Kobe Bryant walked into the players' tunnel surrounded by Lakers players.

Even Lakers fans who have seen countless superstars have no way not to bow down to Kobe's performance. Kobe Bryant's individual performance in the second quarter was historic, shooting 8-of-9 from the field, 3-of-3 from the free-throw line, scoring 27 points in a single quarter and 33 points, 2 rebounds and 4 assists in the half. This scoring explosion is enough to leave everyone stunned.

Miracles! Three points and eight in a row! Facing different Jazz players, hit 8 three-pointers in a row! Whether it's Stockton or Malone, whether it's Russell or Kyle. The Jazz's defense was seen as infallible in front of Bryant.

"He's God!" Lakers fans threw themselves directly to the ground, and some kept pinching their thighs, with a 'hiss' gasp, they finally understood that they were not dreaming.

"No, he's better than God!" Little Curry's eyes popped up with little stars.

Too strong, right? Can basketball still be played like this?

In this way, it seems that three points can also be shot very domineering!

Damn Dad, all he taught me was some soft-ass play! Not only dunks, but I also have to learn Kobe's three-pointers!

Even Lakers fans are somewhat accustomed to Kobe's magical performance, but Kobe's eight three-pointers in the second quarter were too scary. Since the development of basketball, no player has ever been able to shoot like this! Even Larry Bird won't throw threes against a few people when he feels good! Three points is just the icing on the cake in this era, but Kobe's performance today lets everyone know that as long as the three points are accurate, this is a nuclear weapon-like existence!

8 threes! 24 points! That's almost the same as the total number of points scored by a team in the league in a quarter, and that total would take more than 20 shots to get there. The Jazz's offensive efficiency is high enough, and Malone's performance against Horry is equally dominant. But 3 points is one more point than 2 points!

The three-point shot, as a hugely lethal existence for both sides of the enemy, has not been respected by many traditional academic defensive coaches, just like Stockton believes, they also think that the three-point shot is poison and evil! They would never let their players shoot threes like that, and they were gambling with the fate of the entire team.

While the three-point shot has gradually increased in the league's offensive options over the years, the vast majority of people think that the three-point shot is a role player's skill and that they are just a product of helping stars open up space. They exist to attract defensive pressure from their stars, not to rely on the three-pointers themselves to beat the team.

"It's too strong, is this the dominance of the three-point shot?" The Magic's praise for Kobe Bryant has not stopped, even during halftime advertising time, he and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar are frantically bragging about Kobe's greatness.

"MAGIC, CONGRATULATIONS, YOUR MAMBA GENERATION IS GOING TO BE A BIG SELLER." Abdul-Jabbar is a little sour, why doesn't he have a successor like Kobe? Although O'Neal and he are both interior superstars, their dominance is top-notch. But their playing styles are very different, and they are not at all in the same vein as Kobe Bryant and Magic.

"After this game, maybe a lot of young players will have a change in their style of play." Ma Fu is also full of emotion, the three-point shot gives hope to many players who have no physical talent, as long as you shoot accurately, even if you are as thin as Kobe, you can dominate a team full of muscles like the Jazz.

This is undoubtedly a shot in the arm for most of the teenagers who are mediocre people, who will know that even if they are not as talented, they can become a good player by relying on shooting and relying on three-point shooting. Kobe Bryant has a lot of fans now, so countless teenagers will regard Kobe as a savior and Kobe as a spiritual pillar. Because it was he who gave these ordinary young people hope to continue chasing their dreams.

"It's not just the fans." Magic has a hunch that as a top offensive player, the three-point shot is too buggy, and the scoring efficiency is a notch away from other scoring methods. Except for the superstars who can easily score under the basket, perhaps the three-point shot will become a must for all players in the future.

But for most of the league's coaches, Kobe's three-pointer was thought to be a flash in the pan. Coaches have a basketball philosophy that is many times more solid than their players, and their basketball outlook never sees the three-point shot as a weapon that can dominate the game. This concept may need to be improved by some players in the future who enter the coaching system.

Larry Bird, for example, is in charge next season.

For example, McDean Anthony, who will return to the American professional basketball team from Europe next year.

For example, the all-time No. 1 three-point shooting percentage in the future is maintained, Kerr.

And so on, only when these fresh blood join the strong team, the atmosphere of American professional basketball will change. When everyone realizes that the ease and benefits of building a team with three-pointers and space are far greater than finding a talented superstar, then the model of team building will change.

"I'd love to give Larry a call and ask him if he still thinks he's the all-time No. 1 three-pointer?" The magician smiled evilly and took out a mobile phone as he spoke.

"Is Kobe Bryant about to win the all-time No. 1 three-point player in less than a season? There is no hurry. Let's look at the playoffs. 'Abdul-Jabbar waved his hand, and it's very common for a lot of players to have a really good feel one season but not have a shooting touch next season. The shooting percentage in the regular season is extremely high, and the players who can't shoot at all in the playoffs are also grabbing a handful. Abdul-Jabbar believes Bryant needs to prove himself more in order to be eligible to challenge Bird.

Bryant returned to the locker room and turned on the TV.

The Pistons' game against the Bulls, even he really wanted to watch it.

Grant Hill was able to help Kobe test how deep Jordan's water really was. Grant Hill's physical gifts are now among the few in the league that can match Jordan's hard steel.

"Jo Dumas! Joe Dumas steals Rodman! The members of the two Piston dynasties, at that time, did they ever think about the day when they met each other? ”

"Ciel! Hill and Dumas form a near-perfect defensive line! Two people cover Michael Jordan tightly! ”

"Step-back jumper! Michael Jordan twisted his body, dodged the unsolvable defense of Joe Dumas and Hill in the air, and forced the ball to be thrown! ”

"Hit! Michael Jordan had 37 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals in the half! Joe Dumas 14 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals in the half! Hill had 11 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists and 1 block in the half! ”

"There are three superstars shining in this game! But Jordan's brilliance is no longer something that the stars can interpret. He is a sun that dims all the other stars. ”