My Name is Kobe Bryant

Iverson handed Starks a hand as he fell to the ground.

"Brother, stand up. I will avenge you."

Starks held out his hand.

The 76ers chose to suspend, and Kobe's block and Eddie Jones' quick play gave the team a worse blow.

The score is already 10 points behind, 56:46.

"Jerry! Kobe defends you, don't attack! Focus on defense! Allen attacks!" Johnny Davis roared, and Kobe's one attack and one defense against Starks directly let the team Somewhat paralyzed.

"But, coach me..." Jerry Stackhouse was not reconciled, but he couldn't help feeling a little terrified when he thought of Kobe's blocking shots.

Let Allen play then.

This is the first time Jerry Stackhouse is willing to voluntarily give up the ball to Iverson.

Although the team has confirmed the concept of using Iverson as the core of the team, Jerry Stackhouse has always been a little unconvinced.

If Allen, you can lead me to defeat Kobe, then what's the point of me helping you?

Offensive and defensive transition, Iverson brought the ball to the frontcourt.

Kobe went to defend Jerry Stackhouse, so standing in front of Iverson was Eddie Jones.

Eddie Jones' defense is also very good, but his lateral speed and familiarity with Iverson are far inferior to Kobe.

Iverson nimbly broke through from Eddie Jones' defense, went inside and caused Campbell's foul.

"COME ON. Campbell, stop paddling." O'Neill reprimanded Campbell in a false manner.

"Okay, no problem!" Campbell blushed. Today's performance is a bit embarrassing, but I can't help it if my feet are weak.

Then there is no help in defense, just squat down and defend to the end!

Kobe attacked and called O'Neal to play a pick-and-roll.

O'Neill hummed and slowly swayed to the outside line, without blocking Stackhouse at all.

Kobe's mid-range shot was interfered by Jerry Stackhouse, who was struggling to jump, and missed.

Kobe glared at O'Neal, but O'Neal pretended not to see it, and ran back to his own half in small steps.

Iverson also picks and rolls, Derek Coleman blocks Eddie Jones, and Iverson makes a mid-range shot in front of the crouching Campbell.

Kobe convinced, these two old actors.

If your teammates are acting, then do it yourself.

Kobe and Iverson started to fight each other in the third quarter. Kobe took Stackhouse alone, while Iverson and Derek Coleman played well in the pick-and-roll.

The game was deadlocked.

Something was wrong, and Bryant found himself led into a trap by Jerry Stackhouse.

Quickly switched positions with Eddie Jones, and Iverson's offensive was contained by Kobe.

Iverson's breakthrough made it difficult for the slow-footed Campbell and O'Neal to deal with it, causing the Lakers to foul inside again and again.

Bryant also used extremely efficient mid-range shots to get what Jerry Stackhouse wanted.

The two sides replaced the substitutes at the end of the third quarter, and Kobe went off to rest. And Iverson still appeared on the court, and he was going to play the third quarter!

Iverson's average playing time this season is 40.1 minutes, and Philadelphia's weak bench is led by him so that it will not collapse.

Fisher rubbed his hands, and finally he was able to personally deal with this guy who has repeatedly robbed my boss of the limelight.

"Guys, it's time to show your real skills!" Fisher roared in style, leading the Lakers' substitutes to the court.

"Nick! I'm here to guard Iverson!" Fisher put his hips on his hips, and he felt that at this moment he was the most beautiful boy on the court.

"Really? That's fine." Nick Van Exel thought for a while, and agreed to Fisher's request.

"Short, you are really miserable. You met my second child in Stone City, and you will be in trouble next time." Fisher spat trash talk at Allen Iverson who was holding the ball.

Iverson didn't answer, staring at Fisher with wide eyes.

"What do you look at, I'll ask you what you look at. Come to me, come to me." Fisher hooked his fingers at Iverson with disdain.

Then.

It was passed by Iverson.

Kobe looked at the dumbfounded Fisher, his hands itchy.

This guy seems to be out of order.

At the end of the third quarter, Bryant scored 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting. Iverson also broke out in this quarter, scoring 14 points on 5 of 11 shots.

In the third quarter, Iverson was only 1 of 3 in front of Kobe. Almost all of his scoring came against other players, and Lakers players don't have much experience dealing with this kind of speedy little man.

The average height of the Lakers is too high, coupled with the fact that Fisher was sieved by Iverson, it is difficult to prevent Iverson who is killing him.

At the end of the three quarters, the Lakers lead slightly 72:67.

Kobe's total score came to 21 points, and Iverson's 22 points.

Entering the fourth quarter, Bryant returned to the court to replace Fisher. He and the coach asked to bring a few minutes on the bench, and he was going to play the fourth quarter.

The Lakers lineup is PG Nick Van Exel SG Kobe Bryant SF Rob Horry PF Ben Wallace C Tyrese Knight.

Kobe was very physically fit. He handed the ball to Van Exel, then ran wildly and hit a three-pointer without the ball.

Jerry Stackhouse rushed to the field to defend after Kobe came on the court.

But Kobe's off the ball made Jerry Stackhouse a little confused, and Ben Wallace and Tyrese Knight's pick-and-roll style is completely different from O'Neal Campbell.

Their energetic pick-and-roll hit Jerry Stackhouse in pain, and Kobe took advantage of the three-pointer.

hit.

Leading by 8 points.

Iverson gritted his teeth, he wanted to tie the score.

Quickly dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, where Kobe was already guarding.

Iverson's continuous change of direction attack was disintegrated by Kobe, and he had no choice but to hit the iron in the shot.

Kobe then broke through Stackhouse's defense, went to the basket and scored a layup.

Leading by ten.

Iverson called a pick-and-roll, but was slapped down by Ben Wallace.

Kobe picked up the ball and scored a fast break dunk.

Leading by 12 points, Philadelphia chose to timeout.

With 8 minutes left in the game, the two sides replaced the starters at the same time for the final battle.

The birth time is running out, but the score is as much as 12 points.

The Philadelphia 76ers were in a hurry, and Iverson, who had just been taken a chance, made a three-pointer against Kobe's defense.

The ball went out of the basket, and O'Neal picked up the rebound and threw it to Kobe who was about to go down.

Kobe took the ball across the half court at a high speed, and Iverson and Stackhouse fought hard to catch up.

Kobe was running so fast, the dribble didn't slow him down at all. Shake off Iverson, backhand dunk.

The game took.

At the end of the game, the Lakers beat the 76ers 95:79 and won their first victory in a three-game streak.

Kobe had 32 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. He used Jordan-level performance to tell Philadelphia who was the king of the 1996 class!

Iverson's performance of 25 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists seems to be good, but he may add up to less than 10 points in front of Kobe.

"Allen." Kobe called Iverson who was about to exit.

"What?"

"Swap jerseys, you're playing great."

The two stern faces on the court smiled at the same time, and the scene of them holding each other's jerseys and hugging each other was recorded by the camera.

The twin stars of the 96 generation opened the curtain of the fateful confrontation.