Watch how NBA big guys deal with conflicts: Kobe Bryant beats you up, Duncan’s mysterious smile makes people confused

Various conflicts often occur in the NBA. After all, a group of big guys It's understandable that men sometimes have tempers when they play together. Some players seem to be dynamite, and as long as there is a conflict, they will definitely fight head-on. But some players are different. It's not that they are cowardly, but that they have experienced great storms and disdain such conflicts. So how will they deal with conflicts?

Durant and Westbrook played house with a child, and the social melon smiled

During the Thunder's game against the Warriors some time ago, Durant and Westbrook were on the court There was a conflict, and they talked trash at each other, but in the replay, everyone saw a meaningful smile from one of the players on the sidelines at the moment when the two were fighting fiercely. This player has a social background. Known as Anthony. Anthony, who has experienced the ups and downs in society, seems to be indifferent to this kind of conflict. Maybe in Anthony's mind, this level of confrontation is just like children playing house.

Do you ignore teammates fighting? Wouldn't a quasi-defeat be more realistic

An interesting scene happened in the game between the Bulls and the Celtics last season. Players from both sides of the game clashed due to a dispute, and they instantly gathered together to prepare for interaction. But then a mysterious man suddenly appeared in the camera. He ignored the conflict between the two sides and instead picked up the ball and shot a three-pointer. This player was Wade. Many netizens are surprised by this. Why is Wade so calm when there is a conflict between teammates?

However, it was Wade's key three-pointer at the last moment of the game that completely took away the Celtics. After making the goal, Wade made an arrogant "throat-cutting ceremony" celebration. It turned out that Wade doesn't ignore conflicts, and just use his skills to resolve matters on the court.

Artest provoked Kobe and was severely punished by both offense and defense

Before Artest joined the Lakers, Artest and Kobe were actually old enemies. During a game, the young Artest came directly to Kobe. He put his elbow directly on Kobe's neck during a defense. Kobe did not directly conflict with Artest at the time. After being pulled away by the referee, , Artest also kept spitting trash at Kobe. At that time, there was still half of the fourth quarter, and the Lakers only led by 2 points. But Artest didn't know that he had offended the wrong person, and it was his conflict that completely angered Kobe.

In the next game, Kobe beat Artest on both offense and defense: On the defensive end, Kobe blocked Artest's layup once and directly stole Artest twice. Gain the ball. On the offensive end, Kobe made two breakthroughs (one was 2+1), a super long three-pointer, and a difficult fadeaway. After that difficult fadeaway hit, Kobe shook his finger directly at Artest. At the last moment of the game, Artest was completely convinced by Kobe's lesson. Artest later joined the Lakers and won a championship with the Lakers. No matter what the occasion, Artest would always express his admiration for Kobe when he was interviewed. The weird-tempered Artest was beaten by Kobe.

Old Duncan was bullied by Perkins, and his mysterious smile eliminated you

In the fourth game of the 2014 Western Conference playoff series, Spurs legend Duncan was wildly targeted during the game In that game, Duncan only scored 9 points and 6 rebounds on 3 of 8 shots. In the third quarter of the game, Thunder player Perkins kept his arms around Duncan's neck during a jam. After the referee blew the whistle, Perkins pushed Duncan away while chattering endlessly.

If it had been another player, he might have gone up to fight Perkins, but after being pushed away, Duncan showed a smile that was difficult for ordinary people to understand. The Spurs lost this game, and the total score was tied 2-2 by the Thunder. Obviously, Perkins "contributed a lot" to this game.

But don’t think that honest people are easy to mess with. Duncan had a big explosion in the following games. In the fifth game, he scored 22 points and 12 rebounds on 8 of 13 shots. In the last game of the eliminated Thunder, he also scored 22 points and 12 rebounds. He had 19 points, 16 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 1 block and 0 turnovers. The Spurs were the NBA champions that year. Oh, I forgot to mention that Duncan was 38 years old that year.