My Name is Kobe Bryant

"It's 1998." Kobe stretched and woke up from his nest in Los Angeles.

A few days ago, the Lakers had three games in four days, defeating the Clippers, Celtics, and Kings.

The Lakers won relatively easily in a few games, but the Clippers have completely become weak this season. They currently have 5 wins and 23 losses, and are at the bottom of the Western Conference. They are obviously chasing a few super rookies this year.

This year is a little worse than 96 and 97, but it is definitely a big draft year! No. 1 pick Michael Olowokandi is known as the next big dream.

As a freshman, Olowokandi averaged only 4.0 points and 3.4 rebounds per game. In his sophomore year, Olowokandi missed most of the game due to injury, and his performance was not eye-catching. By his junior year, Olowokandi suddenly became well-known in the NCAA. He averaged 22.2 points, 11.2 rebounds and 2.88 blocks per game. All three technical statistics ranked first in the Big West Conference, and he deserved it. He should be elected the best player in this division.

In his junior season, Olajuwon averaged 16.8 points, 13.5 rebounds and 5.6 blocks per game. Although Olowokandil was slightly inferior in defensive skills, he had excellent physical fitness and an almost legendary performance. With his basketball schooling experience and three years of training, he produced such an arrogant 22+11 double-double, and his dominance in the game made everyone think they had seen the next Olajuwon.

This big man has a center height of 7 feet, and his 269-pound body looks so tall and strong. He looks just a little bit inferior to Zhang 20,000.

I heard that Elgin Baylor likes this 2.13-meter top center embryo very much, so the Clippers have been in trouble this season.

And Kobe knows that this candy No. 1 pick will become one of the most popular No. 1 picks in history.

There is also a white devil from the University of Arizona in this draft.

UFO of the University of North Carolina and Mr. Twenty Thousand Points were both selected for the Naismith and Wood Awards in his junior season.

Gorgeous point guard white chocolate.

There is also the truth that Xiao Zhan is a lifelong enemy.

Of course, none of these players' achievements can match that man's achievements.

Dirk Nowitzki, the white power forward who abruptly shattered his dream of three consecutive Lakers dynasty championships and led a trend by winning the single-core championship.

In addition to these famous players, there are Tyronn Lue, Mobley, Ricky Davis, Bunchy Wells, Al Harrington,

The addition of these players will push the NBA into a new era.

The time has come for a change of dynasty.

The process of winning against the Celtics is also relatively simple. McGrady has recently begun to openly compete with Fat Tou Tuo for the ball. Their coach Pitino seemed to be very supportive of this matter. With the acquiescence of Pitino and the Cardinals, the overt and covert fight between McGrady and Fat Touto began.

In this game, the Lakers played half the main force and half the rotation, and finally won the game.

Harris also asked Stephen Jackson to play and compete with McGrady for a while. The final result was that Stephen Jackson was slightly inferior and was taught by McGrady's several pull-ups.

But Stephen Jackson, an all-around young man, has become more and more respected by the Lakers and has gradually become an important rotation for the Lakers.

So at the small forward position, the Lakers have accumulated three players: Bowen, Mullin, and Stephen Jackson. Fortunately, these three people are also relatively flexible, and position 234 can be swayed to a certain extent.

Mullin made his comeback against the Kings!

God's left hand, who had been away from the game for a long time, scored 17 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as soon as he returned.

OK only played for about 20 minutes and then took a break.

With a 132:97 victory over the Kings.

The Lakers have won 30 consecutive games!

Thirty consecutive wins!

A legendary achievement!

Achieved!

Not even close!

Still a little short of surpassing the 33-game winning streak.

Harris deliberately let the Lakers' main players start to rest in these games that are easier to win. This puts them in pretty good shape.

But this also caused the Lakers players' data to decline.

December ended and January began. December's Player of the Month finally missed OK.

Michael Jordan, after regretfully losing to Kobe Bryant in November, finally won the Player of the Month award in December.

He averaged 37.4 minutes per game, scored 30.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.2 steals, 0.6 blocks and 2.9 turnovers with 48.2% shooting and 18.8% three-point shooting, leading the team to 11 wins and 3 losses.

It can be seen that Jordan's performance this month is not as good as in November, but the 35-year-old GOAT has performed like this for two consecutive months, and the judges still voted for him.

If he hadn't lost the game with Kobe by soaring points, Jordan's best of the month would have been even more valuable. It's a pity that they lost to the Lakers and lost the first place in the Eastern Conference. Although there are signs of regaining it now, it still makes people feel that this month's best is a little bit wet.

At the same time, the results of the first round of All-Star voting came out.

"BOSS, the first round of All-Star voting is out." Pelinka called.

"You! You are the vote king!"

Kobe was a little surprised and turned on the computer.

Kobe Bryant 700,000 votes!

Michael Jordan 680,000 votes!

Anfernee Hardaway 610,000 votes!

Grant Hill 530,000 votes!

Shaquille O'Neal 520,000 votes!

These five players are by far the most popular players in the league.

Current Western Conference guards: Kobe is first with 700,000 votes, Gary Payton is second with 350,000 votes, Stockton is third with 330,000 votes, Marbury is fourth with 270,000 votes, and Eddie Jones is fifth with 230,000 votes.

Western Conference forwards: Karl Malone first with 420,000 votes, Kevin Garnett second with 310,000 votes, Charles Barkley third with 270,000 votes, Tim Duncan fourth with 210,000 votes, and Vin Baker with 180,000 votes. five.

Western Conference center: Shaquille O'Neal ranked first with 520,000 votes, David Robinson ranked second with 440,000 votes, and Olajuwon ranked third with 250,000 votes.

Not much has changed in the West this year, with Camp traveling east and Vin Baker joining.

The popularity of Houston's Big Three has dropped rapidly, which is related to their regular season performance.

Rookie Tim Duncan finished fourth and may be in the All-Star Game.

the other side to the east.

Eastern Conference guards: Michael Jordan 680,000 votes, Anfernee Hardaway 610,000 votes, Tim Hardaway 330,000 votes, Allen Iverson 300,000 votes, Reggie Miller 240,000 votes.

Eastern Conference forward: Grant Hill 530,000 votes, Chris Webber 410,000 votes, Shawn Kemp 300,000 votes, Dennis Rodman 210,000 votes, Glenn Rice 200,000 votes.

East center: Dikembe Mutombo 380,000 votes, Patrick Ewing 350,000 votes, Alonzo Mourning 330,000 votes.

Here in the East, Hill couldn't even make the playoffs, but he could still have the first vote count, which Kobe didn't expect. It can only be said that the popularity king is not in vain.

The gap between Jordan and Kobe is only a little bit!

This is thanks to Twitter. The fans on Twitter are the youngest and most active people who like to vote. Kobe interacts with fans on Twitter every day and attracts a large number of fans.

Then the Lakers players canvassed each other's votes on Twitter, resulting in the Lakers even getting very good votes from Eddie Jones.