Garbage time is a very interesting time period. Most viewers will choose to leave the stage or change the channel when they see it, because there is no suspense in the result.

However, for professionals, garbage time has certain reference value, especially garbage time in the playoffs.

The performance of the substitute players who cleaned up the mess largely determined the trend of the next game.

If they are depressed, frustrated, and don't know how to continue, then it can be seen that the team has reached the critical line of destruction.

On the contrary, if they still play very vigorously and look dissatisfied, it means that the winner and loser of the series have not yet been decided.

A simple conversation can be summarized.

"You're not dead yet?"

"It seems that it's not dead."

Mo Mengchen sat calmly off the court. He scored 36 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists tonight, ranking among the top in all statistics. If the Pistons can win three consecutive championships, he has a great hope of winning the finals MVP again.

However, the Lakers, who did not give up the game at all, made him worried about the sixth game two days later.

Princeton was used in the fourth quarter, just to win back their original form when the Lakers woke up and win the match point with a merciless victory, but the result is not the case now.

The Pistons did win the game, but the garbage time still made Mars flicker.

Lauderdale wanted to brush data in garbage time, and the Lakers defended hard, causing his plan to fail.

Even in a few minutes without suspense, the two sides still fought like a battle with unresolved suspense.

Time passes quickly, and even the fierce competition will eventually end.

116 to 103

The Pistons defeated the Lakers by 13 points and won the focus battle with a rating of 16.

"At this point, the Pistons hold two match points. Unfortunately, they have to go to the away game to win the cup, which is not a good place." Johnson said depressedly.

"No, no champion is sweeter than winning the away game." A villain like Ranbir has a different mindset than others.

Johnson worked with Ranbir, and both Pistons won the away championship.

What does it feel like to win the away championship? The fans at the scene will not send blessings generously. They will only boo, then denounce the referee's injustice, and then yell loudly near the bus outside the stadium.

The more angry they showed, the worse they lost. Of course Johnson knew that he simply wanted to win the cup amid cheers, and strangers like Ranbir were different.

Only when the opponent hates the championship can the championship be valuable, so he likes the feeling of winning the away game.

Players on both sides stood up one after another.

The Zen master looked at Mo Mengchen who was preparing to be interviewed on the spot. He clenched his fists, and the pressure between his knuckles made a rubbing sound. He gritted his teeth and turned toward the passage.

Not over yet.

The next two games will be played at the Lakers' home court, and all he has to do is to drive away the demons of O's heart and let them fight for each other.

This is the last chance.

On the other hand, Mo Mengchen talked to reporters about this game. What he said was different from what fans saw in the newspaper, without any explosive points: "I am proud of my teammates, we won a difficult game."

When talking about whether there would be a determination to defend the championship away and shape the great dynasty, Mo Mengchen said plainly: "This is our goal."

Then there is a press conference.

The Lakers' explosive point is much larger than the Pistons.

The Detroit reporters at the scene were not a good meal, and anyone could tell that they didn't like each other. The reporter from the Detroit Weekly asked boldly: "Shake, do you want to get more ball rights?"

O'Neal's answer was as domineering as ever: "You have to understand that it's right to hand the ball to me. I have 60% hit rate. I can attract double teams from opponents. Then I pass to the perimeter and they will get open and easy shots. What's the offense easier than that?"

At this time, Kobe and Zen Master were by his side.

The reporter asked this question and he answered this way, and it was clear at a glance who was targeting.

Then, the Sharks also said: "A team like ours should try to make everyone integrate into the offense. You can't win the championship by relying solely on personal courage. At least I will do that."

I found that there was a show to sing here, and the local media wanted to continue assisting the team, so they asked Kobe: "Did you find that you took too much responsibility?"

Kobe has had enough of the media and O'Neal's doubts, and he answered toughly: "Many people want me to play the same ball as last season, but that's not me. You see, I have two ways: one is to play simple basketball, and I get 20 points and 7 assists per game, and I won't have any pressure. Or, I can show aggressiveness and go straight to my limits. People say that the sky is my limit, but I think the sky is not the limit."

Then, Kobe pulled down the two good players who had been eliminated: "Why did Ai and VC get praise when they took big bags, but I was willing to stand up for the team but only criticism? I don't understand that my performance on the court is not inferior to anyone, and I will not apologize or give in for this."

The Detroit media are obviously asking for trouble. After this interview, O'Neal and Kobe are obviously not very happy.

The Zen master was right next to them, but he did not interrupt the media.

He has never used his personal rights to forcibly mediate the conflicts of Ok, but let them gradually digest the conflicts in the game. He does not want the conflicts between these two people to escalate. He also hopes that these two people will understand that if the strong enemy is in front of them, they will fail again if they cannot work together.

However, there was an evil hand invisibly driving the whole thing.

The Zen master clearly did not intervene, but the conflict between Kobe and O'Neal is getting bigger and bigger. Until now, even if he wants to intervene, he can't intervene at all.

Now that they have been forced into a desperate situation, the Zen master has to stand up. He first said to the media: "I will let Shaq be the real self, and Kobe will also let him be the real self. They are the leaders of the team. When we deviate from the track, they will become the people who will lead us back on the right track. As long as we are still on the way forward, we can continue to move forward and head towards whatever we want to achieve."

The press conference ended, and Zen Master and Okay walked towards the passage prepared for the visiting team.

Kobe walked faster than others. He wanted to find a place to practice more, and this young man had endless energy.

Outside the locker room, Kobe walked in first, while the Zen master called O'Neal.

"Phil?" Shark didn't know what the Zen master had to do with him.

"Shake, I need you to show kindness to Kobe," said the Zen master.

"Show goodwill?" O'Neal could hardly believe what he heard, "I'm going to him? Why? Why didn't he show goodwill to me?"

The Zen master said in a deep voice: "Because you are bigger than him, you should be the more mature one."

"I refuse."

"Even if this continues, you will part ways?"

"Yes, we will part ways no matter what I do."

"Even if..." said the Zen master, "will we lose to the Piston again?"

O'Neal's answer was no longer decisive, because reason told him that the Zen master was right. If he and Kobe couldn't temporarily put down their grudges, they would not be able to defeat the Pistons.

The Zen master hasn't finished speaking yet, "Even if you can never prove yourself?"

"Even if your career will never be able to win the championship?"

"Even if the world calls you a loser?"

The Zen master approached the shark and finally asked, "Even if the dor.mo is stepped on under his feet again?"

These questions piled up like mountains, but the last question pierced into the shark's heart. He remembered the ugly face that made him have nightmares and fired countless times.

"No!" he roared.

"Do you want to be trampled by that person for the rest of your life?"

"No!" He was louder than before, and he responded loudly to the Zen master.

"Since you don't want to, you have to show kindness to Kobe!" said the Zen master, "You must join forces, otherwise we have no chance of winning!"

O'Neal clenched his fists, as if he had countless anger. He wanted to defeat the Pistons by himself, but this was impossible.

This is the fact that he is least willing to face.

To defeat the Pistons, he needs Kobe's help.

He did not agree to the Zen master, nor did he refuse. He just turned around and opened the door of the locker room and walked in.

The Zen master was right at the door because the shark did not close the door, so he could hear the movement inside clearly.

What will happen soon.

This is their last chance. If the ok crack can be repaired tonight, even if it is only temporary and may crack at any time, it is worth it.

These two people must know that in order to defeat a strong enemy, one person's strength is far from enough.

Rick Fox saw O'Neal take off his jersey and wanted to say something, but he didn't know how to speak.

O'Neal and Kobe were so close, but there was no communication.

This reminded him of Bird and McHale of the Celtics. His career started with the Celtics, which happened to be Bird's last season, and McHale was also on the team.

In his opinion, ok is like a copy of these two people.

Bird takes everything seriously, while McHale takes the game with a playful attitude. The latter always jokes in training and throws incredible balls in the game, which makes Bird unbearable. Everyone on the team must choose between Bird and McHale.

However, no matter how big the conflicts they have, they don’t seem to be as big as they are now.

These two people are already in the same position.

It was at this moment that O'Neal suddenly called Kobe.

Not only Kobe, but also brought the attention of the whole team.

"I don't want to play alone, will you help me?" Shake O'Neal said this to Kobe Bryant, the proudest guy in the current service and the most eye-catching bastard in the league.

No one knows what Kobe is thinking. He seems to be relaxing his emotions to digest these words that are extremely impactful.

Finally, Kobe nodded calmly and replied, "I have been waiting for you."
Chapter completed!