As we all know, the NBA's most famous player rule was the "Jordan's Rule" developed by the Pistons' decorated coach Chuck Daley to deal with the all-powerful Michael Jordan.

Did you know that the NBA also has a "Rush Rule" created by Kobe Bryant?

Maybe many people don't know what the "Law of Rush" is, but its existence is indeed very interesting, and unlike the talent and team competition represented by "Jordan's Law", "The Law of Rush" represents Kobe's determination to fight against the predicament he is in.

"The Law of Rush" refers to the story of Kobe Bryant, who was deeply troubled by the "Eagle County Incident" (sexual assault case) in 2003, and rushed back to the court after every court appearance to usher in a big explosion.

So how god is Kobe Bryant under "The Law of Rush"?

On December 19, 2003, the Los Angeles Lakers hosted the Denver Nuggets, and Bryant didn't rush back to the arena until the start of the second quarter. The two teams were tied at 99 in the final minute, and Bryant defeated the Nuggets with a long-range jumper from 21 feet out in the final two seconds;

On March 24, 2004, when the Los Angeles Lakers hosted the mighty Sacramento Kings, Kobe Bryant, who had rushed back from the hearing, rushed back to the arena one hour before the game started, and as a result, he scored 36 points and 6 rebounds to lead the team to win the game easily;

On April 28, 2004, in Game 5 of the first round of the playoffs between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Houston Rockets at home, Bryant showed up at the Stamp Center 27 minutes before the game began. Although Kobe Bryant was extremely tired at this time, although he had not participated in team practice for three consecutive days, and although he only rested for 1 minute in the first three quarters of the game, he still struggled to cut down 31 points, 6 rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Lakers to defeat the Rockets and advance to the second round of the playoffs;

On May 11, 2004, the Los Angeles Lakers faced the San Antonio Spurs at home in the second round of the playoffs. Bryant scored a game-high 42 points when he went back and forth to the Colorado Eagle County courthouse, slept less than 4 hours, and was physically exhausted, helping the Lakers win the game 98-90 and tie the overall score at 2-2.

On May 27, 2004, Bryant broke out in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals against the Minnesota Timberwolves, and the "Law of Rush" came into effect again. In that game, Kobe Bryant took a private jet back to Staples Arena more than 1 hour before the game. Sure enough, in the third quarter, Kobe Bryant started his performance, scoring 18 points in a single quarter to establish the victory, and he scored 31 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists to lead the team to win the game.

Kobe Bryant is incomprehensible in adversity, and Kobe's arrogance and paranoia have created his unique stubborn character. He calls himself "The Black Mamba", and he is, like "The Black Mamba", ready to strike a fatal blow at his opponents who taunt him.

Roy has certainly heard of Kobe's story, and coincidentally, Roy now seems to be the heir to Kobe's "Black Mamba" spirit. The 15-minute break slowed Roy's mind to cool down, and he recalled the bits and pieces of the first half, analysed his approach to each ball, and finally came to the conclusion that his performance in the first half was indeed reckless and impulsive.

Withstanding the pressure and fighting back, this is indeed a bit difficult for Roy, who is not yet 19 years old, no matter how good his current skills are, his mind is still young, and besides, he has had a smooth journey before, and has never encountered such adversity, but now he really feels the strength gained in adversity.

Roy thinks in the face of adversity, and Roy grows in the face of adversity. The real brave man should not only rely on an impulse to fight the opponent, the real "black mamba" will choose to be targeted, spit out his poisonous letter at the most deadly time, and give a fatal blow to those who ridicule, sarcastic, and curse themselves.

I had to play smarter, and Roy immediately summed up his first problem: too many long-range shots would make him feel cold, and when the opponent was defending with a tight guard, he had to attack the basket, and he had to shoot closer to the basket.

I had to play a little tougher, and Roy then found the second question about the opponent: although the Heat had Whiteside on the inside, their defense was not very good, and as long as they broke the "white edge", they could break down more than 80% of the Heat's defense, and they had to crush Whiteside first in the second half.

Finally, you have to optimize your offensive means, do you have the skills to attack the basket? Roy suddenly thought of the "Kobe Bryant's pull-up layup" that he had drawn earlier, and now is not the time to activate it? Roy didn't hesitate to make up the "breakthrough layup" and "offensive awareness" to 80 points.

"Are you sure you're going to activate Kobe's pull-up layup?"

"Sure."

"Your skill slot is full, please select a skill to put it in the alternate skill slot, but this will reduce the skill's proficiency by 50%."

So that's how it works? Turns out there's a spare skill slot? That way, it's convenient, just hide the full level "Piper (Level 3)" in the snow.

"Congratulations on activating the 'Kobe Bryant's pull-up layup' skill."

While Roy was buried in contemplation, Hornacek also noticed his abnormal behavior, and Huo Shuai's first reaction was whether Roy's emotions were a little out of control? He gave Roy a friendly pat on the shoulder and asked if he needed a break in the second half.

This was supposed to be a good act by Hornacek to protect Roy, but the stubborn Roy politely rejected Huo Shuai's kindness.

"If Michael (Jordan) and Kobe Bryant only hit 1 of their first 10 shots, they will definitely continue to choose themselves for their 11th chance." Roy looked at Hornacek seriously, "If I run away today, then I will always choose to escape in the future, then I'm finished." Today was the first away game for me to be booed, but certainly not the last, I have to finish it all with my quality and here it is. ”

"Hey, Jeff (Hornacek), this kid is so handsome, is he really only eighteen?" After Roy came on the court, Malone couldn't help but sigh, "This kid really looks like that indifferent guy (referring to Kobe)." ”

With faith and courage, Roy returned to the court, greeted by snowflake boos.

"Liar! Coward! Coward! The angry shouts of the fans resounded in the sky, and Roy was indifferent, he gestured to the sky and made an 18 gesture.

"Roy may have encountered his biggest dilemma since entering the NBA today, the fans are constantly distracting, and his own condition is also very average, let's see how Roy will adjust in the second half."

"What I'd say is that if I were Roy, I would probably choose to use the pass first to get a feeling, but the pressure on his own offense is just too great right now."

Will Roy take a break from the edge? Of course not, he has already made up his mind to fight back against everyone in the way of "Black Mamba". The more the fans boo, the more capable he becomes. The negative abilities absorbed by "Black Mamba" in the first half have long been overloaded, and what Roy has to do now is to detonate this power.

As soon as Roy appeared on the stage, his physical strength, feel, and fighting spirit reached the upper limit in an instant, he was going to shoot, he was going to exert his strength, he was going to subdue those guys who tried to break him in vain, so he used his own way, just the way of "Black Mamba".

What is Roy's Way? In the first attack of the second half, Roy's muscles were tense, the wind was under his feet, and he passed Dragic in one step, and in the face of the defense of the "block king" Whiteside, Roy directly chose a front dunk, although the ball was blocked by the "white edge" with all his strength, but Roy's momentum rose instantly.

With both free throws in, Roy gestured to the sky for 17 and 16.

On the second ball, he did the same with a simple big crossover to clean up Dragic, and this time against Whiteside again, Roy played a big lever. A "Kobe Bryant's pull-up layup", I saw Roy glide directly from the front of the basket to the back of the basket, and used the powerful air to force Whiteside to fall to the ground first, and he himself used a backhand dunk to pour the ball into the basket before he was about to land.

"Bang", this five-best ball action made the decibels of the fans in the stadium a lot smaller, Whiteside was stunned, the home fans were speechless, this time Roy made a gesture of 14, Roy is telling the home fans the score difference!

But that wasn't all, immediately after, the referee's whistle blew and Whiteside had a crotch top in the air that the goal was valid, and there was a penalty.

"Awesome, awesome, Walter, do you see that? What did Roy just do, he dodged Whiteside's block in the air and dunked the ball in! It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of attack. ”

"Of course I saw it, so strong physical, so strong physical, Roy who was back on the court suddenly stepped up his attack to the basket, and it was a smart choice. We used to say that Roy likes to shoot from the outside, but now he's trying to attack the inside, and let's be honest, if Roy can do that much damage on the inside, then he's not far from a real superstar. ”

"Well done, Roy."

"Well done, Roy."

"Win the game in one go, Roy."

Just as his teammates rushed forward to high-five Roy in celebration, Roy made a move that surprised everyone.

Roy first clapped Whiteside for the foul, and then he put his hands to his ears and listened to the fans booing.

"What is Roy doing? Is he provoking Miami fans? Did he think the away fans weren't booing loudly enough? It can't be, it's an emotion that Roy rarely shows. Is he angry? Or does he feel that the boos of the Miami fans have forced out his strongest self? So he needs more boos to continue motivating himself? ”

"Beep." Another whistle blew, and Roy's out-of-the-box move certainly earned him a technical foul.

The boos in the stands were even more deafening.

In the face of such a penalty, in the face of such a scene, in the face of angry opponents and fans, Roy smiled instead. Just now, he really felt the power, the power from the transformation of pressure, it turns out that this is basketball, it turns out that this is the NBA.

I have to say, it was a really enjoyable game......