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

After entering the fourth quarter.

The Lakers took the lead.

Kobe made consecutive singles and scored 6 points in a row, directly overtaking the score, but at the same time, the Trail Blazers also began to double-team Kobe.

Kobe chose to use his breakthrough to pass the ball to Zhou Ze under the basket, or to Artest who was lurking in the bottom corner.

After coming to the Lakers, Artest, who was able to get a lot of open space, showed a good three-point touch, which was even better than PJ Tucker's three-pointer.

After Kobe got tired, Zhou Ze began to take over the team's offense.

"Man, how many fouls did you commit?" Zhou Ze asked Oden behind him with a smile after receiving the ball in the low post.

Oden, who was sweating all over and his eyes were a little dazed, did not answer, but just stared at Zhou Ze intently.

"If I remember correctly, it should be 5 times." Zhou Ze asked himself and answered.

Oden was slightly startled and was about to open his mouth to refute, but suddenly he found that Zhou Ze had already started, making a powerful low pass.

As Oden was pushed back a step, Zhou Ze felt Oden's center of gravity through his back and turned right back. Oden, who was a little slow, quickly raised his hand and took a step forward to cover Zhou Ze.

Zhou Ze made a fake move of bending his knees and preparing to attack the basket, and Oden jumped directly.

Zhou Ze seized the opportunity, jumped up, and came from behind. In the air, he first used his strong arms to create space, then stretched his arms to finish the shot.

and-one!

The referee whistle sounded.

2+1!

"Brother, this is the fifth time now." Zhou Ze said to Oden with a smile.

Oden, who looked mature beyond his years and looked like a middle-aged man, now revealed a bitter smile.

Oden has a pretty good physique though.

His dynamic talent is also among the best among players in the same position.

But his defensive fundamentals are not good enough in the NBA, and he is easily fooled by his jumps, which is very similar to JaVale McGee. To be more precise, he is even worse.

In his previous life, in the 08-09 season, although Oden only played 21.5 minutes per game, his average fouls per game ranked first in the league, reaching a staggering 3.9 times.

this problem...

As for the 09-10 season, Oden's foul control not only did not improve, but it also improved further. He averaged 23.9 minutes per game and contributed 4 turnovers.

How is this still playing?

With so many fouls, the head coach will definitely not let him stay on the court for a long time.

Of Oden's five fouls tonight, four were caused by Zhou Ze.

There are 7 minutes and 04 seconds left in the game. Oden, who played for 17 minutes tonight, had to be replaced by the coach.

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Trail Blazers coach Nate McMillan seriously pointed out Oden's defensive problems after he came off the court.

"Greg, remember this, don't even think about blocking Zhou Ze. What you need to do is raise your hands and squeeze his shooting space. Also, if you really can't defend him, just be tough and don't give him the chance for 2+1." After McMillan said this, he didn't forget to glance at Zhou Ze on the court.

"Is this guy still on the rise? Last season, it was very difficult for him to play a 2+1 like he just did."

"Hiss...what a pervert!"

McMillan couldn't help but gasp when he thought about Zhou Ze's personal ability still improving.

The one who came on was Channing Frye, a space-type inside player who is 211cm tall and weighs 116kg.

By the way, Channing Frye was not positioned as a "space-type inside player" when he first entered the league. He and Zhou Ze belong to the 05 class and were selected by the New York Knicks with the 8th pick in the first round.

His three-point shooting percentage in his rookie season was only 33.3%, and his production was pitifully low, averaging 0.1 attempts per game. This was exactly the same as in his previous life.

But in his second year, the 06-07 season, Channing Frye's three-point shooting percentage increased to 35%, averaging 1.4 per game. At the same time in his previous life, his three-point shooting percentage was only 16.7%.

In his third year, Channing Frye joined the Portland Trail Blazers and improved his three-point shooting percentage to 37%, averaging 1.6 three-pointers per game. At the same time in his previous life, Channing Frye's three-point shooting percentage was only 30.0%, averaging only 0.1 three-pointers per game.

In his previous life, Channing Frye’s three-point shooting percentage and output skyrocketed after he joined the Phoenix Suns in the 09-10 season.

In the 08-09 season, Channing Frye attempted 0.5 three-pointers, made 0.2 of them, and had a 33.3% shooting percentage. But in his first season with the Suns, his three-point shooting percentage increased to 43.9%, averaging 4.8 attempts and 2.1 hits per game, making him a very dangerous three-point shooter.

In this life, Channing Frye was influenced by the "three-point king" Zhou Ze and practiced three-pointers every offseason.

After Channing Frye came on, the Lakers had planned to play two. After all, Frye's three-point shooting percentage last season wasn't at the level of a killer. Furthermore, if Frye missed, the pressure on him would only grow.

However, Channing Frye made two consecutive three-pointers.

At the same time, Trail Blazers coach Nate McMillan also wanted to tactically let Chris Webber go.

The result...

Webber also made two consecutive three-pointers.

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Tianchao Sports Studio.

"Coach Zhang, have you noticed that the pace of basketball games seems to have accelerated this season?"

"yes..."

"It's only been a few minutes, and the scores have shot up like a rocket."

"It seems that this veteran Webber still has a lot of gas in the tank..."

"Well, my three-point shooting is getting better and better. I feel like I've gained a new lease of life."

Webber, who joined the Pistons, has experienced a second spring.

But with the aging of the lineup and the urgent shrinking of the championship window, the Pistons management also planned to change the blood and got rid of Webber, who looked a little old.

What they didn't expect was that Webber's condition improved significantly after joining the Lakers.

The Lakers were executing a triangle offense on the court, with Kobe off the ball, disrupting the Trail Blazers' defense. Zhou Ze, high up the pitch, exerted his gravitational pull. Chris Webber, sensing an opportunity, used his speed to cut to the basket, leaving Aldridge, who was defending him, unable to catch up.

Zhou Ze made a high pass, and Webber jumped up and dunked with both hands.

Although his jumping speed and height are not as explosive as when he was young, no matter how powerful his dunk is, it will only be worth 2 points.

Trail Blazers (98) vs. Lakers (110).

With this shot, the Lakers extended their lead to 12 points.

There are still 4 minutes left before the end of the game.

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When the Lakers brought on the more experienced Chris Webber and Zhou Ze no longer wanted to "show off", the Lakers' mistakes stopped and their offensive efficiency increased sharply.

As for the defensive end...

The aging Webber couldn't defend Aldridge well, but Aldridge was indeed accurate.

However, Artest's assist defense was very effective, causing Ade's shooting percentage to begin to decline.

The Lakers took the opportunity to initiate an offensive and defensive transition.

In the next two minutes, the Lakers launched a 2-10 attack wave, extending their lead to nearly 3 points.

As Yellow Mamba Roy failed to attack Black Mamba three times in a row, the suspense of the game came to an end.

106 is better than 124!

The Lakers finally won the game tonight with an 18-point lead.

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Zhou Ze, who was substituted out early, said to Chris Webber, who was sitting on the bench: "Brother, you did well tonight. You dunked twice."

Webber was slightly startled, but then he reacted and said modestly: "Haha, who says my teammate is the point guard god?"

The point guard god!

This seems to be the keyword for Lakers players.

In an instant!

Zhou Ze has been crowned the point guard god by countless people throughout his life.

The point guard god who is invincible in passing the ball three feet in front of you - Kobe Bryant!

Punch the false point guard god Rajon Rondo!

The three of them all had proud smiles on their faces, as if the point guard god Webber was talking about was themselves.

"Uh..." Chris Webber sighed after taking in the Lakers' reactions. "If I want to quickly integrate into the Lakers, the easiest way is to praise them. Yeah, that's right, just praise them as point guard gods."

"Well, Los Angeles really can wholesale point guard gods."