Kobe Bryant's Motivation (Reviewing Kobe Bryant's Brilliant Moment)
Chapter 1: Kobe Bryant's career.
Kobe Bryant was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on August 23rd, 1978. He entered the NBA from 65438 to 0996 and spent his career with the Los Angeles Lakers. Kobe's career is full of brilliant moments, and his performance on the court is unforgettable. He won five championships, two finals MVP, 18 all-star, four all-star MVP, 1 regular season MVP, two scoring champions, too many honors and records. He is one of the greatest players in NBA history, and his name will be engraved in NBA history forever.
Chapter two: Kobe Bryant's classic moment
Kobe has too many classic moments, and here are just some of them.
1.8 1 point
On June 22nd, 2006, Kobe Bryant scored 8 1 point against Toronto Raptors, which was the second highest scoring record in NBA history. In this game, Kobe almost won the whole game alone.
2. The War of Redemption
In the 2009 finals, the Lakers lost to the Orlando Magic in Game 4, so the Magic made the score 2-2. In Game 5, Kobe scored 29 points and led the Lakers to win the game. In Game 6, Kobe scored 30 points again to lead the Lakers to the championship.
3. The last game
2016 April 13, Kobe scored 60 points against Utah jazz, setting a record for the highest score in the last game in NBA history. In this game, Kobe's performance made people witness his greatness again.
Chapter three: Kobe's basketball skills.
Kobe's basketball skills are the foundation of his brilliant moments. His shooting skills, dribbling skills, rhythm skills, sense of rhythm and defensive ability are among the best in NBA history. Here, let's take a look at Kobe's shooting skills.
1. Basic shooting
Kobe's basic shooting posture is very standard, the shooting steps are very smooth, and the strength of arms and fingers is very balanced. His shooting posture is standard, his shooting posture is stable, and his arms and fingers are balanced.
2. medium-range shooting
Kobe's mid-range shooting is accurate, his shooting posture is standard, and the strength of his arms and fingers is balanced. His middle-distance shooting is accurate, his middle-distance shooting posture is stable, and the strength of his arms and fingers is balanced.
3. Three-pointers
Kobe's three-pointers are accurate, his shooting posture is standard, and the strength of his arms and fingers is balanced. His three-pointer is accurate, his three-pointer posture is stable, and his arms and fingers are balanced.