System: I am always awesome in the NBA

There was little time left and the Pistons had the ball.

With 14 seconds left on the shot clock, Billups passed the ball to Rasheed Wallace.

After receiving the ball, he dribbled a few times and was about to perform his best low-post turnaround and straight-arm jump shot.

But Lin Hao, like a cheetah, gave up on Hamilton, whom he was supposed to defend.

The moment Billups passed the ball, he quietly went behind Rashid.

He suddenly stretched out his big hand, and with a "pop", the basketball fell to the ground.

Rashid fell to the ground in astonishment to save the ball, but it was too late. The basketball was firmly controlled by Lin Hao.

The entire audience held their breath and followed him closely.

This time, Lin Hao knew his own limitations and passed the ball to Kobe, letting him dribble across half court.

As time passed, every dribble of Kobe seemed to hit people's hearts hard.

The only defender in front of him was Hamilton.

"At this moment, I will dominate the game!"

Kobe's eyes were focused and determined, as if the whole world only consisted of him and the basketball in his hands.

With 3 seconds left in the game, Kobe moved.

He broke through from the right, with Hamilton following closely.

Above the free throw line, Kobe suddenly changed direction and stopped abruptly, leaving Hamilton behind.

Kobe jumped high calmly, holding the basketball steadily in his right hand, jumped lightly, and shot the ball.

The ball drew a beautiful arc in the air and everyone's eyes followed it.

At that moment, the whole world seemed to be quiet.

The basketball went in! With only 0.8 seconds left on the clock, the score became 89:88, and the Lakers took the lead!

Kobe maintained his shooting posture, like an unshakable god of war.

Larry Brown called an emergency timeout.

At this time, Staples Center was already boiling.

His teammates were so excited that they rushed towards Kobe like crazy beasts regardless of everything.

"Man, that's awesome! That's awesome!"

Fisher was the first to rush over and hugged Kobe tightly.

"Tonight, you are God! You are the God of Basketball!"

O'Neal also rushed over, slapped Kobe on the back hard, and yelled loudly.

The other teammates quickly gathered around and hugged each other, as if to release all the excitement in their hearts.

"Don't forget, most of the credit for this goal belongs to Lin Hao!"

Kobe pointed at Lin Hao and said with a smile.

Everyone suddenly came to their senses.

This is really the case!

First, Lin Hao's fatal three-pointer narrowed the gap.

Later, it was his steal that gave Kobe the opportunity to shoot the key shot.

In addition, if it were not for Lin Hao's deterrence outside the three-point line, Kobe would not be able to "enjoy" the treatment of single defense.

Timeout over. The Pistons' final possession.

Billups hastily shot from beyond the three-point line, and the ball hit the rim and bounced away.

The final whistle sounded, announcing that the Lakers won the 2004 Finals championship.

The entire stadium was instantly flooded with endless joy and turned into a sea of ​​happiness.

The audience jumped up from their seats, cheering, screaming and shouting.

Some fans hugged each other excitedly, while others excitedly took off their jerseys and waved them in the air.

The Lakers players hugged each other tightly on the court and cheered, as if they wanted to release all the pressure and expectations that had been pent up in their hearts for a long time.

Gary Payton and Karl Malone, who had been unable to play due to injury, were already in tears.

They had really waited too long for this moment.

The Pistons players all stood there in a daze, completely unable to accept what they were seeing.

ended.

it's all over!

That's it!

Leave the arena to the Lakers!

As they disappeared into the tunnel, many Pistons fans watching on TV couldn't help but burst into tears.

Competitive sports are so cruel.

Next up is the awards ceremony.

O'Neal received the O'Brien Trophy from Stern.