapped a two-game losing streak. LeBron James had a triple-double with 15 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds, Anthony Davis had 21 points and six assists and Avery Bradley had 19 points. Four players came off the bench to double figures, Cardwell Pope with 16 points and Rajon Rondo with 13 points and eight assists.

The team made 19 three-pointers.

The Kings (18-31) collapsed in the first quarter. Daron Fox had 24 points, six rebounds and five assists, and Harry Giles had 16 points and eight rebounds. Harrison Barnes scored just two points on 1-of-8 shooting. [Technical Statistics].

The Lakers are back-to-back and just had a touching game yesterday. It was a game in honor of Kobe Bryant, who lost 119-127 to the Trail Blazers. Lillard was the man who was most like Kobe Bryant, scoring 48 points.

The Lakers are not afraid to play back-to-backs, and in the second game of the back-to-back this season, they won all six games.

The Kings have been a bit weird lately, winning three in a row on the road and four in a losing streak at home. And they have dropped a lot of points, conceding more than 120 points on three of the four consecutive home games.

In front of the Lakers, the Kings still had a weak defense, and the Lakers almost lost the suspense of the victory and defeat in the first quarter.

The Lakers started the game 12-5 with their first four offenses all coming from three-pointers. Halfway through the first quarter, they had a double-digit lead at 25-10 and a 44-22 lead after the first quarter.

The Kings attacked offense to offense, and also made crazy outside shots in the second quarter, scoring as many as 42 points in a single quarter. However, he was still weak defensively and conceded 35 points. At halftime, the Lakers led 81-64.

scored 81 points in the half, and the Lakers paid tribute to Kobe. They shot 60 percent from the field in the first half, shooting 14-of-24 from three-point range. Four players have scored in double figures, with Davis 13 points, James 12 points and 11 assists, and Bradley 16 points.

The Kings shot just 44 percent from the field and shot 9-of-24 from three-point range.

The Lakers couldn't possibly maintain such a high shooting percentage in the first half, especially from beyond the three-point line, and the third quarter cooled significantly. Both teams shot off the beaten track and the Kings failed to take their chances and were unable to close the gap to single digits. After three quarters, they were still down 89-104.

Nearly halfway through the fourth quarter, the Kings scored only 6 points, and the Lakers opened up the gap again at 122-95, and the outcome was out of suspense.

As a talented high school student in the United States, Kobe Bryant showed great strength in high school, not only possessing explosive athleticism, but also excellent scoring skills and well-rounded performance on both offensive and defensive ends. In the 96** generation full of talents, Mr. West did not hesitate to exchange All-Star center Divac for Kobe, which shows how strong Kobe's potential is. However, after Kobe Bryant joined the Lakers, he still played as a substitute for 2 years, so who was the starter at that time?

The Lakers' starting point guard at the time was not an unknown man, but the league's All-Star guard, Eddie Jones. In his rookie season, Kobe Bryant averaged only points and rebounds per game, while Eddie Jones was able to cut down points, rebounds, assists and steals.

In the 97-98 season, Eddie Jones still averaged points, rebounds, assists and 2 steals per game, and performed very well on both offensive and defensive ends, and was selected to the All-Star bench and the All-Defensive Second Team. However, the 19-year-old Kobe Bryant can get points, rebounds and assists in an average of 26 minutes per game, and with his explosive style of play and gorgeous dunks, Kobe Bryant was selected as an All-Star starter, and his performance is not inferior to Eddie Jones.

Originally, the Lakers planned to develop All-Star quarterback Eddie Jones, who was in his prime at the age of 28 at the time. But Kobe's rapid growth exceeded everyone's expectations, and in the end, in order to correct the more potential Kobe, the Lakers traded away Eddie Jones in the 98-99 season.

It is worth mentioning that Eddie Jones still maintains an excellent performance, averaging points, rebounds, assists and steals per game in the 99-00 season, and was crowned the steal king while being selected as an All-Star starter and All-Star team three times.

Point guard Nick Van Exel, split Byron Davis, small forward Eddie Jones, power forward Horry, center O'Neal.

Jones, who averaged points per game and had very good stats in all aspects, was a very famous scorer at the time.

It was Eddie Jones at the time, and he was a good basketball player with great strength and explosiveness in basketball.

In terms of professionalism and professionalism alone, an assassin is definitely a great profession, with a personality that is neither humble nor arrogant, and his charisma surpasses that of their employers, and in the NBA, only Kobe Bryant can become a true assassin. The 12 3-pointers rewrote history and, in essence, changed the fate of Kobe Bryant ......

On the bumpy road of the Lakers, Kobe Bryant was still able to embrace history.

On Wednesday, Bryant scored 45 points against the SuperSonics, which was not the highest score of Bryant's career, but in this game, Bryant hit nine consecutive 3-pointers, setting a new NBA record, and he made a total of 12 3-pointers in the game, which is also a new NBA record. With Bryant's magical ability to embrace history, the Los Angeles Lakers also beat the SuperSonics 119-98 to claim their fourth win in their last five games.

In the first 18 and a half minutes, Kobe Bryant played normally, and the Lakers only led 37:32, but after that, Kobe Bryant completely exploded. In the final 5:28 of the second quarter, Bryant made the first 3-pointer, and then he made five consecutive 3-pointers, and the Lakers were unstoppable in the first half with a 60-to-60 lead

45 leads. On this night, Bryant's hands seemed to be given the magic of long-range shooting, and after hitting six consecutive 3-pointers in the first half, Bryant hit another 3 consecutive 3-pointers into the net at the beginning of the third quarter. Nine consecutive 3-pointers broke the NBA's record for consecutive 3-point hits in a single game.

In the final 6:58 of the fourth quarter, Bryant hit his 12th 3-pointer of the game, and the Lakers also took a 101-84 lead. Bryant's 12 3-pointers also broke the record for former Magic defender Dennis Scott to score 11 3-pointers in a game against the Hawks on April 19, 1996.

In this game, Bryant made 12 of 18 3-pointers and scored 36 points just by shooting from long range.

In such a situation, it is no wonder that the Lakers are invincible! In the last 4 minutes and 16 seconds, the Lakers had a 21-point lead, the big picture was decided, and Kobe Bryant withdrew. As a result, the whole court stood and cheered at the Sterps Arena to see off their heroes——— Sterps Arena has not been like this for a long time, even the reporters in the ** seat all stood and cheered for Kobe's end.

The Los Angeles Lakers have not won so happily, and the night when Kobe Bryant continues to challenge history has brought them great joy and hope, which is a good start for the Lakers.

Bryant hit 12 three-pointers in the 2002-2003 season against the SuperSonics, the most in history, and it was also the record for individual 3-pointers in a single game in NBA history, breaking the previous 11 3-pointers made by Scott in the 1996 Eastern Conference Finals set by the Magic. Among them, Marshall of the Cavaliers also held the 12-point shooting holder.

2003-01 Lakers vs. SuperSonics.

The middle includes hitting nine three-pointers in a row.

On December 29, Beijing time, the Lakers lost to the Suns 103-118 on the road.

The Suns (20-12) beat the Lakers for the first time this season. Amare Stoudemire had 26 points and six rebounds, Jared Dudley 19, Steve Nash 16 points and 13 assists, and Goran Dragic 14.

The Lakers (24-6) lost but still topped the league and still led the Suns in the Pacific by five games. Kobe Bryant had 34 points and seven rebounds, Andrew Bynum had 14 points and nine rebounds, and Pau Gasol had 13 points. Ron Artest is out.