I would like to ask why Kobe plays more iron and his shooting percentage is low every time.

Because he has an indomitable character, the more he can't throw, the more he wants to throw, and sometimes he doesn't even feel anything, so he will be more iron. Moreover, Kobe's height and weight are not dominant among the counterpoint players, and he prefers to attack with the ball rather than being assisted, so he often uses difficult shots, and his hit rate is definitely not high.

What my friend said earlier is that Kobe has a high hit rate among players in the same position, which is not accurate. Slightly above average, not very high. Of course, this is to add up the main points of each team. These two positions are relatively close, and many players also play these two positions. But it is not a substitute. Those players who sit on the bench and feel cold and stand up to play are normal, and their shooting percentage is not as high as Kobe Bryant's.