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

Chapter 370 Who is the most courageous man!

Jason Silver, Zhou Ze's super die-hard fan, started a small business after he unexpectedly received a huge sum of 10 US dollars.

While his small business was booming, he also won more than one million in lottery tickets by accidentally buying them.

After a while, I became middle class.

Jason Silver never dreamed that becoming a fan of Zhou Ze could really bring the goddess of luck to bed.

Jason Silver, who has both money and time, traveled directly from Los Angeles to Seattle after learning that tonight's game might be Zhou Ze's 6000-point milestone in the regular season, just to witness this scene.

Of course, his celebration was so wild that it attracted the security personnel on the scene.

About three minutes later, three security guards carried Jason Silver out.

But Jason Seaver didn't care at all.

In the TNT live broadcast room.

Charles Barkley, who won the bet again, performed a magical dance.

This made Kenny Smith, who was about to kiss the weasel's ass, roll his eyes.

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Return to the game.

The big screen above the Seattle Supersonics Arena showed the five youngest players who reached the 6000-point milestone in the regular season.

The youngest LeBron James was 21 years and 89 days old.

The second youngest is Zhou Ze, who is 21 years and 240 days old.

The third youngest is Carmelo Anthony, who is 22 years and 198 days old.

The fourth youngest is Kobe Bryant, who was 22 years and 205 days old.

The fifth youngest is Tracy McGrady, 22 years and 302 days old.

Although Zhou Ze can currently average 35 points per game this season, James' scoring ability is equally explosive in his third season.

However, at the current pace, Zhou Ze will be able to completely catch up with LeBron James before reaching the 10000-point milestone.

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The pause ends.

The game continues.

Matt Barnes was violently intercepted by Zhou Ze and watched him reach the 6000-point milestone, feeling very angry.

His defensive movements also gradually became bigger.

But soon, Kobe hit a mid-range fadeaway jumper despite a defensive foul by Matt Barnes.

"Shit!" Barnes, who was fouled, kept complaining to the referee.

But the referee not only ignored him, but even warned him if he continued to talk loudly and directly called a technical foul.

Matt Barnes finally calmed down.

As Barnes' defensive movements became more aggressive, but the referee did not blow the whistle, Kobe did not hold back. During the breakthrough, he made a sneak elbow attack and scored successfully.

Matt Barnes was completely at odds with Kobe at this point.

In addition to showing his elbow prowess on the offensive end, Kobe is also extremely tough on the defensive end.

First, he blocked Matt Barnes's sure-fire dunk.

Then, through close pressing, the ball was knocked out of bounds.

"what?"

"He clearly hit my arm just now, and it wasn't a foul?"

Matt Barnes angrily complained to the referee.

But the referee was only about to blow the whistle symbolically, and Matt Barnes was obedient again.

"Dude, stop throwing your hands up and complaining like a bitch."

"Coward!"

Although Kobe is not good at fighting, he is good at trash talking.

After suffering setbacks one after another, Matt Barnes, who was serving the ball from the sideline, became more and more angry, but also more and more helpless.

I really can't beat him in basketball.

In this case...

Matt Barnes, who was serving the ball from the sideline, suddenly clenched the basketball with both hands and threw it towards Kobe's face.

Matt Barnes stopped less than 2cm away from Kobe's nose.

However, what surprised Matt Barnes was that throughout the process, Kobe showed a "non-human" side.

Not only did he not step back subconsciously, he didn't even blink. With a few beads of sweat on his face, Kobe just chewed gum with an expressionless face.

This scene...

Matt Barnes was stunned for a moment.

This Kobe is really something!!!

The following serves were also normal and honest.

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As the game entered the second half of the third quarter, the Lakers had established a 16-point lead, 80 to 62.

The Zen Master let Zhou Ze and Andrew Byram lead the substitutes.

The Warriors are led by Ellis.

Zhou Ze missed the three-pointer from outside, and the Warriors' basket was suddenly crowded with people, like a mahjong game.

Nothing.

The main concern is Zhou Ze's offensive rebounds and second offense. After all, Zhou Ze scored 23 points and 14 rebounds in the first half of the game, including 5 offensive rebounds.

"drop!"

Suddenly, the referee's quick whistle sounded under the crowded basket.

It turned out that Matt Barnes and Byram were competing for it.

From the slow-motion replay, the referee on the scene saw that Barnes, who was in a better position, protected the defensive rebound first, but Byram, relying on his size and strength advantage, wanted to imitate Zhou Ze and steal the ball from Barnes.

Barnes was unwilling to do so, and he swung his elbow and hit Byram's mouth. Byram spat out blood mixed with broken teeth.

Byram, who suffered a great loss, raised his fist to hit Barnes, but fortunately the referee intervened in time to avoid the situation from escalating.

However, the two started swearing at each other across the three referees on the scene.

Unlike Barnes who didn't care at all, Byram was observing Zhou Ze's position while adjusting the volume of his criticism.

As Zhou Ze approached, Byram started yelling, pointing at Barnes' nose and calling him a wimp.

Matt Barnes is indeed a tough guy. He competed with Kobe in the first quarter and with Byram in the third quarter.

Matt Barnes repeated his old trick and served the ball to Byram's face, who was standing on the sideline with his hands raised, trying to interfere with the serve.

This is a face-to-face serve.

Byram, who is 213cm tall and weighs 129kg, subconsciously took a step back and tripped over Al Harrington next to him. With a "thump", he fell to the ground.

Seeing Byram with a face full of pain, Zhou Ze and others also walked over.

Although Byram is now very arrogant and does not respect or recognize Zhou Ze in his heart, during the halftime break, Byram in the visiting team's locker room complained implicitly that he did not have the ball.

But overall, at least on the surface, Byram seemed to be obedient to Zhou Ze.

A healthy Byram will definitely be of great help to the Lakers.

Zhou Ze doesn't want Byram to get injured again at this stage.

Byram, the glass man, was lucky this time and only fell on his butt.

But the moment he was helped up by his teammates, he saw Barnes's contemptuous eyes, as if saying, you have no guts.

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The whole game is over.

119 is better than 108!

The Lakers won the game with an 11-point advantage.

It also brought a perfect end to Zhou Ze's 6000-point milestone.

Well...

In fact, for Zhou Ze, it is still a little imperfect.