Letting Go, No More Nervousness! Championship Point, Yet Hesitant!

Kobe made two consecutive baskets, one of which was against Su Yan.

This was truly surprising.

It wasn't that Kobe's offense was poor, but rather that Su Yan's defense was incredibly strong.

Su Yan had provided plenty of defensive interference against Kobe just now. Theoretically, passing to a teammate would have created a better offensive opportunity.

But Kobe attacked himself, and he made the shot.

This was truly astonishing.

However, no one thought too much about it, believing that this was a championship-clinching game.

The core players of both teams would surely bring 200% of their fighting spirit to desperately win the game for their team.

Kobe's desire to win was exceptionally strong.

His playstyle was understandable.

It was only natural that he could play so well.

Now, it was a matter of seeing who would emerge victorious in this intense and exciting game.

Kobe scored on Su Yan.

Su Yan, not to be outdone, immediately found Kobe, cleared one side, and chose to isolate. There were no fancy crossovers; he simply used his body to force his way through. After pushing Kobe back, he chose a step-back three-pointer.

The step-back shot flew like an arrow, breaking through the sky.

Su Yan's three-pointer was good.

Kobe and Su Yan were trading baskets at the championship point.

Who was better?!

Undoubtedly, Su Yan had a stronger scoring ability and contributed more on defense than Kobe.

It wasn't that Kobe wasn't good, but that Su Yan was too powerful.

If this continued, the Knicks would likely win the game, sweeping the Lakers to claim the championship.

However, the situation wasn't unfolding as it had at the start of the game.

As time went on.

Kobe and Su Yan's offensive duel continued, but the game wasn't being played by just two people.

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