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Text Volume Chapter 1325: The Ascetic Benjamin Chapter 1325: The Ascetic Benjamin

After irritating Benj, Kobe not only did not feel fear, but also smiled excitedly:

Wilson said irritably:

Kobe seemed to have stepped on Wilson's tail:

Wilson felt like he and Kobe had almost nothing in common.

"I'm only unhappy when I lose!

Although Jordan's data looks outstanding, to say that Wilson was blown away is Kobe's exaggeration.

In this game, Wilson also scored 35 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists.

He wasn't blown away, it's just that all the statistics were suppressed by Jordan.

This is normal in his history with Jordan.

Jordan has more playing time and a higher tactical status to ensure that he can lose without losing to others.

At the same time, this is also where Jordan's agency team vigorously promotes marketing.

They used the data comparison between the two to prove that Jordan was better, and Wilson was just a better teammate.

Because if the identities were reversed, Jordan could easily do what Wilson did, but Wilson would never be able to do what Jordan did.

Almost all super giants who win data but lose games will blame their teammates CBA.

The ancient Chamberlain, today's Jordan, and the future... are all similar.

And like Kobe, he is not so stupid as to rely on data theory, he just doesn't know why Wilson doesn't let go.

This is what he doesn't like about Wilson.

Kobe Bryant believes Wilson has no ambition to become a giant.

Even if he feels good, he will not take over the game for a long time and dominate the overall situation with his personal ability.

Performances like Jordan's tonight rarely happen to Wilson.

After more than half a year of contact, Kobe believed that it was not that Wilson couldn't do it, but that he was unwilling to do it.

This is even more strange.

Thinking of Louis's high evaluation of Wilson, Kobe's perception was biased. He didn't know whether there was something wrong with his way of understanding, or whether Coach Lu was too partial to Benj.

Kobe said bluntly.

Wilson glanced coldly:

The atmosphere became extremely cold.

Ben and Nash secretly complained, not knowing what kind of nerve problem Kobe had and why he had to worry about it.

As a result, Kobe said successfully:

Wilson asked rhetorically:

Kobe said self-righteously:

At this time, Wilson gradually calmed down.

He just felt it was ironic to Kobe's immature questions. A year later, Kobe is still struggling with the personal outcome.

No matter how brave Jordan was tonight, the victory was sealed in the end by passing the ball.

Wilson admitted they lost tonight, but it wasn't the final word.

The series isn't over yet.

Wilson looked at Kobe sarcastically:

Kobe was speechless.

And Wilson hasn't finished what he said: In 2016 and 2013, they were the better team in the eyes of the outside world, but they still didn't win the championship."

Wilson said sternly: "You keep saying you need

I have to prove myself. I defeated Mitch four times in the finals, who seemed to have no need to prove himself. What else do I have to prove?"

Kobe was completely silenced.

Wilson did not use his past glory to occupy the high point of his speech. After Kobe stopped talking about those unflattering nonsense, he talked about tonight's game:

After getting the answer, Kobe nodded slightly, indicating that he agreed with Wilson's words, and then asked:

Wilson emphasized,

After being lectured hard, Kobe looked at Wilson's words carefully and felt something was strange.

The greatest game of Wilson's career was undoubtedly his 66 points in Game 7 of the 1993 Finals.

That's what's called the Jordan game.

He single-handedly buried the Blazers in their heyday, allowing the Knicks dynasty to continue their championship, and his personal reputation reached its peak that night.

Louis said that 66 points in a single game was not the result of Wilson alone.

But no matter what kind of help his teammates provided, he always shot the ball himself, right?

People without a big heart will not be able to make a shot even if the opportunity arises.

That game was undoubtedly the greatest display of individual heroism in basketball history.

Kobe longed for that kind of game, and that's what he wanted to learn from Wilson.

However, Wilson seems to be trying his best to prevent the team from falling into that moment.

Kobe was willing to give up everything to seize his moment as a hero, but Wilson resented those moments.

By the way, Kobe felt that Wilson didn't seem to like himself who scored 66 points in a single game.

Barkley rarely mentioned that game unless he wanted to taunt him.

If it were Barkley, he would be a low-key person if he didn't change his jersey number to 66.

After Wilson walked into the locker room, Ben said something to Kobe outside.

Kobe raised his eyes and rolled his eyes.

Afterwards, Louis took Wilson to a press conference and used official accent to deal with various questions.

On the way back, Wilson took the initiative to mention Kobe to Louis:

Louie could use his butt to think of how Kobe was annoying Benj.

Wilson laughed:

Let alone Kobe, Louis is also very interested in this matter.

When Wilson was with the Knicks, he often caused trouble for the opponent's core.

Especially when meeting a giant like Jordan, he is even more energetic. Although the offensive end is limited by the team's distribution of ball rights and cannot fight to the end, he will always fight on both offense and defense.

But after Louis came out of the Lakers, Wilson became a lot more Buddhist.

Wilson said,

Louis asked:

Wilson smiled meaningfully:

Louis believes that there is no player who does not want to dominate the game like Jordan.

Then Wilson revealed his little secret.

Wilson said,

What Louis was thinking about was whether the Zen master was trying to poach someone.

Although he didn't think Benj would leave him and go to Zen Master, he still had to be on guard.

He can get this year's No. 1 pick from Ainge, and Jackson can of course kidnap Benj away from him.

Louis asked in disbelief.

Wilson said with a bad smile,