The Lakers problem is not just center, but also a small man who can disrupt the situation, even Parker,

"Death God" Smush Parker

Smash, Sima Shi, such a mighty name.

He left all his best time with the Lakers, or to be precise, in 2006.

, let's start from the beginning.

This 1.93-meter-old New York-style guard is not a prestigious basketball school, but he is more determined than he wants. He is eager to participate in the draft after his freshman year. It was in 2002, and he was in the same class as Yao Ming, but unfortunately, he lost the election.

Fortunately, the Cavaliers gave him a one-year contract with a try-out attitude. He played 66 games, averaging 6.2 points and 2.5 assists per game, which is mediocre.

Then, he ran overseas and fought for a year.

In 2004, he returned to the league, passed the Detroit trial, and got on the high-straight of the defending champion, but after only 11 games, he was cut.

Don't say that Larry Brown doesn't look down on a street ball defender, after all, he has worked with Iverson.

He went to the Sun to sign a 10-day short contract, but he did not renew his contract after 10 days and was laid off!

Until August 2005, the Lakers extended an olive branch.

Parker jumped over the dragon goal and became Los Angeles' starting point guard!

82 games, and they are all starting players. They averaged 11.5 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.7 steals per 34 minutes. The three-point shooting percentage is 36%

. In the side of Kobe and Odom, he does not need to do the organizational work. Sharing firepower and playing life to defend is his way of survival!

Parker sent 140 steals throughout the season, ranking 9th in the league. He was useless in the game against the Bucks, sending 7 steals, setting a personal record. In the 7 major games between the playoffs and the Suns in 2006, he was on the court at the last decisive moment of each game, which shows the team's trust in him.

In the last 40 seconds of the second game, he received Odom's pass and made a layup, widening the gap to 5 points, basically securing the victory. In the third game, he scored the highest score of the team of 18 points, and other technical statistics were actually 0! Even the free throw is 0, and 0 of 4 three-pointers is 4! In the fourth game, Parker made 0 of 8 shots in the first three quarters, but he woke up in the fourth quarter. In the last 8 seconds, he received an assist from Odom and made a three-pointer from the outside, making an inch! 88-90, the Lakers were still 2 points behind. Immediately after, the Suns made a mistake in serving, he successfully intercepted and quickly passed it to Kobe in the frontcourt, and Kobe scored a layup!

3-1!

But Parker was basically locked by the Sun in the last three games and made no achievements.

He shot miserably throughout the series, averaging 9 points per game, but sent 15 steals, and did his best on the defensive end. In the 2006-07 season, he was still the starting point guard, continuing his stable performance in 2006, but was basically abandoned in the playoffs, and the team's rookie Jordan Famal replaced him. After the end of the season, his fate with the Lakers ended and the good days were over.

He first went to Miami to assist Wade, and then he went to the Clippers again, and was quickly cut.

At this point, his NBA journey ended and he traveled to the CBA to study the scriptures.