You know, the personalities of Kobe and O'Neal are not the kind to be intimidated in person.

Otherwise, the original space-time OK combination will not fall apart.

You know, O'Neal and Kobe are 6 years apart, so they can take over perfectly.

This is not a question of whether you want it or not, but it will inevitably happen.

In 2006, when O'Neal won his fourth championship, wasn't he also assisting Wade?

He can assist Wade, why can't he assist Kobe?

However, both of them have very different personalities.

Kobe Bryant: I don’t want what others give me, I want to grab it myself.

O'Neal: I'm not old yet. If I want to seize classes and seize power, I'll wait until I get older.

With such personalities, once the conflict between O'Neal and Kobe becomes public, it will be very difficult to resolve.

But now, although the two people have not resolved their conflicts, they don't seem to be easy to mess with.

Wang Hao looked at Phil Jackson unconsciously.

However, he immediately shook his head. Phil Jackson was indeed a capable and very lucky head coach.

However, it is not necessarily true to say how good he is, especially when it comes to resolving conflicts among players.

You know, during the Bulls period, both Jordan and Pippen had conflicts with Phil Jackson.

After joining the Lakers, the relationship between Phil Jackson and Kobe was not very good.

That is, O'Neal's relationship with Phil Jackson is okay.

But the question is, can you find a player in the entire league who has a very bad relationship with O'Neal?

Such is O'Neal's character that he can become friends with Barkley even after they had a fight, let alone others.

Phil Jackson can't solve the problems of O'Neal and Kobe.

Wang Hao suddenly thought of a person, Jerry Buss, the boss of the Lakers.

Perhaps, only this guy, who has led the Lakers to seven championships, can solve the problem.

Thinking of Jerry Buss, who was nearly 70 years old, Wang Hao couldn't help scolding the old guy, isn't he just looking for trouble?

Wouldn't it be better to lose to them quietly?

Sure enough, as the game whistle sounded, the serious eyes of O'Neal and Kobe suddenly became aggressive.

At the beginning of the game, O'Neal took the lead.

Facing PJ Brown's forward defense, he pointed to the sky, and O'Neal immediately threw the ball into the sky.

PJ Brown jumped up to block it, but suddenly found that the ball was too high and out of reach.

"This must be a mistake!"

Just when PJ Brown was thinking this, he suddenly saw in his peripheral vision a round guy jumping up like a rocket.

O'Neal, who jumped high, caught the basketball in a daze, then quickly took off again and slammed the ball into the basket.

The degree of violence is so exaggerated that it is difficult to describe!

The atmosphere at Staples Center was originally a little quiet, but it was instantly stirred up by O'Neal's violent basket blast.

However, this is just the beginning.

In the next game, O'Neal once again showed his dominance under the basket.

The Sonics tried every means possible and even had to double-team more to restrain him a little.

However, at this time, Kobe came again.

The Lakers failed to pass the ball to O'Neal and failed to organize the offense again.

At this time, Fisher simply threw the ball to Kobe.

Faced with this kind of pass, Kobe didn't feel unhappy at all, and his expression was full of eagerness to try.

I saw him dribbling the ball constantly, seemingly looking for the rhythm and direction to break through.

However, at this moment, Kobe suddenly reacted. Instead of breaking through, he chose to pull up.

Because it is Gary Payton who is guarding Kobe, facing Gary Payton who is slightly undersized, Kobe's best choice must be mid- and long-range interference.

It's just that today's Peter Pan prefers to break through and attack the basket when attacking.

That's not to say that his mid-range and three-point shooting isn't good, but it's definitely not as sharp as a breakthrough.

However, today, Kobe shot extremely resolutely without any hesitation.

The key is, he really made the shot, a three-pointer.

Thanks to Gary Payton being steady enough, he turned around and hit two points with the same breakthrough.

To be honest, the Lakers really shocked people when they opened the game. The OK team exploded with all their might.

After a wild bombing, although the two did not cooperate much, they still scored 24 points in the first quarter.

At the end of the first quarter, at 28:34, the SuperSonics were 6 points behind.

Don't look at it as just 6 points. In fact, at most times, the SuperSonics were already trailing by double digits in the first quarter.

Fortunately, Wang Hao was in good shape today, hitting 2 three-pointers in the first quarter, and Gary Payton scored 7 points in a single quarter.

If Chaoyin's performance is slightly worse today, it will definitely be a double-digit point difference.

Seeing this situation, everyone in the Sonics team was dumbfounded.

As for the reporters, they were stunned and kept thinking about the news of the past few days.

Is there something wrong with their memory?

Instead of internal strife among the Lakers, the OK team praised each other and showed unprecedented unity?

Okay, let's take a closer look at the state of O'Neal and Kobe. How can they look like good brothers?

Something must have happened to the Lakers, but this situation also stimulated the most powerful OK combination!

"Holy shit!"

The Supersonics almost uttered obscenities collectively. It's true that my uncle could tolerate it, but my aunt couldn't either.

Just ask: Isn’t this bullying an honest person?

What does the Lakers' mess have to do with the SuperSonics? It has nothing to do with it at all.

This is an interview Kobe himself accepted, which was reported by the media and also fanned by other media.

But why was SuperSonic the one injured?

Looking at O'Neal and Kobe, Wang Hao looked down on these two people very much. You are so brave, go and do those things, show off your power on the basketball court, what kind of skill is this?

"Okay, no problem, we did a good job, so what about the OK combination? We are the strongest in the league."

Paul Westphal also realized that something was wrong. They were obviously happy too early, and the Lakers had not surrendered yet.

Not only did they have no clue, the OK group also broke out into their strongest form.

To be honest, when the game just started, seeing the state of O'Neal and Kobe, Paul Westphal even thought the game was over.

Fortunately, Wang Hao and Gary Payton stepped forward at this time, otherwise they would have suffered.

At the beginning of the second quarter, O'Neal and Kobe were still playing their best, while Wang Hao and Gary Payton were also at their best.

The two sides were going back and forth, and the fight was lively.

However, at this moment, the referee's whistle began to sound continuously, and fouls continued to occur on SuperSonics players.

Whether it's O'Neal or Kobe, if you dare to touch them, it's a foul.

In fact, this situation existed in the first quarter, but it was not obvious. In the second quarter and the second half, this situation suddenly became obvious.

The OK combination is already booming and has such an obvious home court advantage. How do they do this?
Chapter completed!