Chapter 641: Rampage: Another 50 points, Game 7 of the Finals!

In the final quarter, Su Yan scored another relatively easy 11 points, exploding for 54 points in the game and leading the team to a 23-point victory.

Even though there were still 4 minutes and 44 seconds left on the clock.

But the Lakers were truly beyond saving; they could no longer reverse the tide and ultimately lost the game.

Bulls 3:3 Lakers.

Since Su Yan's return, he used two 50+ point rampage performances to lead the Bulls in sounding the horn for a comeback.

He rewrote the series score from 1:3 to a 3:3 tie, dragging the series into a Game 7.

Game 7 returns to the United Center, back to the Bulls' home court, while also possessing the momentum of a two-game winning streak.

The Bulls have completely pulled back the initiative of the Finals, putting the pressure on the Lakers.

Yet the Lakers seem to be not the least bit anxious.

After the game.

The "OK Duo" didn't even conduct press interviews, returning directly to the locker room.

But the obvious conflict between the two on the court and their mediocre performance were seen by the fans.

Coupled with the series being rewritten from the supposedly certain 1:3 to a 3:3 tie, dragging into a Game 7.

The next day.

The trending searches exploded, and fans were like ants on a hot pan, with heated discussions erupting.

"What? Game 7? What are the Lakers doing? A game that was sure to be won has been played into a mess.

I'm truly speechless!"

"No, what is Kobe doing?

Clearly he can't attack, clearly he can't break through Su Yan's defense, why does he keep forcing shots? Can't he just give the ball to O'Neal in the paint?"

"They really don't want to win, they don't deserve to win!"

"Facing the Bulls, O'Neal is an unsolvable existence. As long as you give him the ball, it's a guaranteed win right now; there shouldn't be any possibility of losing.

I really don't understand how such a situation could be dragged into a Game 7, and with the risk of losing?"

"Kobe is too serious; he wants to win the FMVP too much, he doesn't want to see O'Neal play better than him at all.

He started fighting for ball possession, he started attacking recklessly; this is truly headache-inducing."

"That's right, Kobe is one of the team's dual cores; it's very reasonable and normal for him to take the ball and attack.

It's even necessary for him to occasionally force an attack; this can boost team morale and also deal a mental blow to the opponent.

However.

The opponent is a DPOY-level defensive stalwart.

If he can't attack, he shouldn't act on impulse; he should give the ball to O'Neal, let O'Neal first provide enough defensive deterrence, and then feed back to Kobe.

Or perhaps.

Why not just bypass Su Yan to attack? Why hang yourself on one tree?

At this time, don't compete over individual ability; being able to win the championship is the true path, that is the greatest reward for a season of hard work." ===== CHAPTER 643 =====