As a Kobe hater, he was actually teammates with Kobe!

"Nice-try!" After Zhou Ze blocked Amar'e Stoudemire's shot, he naturally added some appropriate trash talk.

Amar'e Stoudemire is not bad, he just subconsciously becomes anxious after meeting Zhou Ze.

In the previous attack, after passing Zhou Ze, facing Andrew Byram who came to assist in defense, he could have paused and created a time difference, but Stoudemire, who was holding back his anger, was eager to fight back.

As a result, Zhou Ze fucked him back.

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Zhou Ze's face-to-face attack after receiving the ball caused a lot of trouble for the Suns.

It's not just about scoring, it's also about the damage caused under the basket.

At 3 minutes and 18 seconds into the second quarter, Zhou Ze received a pass from Kobe and continued to force his way to the basket against Stoudemire. Although he missed the final shot, the referee's whistle sounded.

"Man, you are not deliberately fouling me because you are afraid of me and want to get off the court and rest early." Zhou Ze said to Stoudemire who had three fouls.

Amar'e Stoudemire turned his head away.

Zhou Ze made both free throws.

39 to 30, the Lakers lead by 9 points.

Affected by Zhou Ze's trash talk, Stoudemire always wanted to hold the ball facing the basket to break Zhou Ze's defense.

After missing two consecutive mid-range shots, Stoudemire finally scored.

But before Stoudemire could speak, Zhou Ze said again: "Thank you for helping us extend the score to double digits."

43 to 32, the Lakers led by 11 points.

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Soon, with less than 6 minutes left in the first half, the game entered the regular rotation phase.

Zen Master Phil Jackson replaced Kobe, Lamar Odom and Andrew Byram. The players on the court were Rajon Rondo, PJ Tucker, Luke Walton, Zhou Ze and Kwame Brown. The Zen Master hoped that Zhou Ze could lead this bench lineup.

Suns coach Mike D'Antoni also made regular rotations, replacing Nash, who had played for 18 minutes without a minute's rest since the start of the game, with backup guard Marcus Banks. Rajon Bell was replaced by the Brazilian Lightning, Stoudemire moved to the No. 5 position, the No. 4 position was occupied by the fat man Boris Diaw, and the No. 3 position was still Shawn Marion.

Judging from the quality of the players on the bench, the Lakers seem to be worlds apart from the Suns.

But as the referee's whistle sounded and the timeout ended, the Suns home fans were stunned.

Zhou Ze made an off-ball cut. Fatty Dio followed well, like a worm on the tarsal bone, but Rajon Rondo made a high pass. Zhou Ze jumped up and caught the ball in the air and then bombarded the basket.

This made Stoudemire on the other side of the basket unable to even react.

Currently, his injury resistance has reached 120 (120). Zhou Ze, who is half a step away from being an iron man, still maintains his habit of being a softie. He would hang on the basket after dunking, and in order to irritate Stoudemire, he would deliberately shake his body and knock him down with his butt.

Stadler pushed Zhou Ze away angrily, but Zhou Ze was the first to complain and bit back at Stadler.

"Dear Mr. Referee, you saw it just now."

"He elbowed me!"

"It hurts!"

Zhou Ze rubbed his butt in grievance.

The referee nodded, then looked at Stoudemire solemnly and warned him, "I don't want to see this kind of behavior again. If there is a next time, I will ask you to leave the court."

Stoudemire was speechless, thinking, "Fuck, it's obviously the other side of your ass."

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With Rajon Rondo, it was really comfortable for Zhou Ze to receive the ball.

A lot of chance balls.

Neither former teammate Smush Parker nor current teammate Derek Fisher could pass the ball, or more accurately, they didn't dare to. Rajon Rondo could pass the ball to Zhou Ze.

During an offense-defense transition, Zhou Ze had just crossed half court with his foot on the Suns logo. The basketball was like a cannonball. Rondo, who was running down the left wing with the ball, passed it directly to Zhou Ze. He didn't need to adjust at all. Fatty Dio didn't have time to react at all, and Zhou Ze received the ball and shot a three-pointer.

Logo-shoot, three-pointer hit steadily.

58 to 45, the Lakers lead the Suns by 13 points.

Including this three-pointer, Zhou Ze has already eaten four big shots made by Rondo in just four minutes.

One word - comfortable!

Stoudemire faced Kwame Brown with the ball, started with a crossover step, took a big step forward, and then smoothly turned around and hit a hook shot off the backboard, 63 to 49!

After scoring, Stoudemire looked at Zhou Ze, but the latter immediately fought back, grinning: "Haha. Man, what are you looking at? You are almost 20 points behind."

Stadler felt very frustrated.

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At the end of the first half, the Lakers led by 65 points, 49 to 16, entering the second half.

After the start of the third quarter, Kobe, who only took 5 shots and scored 6 points in the first half, began to explode and led the team to a 13-4 run, widening the gap to 25 points.

The Suns had no choice but to request a timeout again.

After the timeout, Barbosa, who replaced Raja Bell, made four consecutive three-pointers. Although it stopped the bleeding for the Lakers, the score difference was still 4 points.

Kobe scored 16 points in most of the quarter, and his personal score instantly reached 22 points.

During this period, Zhou Ze played the role of a space-type inside player in positional warfare. He would stand in the bottom corner, put his hands on his hips, and watch Kobe score without restraint.

Zhou Ze would only occasionally show his ferocious side during fast breaks.

At the end of the third quarter, with Steve Nash's half-time buzzer-beating three-pointer, the Lakers led the Suns by 91 points 75 to 16 entering the fourth quarter.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Zhou Ze led the bench for a while, hoping to wait for Kobe to rest before returning to the court to win the game. However, Rajon Rondo and Zhou Ze combined to create a 3-12 run in just three minutes.

Two of the offensive rounds made the Suns home fans couldn't help but admire.

First:

After Zhou Ze secured the defensive rebound, he immediately passed the ball to Rajon Rondo, who advanced quickly to the left with the ball. Zhou Ze went to the right and broke into the basket. Rajon Rondo encountered a double-team and passed the ball to him. It seemed that he was going to challenge the leaping Stoudemire, but in fact, he suddenly passed the ball from behind to Zhou Ze on the right. After receiving the ball, the latter shot up with a "boom" and completed a slam dunk.

the second:

Rajon Rondo pushed the counterattack again, broke through to the basket, and it looked like a back pass, but in fact he completed a sword-drawing layup by himself.