Chapter 623: After the game, the Lakers won by 3 points

At halftime, the Lakers had a 6-point lead.

You know, throughout the first half, O'Neal only shot 6 times, and Kobe's shooting percentage was only 30%; the "OK duo" didn't play well.

In such a situation, the Lakers could still win points; it can only be said that their combat power was completely overflowing.

And the entire Bulls team also played the game very seriously, fighting for every offensive and defensive possession, but the gap in combat power was too large, and there was simply no way.

Returning in the second half.

After the fermentation of the halftime break, the conflict between the "OK duo" became more intense, reaching the point where the two were arguing on the court.

Infighting.

The Lakers were currently in a situation of complete infighting.

However.

Even so, they could still suppress the Bulls, which made the home Bulls fans' eyes full of despair.

How can this be won?

There was simply no hope of winning.

"Forget it, forget it!"

"This year's Bulls end here!"

"You can't blame the Lakers, you can't blame the Bulls, and you can't blame the suspended Su Yan; everything seems to be destined by heaven.

It seems that Su Yan, an undrafted player, winning the championship in his first year was an inappropriate thing to begin with.

This seems to be an act against heaven.

Then various factors will appear to make this thing impossible to achieve."

"The Lakers really gave an opportunity, but there's no way; the Bulls, missing Su Yan, are still a little short."

"Let it be."

"After all, they broke into the Finals stage in their first year, so what if they fail? Next year, the Bulls will surely make a comeback and strongly take the championship into their hands!"

"..."

The home fans had already let go.

The entire Bulls team hadn't given up yet and was still struggling bitterly.

Everyone thought that the conflict between the "OK duo" would definitely lead to a serious decline in the Lakers' overall offense, which would definitely allow them to find a gap to chase points and reverse the game.

It sounded reasonable.

But the overflowing combat power meant that even if they found a gap, they couldn't catch up with the score and couldn't achieve a reversal.

However.

It was precisely because the Lakers had internal problems.

The offensive rhythm and firepower had declined to a large extent, so although the Bulls lost the game, they only lost by 8 points in the end. **CHAPTER 625**