Kobe seized the opportunity and suddenly lowered his center of gravity. With a "Shock Dribble," he dodged Artest's "Turning Strike" and charged beyond the three-point line. This time, he shook off Artest cleanly.
But Su Wan's positioning was also incredibly precise this time, directly forcing Kobe to stop.
Kobe could only pull the ball back, preparing to attack again.
Artest wanted to switch back to defense at this point, but Su Wan waved him off.
After all, in a "Three Heroes Battle Lu Bu" situation, how could they keep exhausting their youngest brother?
Without the same physical pressure from Artest, Su Wan still troubled Kobe in another way.
This guy's reaction was quicker than Artest's, always catching the moment Kobe wanted to make a "Breakthrough" and establishing a timely defensive position. Kobe, seeing this, had no choice but to forcefully drive in with the ball.
Su Wan's deficiency compared to Artest was revealed at this moment:
