Team doctor Brandon knew that Jiang Hao didn't want to leave the field, but he had to tell the truth.

"Dislocated finger?"

"Then why not just reset it?"

Jiang Hao breathed a sigh of relief. He thought his finger was broken just now.

Now it looked like it was just a dislocated finger, which made him relax a bit.

Moreover, at this moment, another picture immediately appeared in his mind, which was about his idol Kobe Bryant.

On February 20, 2016, Beijing time, the Lakers faced the powerful Spurs at home. This game was the last time Kobe Bryant faced the Spurs in his career. With a great player and a great opponent, the Black Mamba was naturally not willing to miss it.

The All-Star Weekend before that gave Kobe enough time to rest and recuperate, so that he would not miss this last contest with a great opponent due to fatigue.

Of course, everyone, including Kobe, hoped that Peter Pan could finish this farewell game against his great opponent in good health.

But the accident happened during the game. When the game came to the fourth quarter, Kobe's finger was dislocated.

The incident happened with 2 minutes and 10 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Kobe injured a finger on his right hand during a scramble, and his expression was in pain. The Lakers quickly called a timeout, and team doctor Vitti immediately pulled Kobe to the sidelines for treatment. He discovered that,

Kobe's finger was dislocated.

The experienced Weidi understood the situation clearly at a glance. He whispered a few words into Kobe's ear, and with a strong hand, he pushed back Kobe's dislocated finger. That's right, he used a strong force to pull back Kobe's dislocated finger.

It was broken back! We can clearly see through the live footage that at that moment, Kobe shivered in pain and almost failed to stand.

We can imagine this kind of pain, but for Kobe, it seems to be nothing. Because, after pulling back the dislocated finger, Kobe did not leave the game, but played for more than one minute and made a shot.

a ball.

To be honest, this is probably one of the reasons why Jiang Hao likes Kobe.

Thinking of this, Jiang Hao couldn't help but smile.

Is this all doomed?

If Kobe hadn't had that experience before, he might have accepted Brandon's suggestion and returned to the locker room to deal with it.

But now, it seems that he must imitate Kobe. Otherwise, why would you regard Kobe as your idol?

"Brandon, just help me reset. You know, this game has reached a critical moment. The team needs me at this time. I can't just return to the locker room so easily."
Chapter completed!