Kobe always had an extraordinary thought process, as he always considered himself first and not others.
In some respect, this is extreme arrogance, but from another perspective, it can be seen as being very self-centered and confident.
In everyday life and work, such people can be quite annoying, but in the highly competitive environment of the NBA, Kobe's persistence and self-focus bring massive energy.
Of course, this energy is sometimes positive, and sometimes negative.
In the third game, it was positive. His confident three-point shots crushed the Glory's defense, helping the team secure victory.
In this game, Kobe's persistence harmed the team; his reckless shooting plunged the Trail Blazers from a balanced position into disadvantage.
Unfortunately, after the timeout, Kobe did not change his approach; he continued to shoot as usual, but his shooting percentage remained poor.
