An All-Star Game of Dazzling Stars

"Orlando, a familiar place." O'Neal sighed wistfully.

On February 11, 1999, countless league stars gathered in Orlando.

The All-Star Game was the dividing point of the season, as well as a crucial moment in every season.

"You should know that place like the back of your hand, right!?" Byron Scott asked excitedly.

As one of this year's NBA All-Star Rookie Game head coaches, Byron Scott had also come to Orlando.

Harris, meanwhile, had personal matters to attend to and had not traveled here with the main Lakers contingent. He would join the Lakers players on the day of the NBA All-Star Game.

"I know it well, but you don't think I can still go there, do you?" O'Neal shot Scott a look as if he were an idiot.

No way, no way! You don't think I wouldn't get beaten to death by furious Orlando locals the moment I stepped into a nightclub, do you?

Having come to Orlando, O'Neal had already made up his mind: other than the hotel and the arena, he would not go anywhere!

For the Big Shark, the most dangerous place in the United States was not the slums of Detroit, but Orlando!

"What are they talking about?" Manu Ginobili asked Kobe with an innocent look. His English was not particularly good, so O'Neal and Campbell's conversation full of "technical terms" left Ginobili only half-understanding.

"Kid, don't listen to things you shouldn't be listening to." Wearing sunglasses, Kobe coolly tossed his bag to Manu Ginobili.

This was an NBA rookie initiation tradition!

Manu hurriedly caught the bag and turned away, no longer trying to decipher O'Neal's words. That made Kobe breathe a sigh of relief.

He couldn't let these old streetball thugs corrupt innocent Manu!

A bumper harvest!

This year, the Lakers had truly hit the