Bill MacDonald calls a Lakers game while Kobe Bryant describes what the zone feels like: supreme confidence, time slowing down, complete focus on nothing but the shot. Kobe had 22 points that night.
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22 ("22 on the night").
They're giving him the ball to see if he can add to it. Yes, he does. Now that tells you what the Lakers are doing defensively. Kobe still six and a half to play in the third. He pulls up for a three. Trying to move around. Mo Pete trying to put him up. Finally shoots. He decides to go up with you.
McDonald in for Joel Myers. Here's Kobe again. Point margin here. Kobe all the way. Reversal 22 on the night. Knocked away by Kobe. Great hustle by Kobe. He's gonna score.
When you get in that zone, it's just a supreme confidence that you know it's going in. It's not a matter of if or this that it's going in. Things just slow down.
You know, everything slows down. You just have supreme confidence.
But when that happens, you know, you really do not try to focus on what's going on, because you could lose it in a. Everything becomes one noise. You know, it's not. You don't hear this or that. Everything's just one noise. You're not paying attention to one or the other. You just. You just stand right there. You have to really try to stay in the present, not, you know, not let anything break that rhythm and get in the zone. You just kind of stay there. You become oblivious to everything that's going on. You know, you don't think about your surroundings or.
And what's going on with the crowd or the team. Think about.
