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The latest website: After the three-game winning streak in the opening season, the Lakers seemed to lose their spirit, and soon ushered in their first home defeat.

In the fourth game of the new season, they played against the Indiana Pacers at home.

In this game, due to the absence of the tragic division with sore legs and feet, Louis asked Kobe to temporarily join the Cavaliers as the fifth man.

As a result, Kobe lived up to Ellis's "high expectations". During the implementation of the "Meteor" tactic, he overlapped with his teammates 4 times and made 3 mistakes. Besides, this is enough for the coaching staff to see how ugly "beautiful basketball" is when it doesn't play well.

The Lakers scored 0 points in every "shooting star" tactical round that Kobe participated in.

Including his two singles, because he was too naive, he was blocked by the Pacers inside core Hank Geisers.

Even so, the Lakers still did not lose confidence before the end of the game.

Because of Wilson and Barkley.

Wilson can be said to be red-eyed. After breaking away from the "beautiful basketball" tactic, he is like a **** descending from the earth.

Barkley is the person responsible for the team's offensive end. Tonight, he scored 35 points and 14 rebounds, and his shooting percentage was as high as 67%.

The Lakers dragged the Pacers to keep the suspense of the game until the last moment.

Louie set up a sideline ball tactic, but was intercepted by Mucci Blaylock, known as the "thief".

"What kind of **** tactic is the **** running?"

Luigi immediately triggered PTSD from the touchline kick left by the 2019 World Cup.

His roar was aimed at Dana Barros, who was in charge of receiving the ball.

There was no excuse for Barros, who lost his position, allowed Blalock to force his way past him, **** the ball, and completely kill the Lakers' chances of winning.

114 to 113

The Lakers lost by 1 point.

Losing his mind, Louis turned into a fire-breathing dragon in the locker room, as if he wanted to burn everyone to ashes.

The rookies and sophomores who did not perform well did not dare to show their air.

They wished to make themselves invisible and not to be noticed by Louie.

But how could Louis not notice their existence?

After getting angry with Baros, Louis began to reprimand Garnett: "Jasmine, why are you competing with Hank Gaithers?"

"Sir, I..."

"I'm asking you the fuck, why fight that bastard?!" Louie yelled, "You can't be a star if the **** can't stay awake on the court, don't think you're young, I tell you , time waits, if you can't mature yourself soon and play like a grown-up, then pack your bags and go back to **** Chicago and go to your community college!"

Ostertag survived, and since the Pacers' inside line was either a mobile type like Gaithers or a defensive big bamboo pole like Bradley, he didn't have a chance to play.

A player who didn't play is naturally not to be blamed.

Ben Wallace was DNP, and naturally he also had the "blessing" of being recited by the head coach.

Steve Nash was not so lucky.

Although he is not responsible for the Lakers' loss, his performance can hardly satisfy Louis.

In 16 minutes of playing time, he scored a total of 1 point (free throw), 3 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 turnovers.

Both of his turnovers occurred when the Cavaliers launched the "beautiful basketball" system, and both were directly related to Kobe's random positioning.

However, a master who only made 2 free throws and missed one in 16 minutes, why should he drive the "beautiful basketball" system?

"Steve, did you think you were playing hockey?"

Nash does need self-confidence, but encourage when it should be encouraged, and blame when it should be blamed. This is the correct way to teach newcomers.

"1 point? You played 16 minutes and only got 1 point? Are you **** kidding me?" Louie said mercilessly, "If you want to play ice hockey, go to the **** NHL draft, don't This is a waste of everyone's time, a point guard with no aggression at all is a team vampire! Your assist stats don't tell anything because all the offensive opportunities that come up have nothing to do with you, you just pass the ball out

That's all, I can find hundreds of such master controllers in the open recruitment in the free market! "

Even Nash, who seems to be the most ok, has been said like this, Kobe is afraid tonight...

Benjamin Wilson's eyeballs rolled around, wondering if he should come forward to make a rescue?

This kid is only 18 years old, can he stand up to the coach's "love education"?

No, he stinks, that's a fact.

So, let him experience the warmth and warmth of professional basketball like a normal rookie. Everyone is doing it for his own good.

Wilson thought so.

As a result, Louis' eyes only stayed on Kobe for a second before turning away.

Bryant and others: ? ? ?

Ellis is a bad embryo, wishing Kobe would be scolded severely by Louis.

He thought Louis had forgotten about Kobe, so he said, "High school students, the reason why we fell into such a passive situation in the second half is because of you, don't you want to say something?"

"No, it has nothing to do with Bean."

Louis said unexpectedly.

Has nothing to do with him? Everyone looked at Louis in puzzlement.

Louis explained indifferently: "Bean is not a member of the Knights, and he has never practiced with the Knights. It is only natural that there is no tacit understanding between them. I am not surprised or dissatisfied with the performance of the Knights tonight." All my dissatisfaction comes from your personal performance. Don't blame Bean, he is not and will not be a member of the Knights now, he is just a fireman who was temporarily carried up to fight the fire. I misunderstood It's my fault for him."

"Cazzo!!!"

Kobe had long been prepared to be scolded.

He can accept failure, being ridiculed, and criticized, but he cannot accept being looked down upon.

"Sir, why do you even look down on me? Didn't you say that I still have a chance?" Kobe asked loudly.

Louis sneered and said, "You had a chance before tonight, after tonight, forget it, playing 'Ugly Basketball' once is enough.

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"It's my fault. I admit it's all my fault. I'm responsible for tonight's loss!" Kobe Bryant had never lowered his attitude after joining the team. "You scold me, I'm willing to bear all the consequences."

Louis shook his head mockingly.

"You bear all the consequences?" Barkley said, "School boy, I have to slap you. You really played badly, but if we played better, we would have won the game."

Wilson also said: "It's really not Bean's turn to take the blame. Whether it's conventional tactics or 'Beautiful Basketball', I have shortcomings. If I play more aggressively, if I start 'Beautiful Basketball' Maybe the situation will be much better if I communicate more with Bean Jr., the responsibility for this loss lies with me."

"Then I'm responsible for No. 1.5." Barkley echoed.

"No, I missed the last throw-in." Burrows said hoarsely, an old man who was not liked by any rookie. "I'm sorry."

Things happened in the locker room that Kobe couldn't understand ~www.novelmt.com~ and couldn't accept.

He was obviously the one who played the worst in the team, but few people, including Louis and Wilson's bosses, felt that he should be responsible.

Kobe could indeed feel the warmth rushing to his body deep in his heart, but he hated being treated as a child more than being protected.

"You all shut up!" Kobe snarled, "I said it was my fault! That's my fault! I had the most turnovers, the lowest plus-minus, and the lowest shooting percentage on the team. I screwed up the game. No matter how you look at it, it's all my fault, why are you ignoring me?"

Kobe blushed with excitement, and he regarded the veteran's sense of responsibility and responsibility as another kind of contempt, and this feeling created a sense of humiliation in his body.

Louis looked at him and said flatly, "Because you are not qualified yet."

After all, Louis called Wilson to attend the press conference with him.

After Louis walked out of the locker room, Wilson patted Kobe on the shoulder, "It may be a bit late to say this now, but welcome to the NBA."