NBA: From the Start, Miller Time Leads Kobe to Six Championships

【Kobe’s Sixth Title + Suns Dynasty + Leading Nash and Hill to a Championship + Female Lead Over 50】 Game Four of the 2010–11 Western Conference Semifinals. The Los Angeles Lakers are down 36 points to the Dallas Mavericks, and the game has become garbage time. Li Shuiwang, a Chinese benchwarmer, checks into the game. After activating the GOAT System, Li Shuiwang turns the game around with Reggie Miller’s three-point shooting, then wins three straight games to set up a showdown with the Oklahoma City Thunder. The up-and-coming Thunder's Big Three run the aging Lakers ragged, but pay the price for their inexperience and get eliminated. The much-anticipated showdown between No. 23 and No. 24 unfolds as expected. Who is truly the league’s best player? Who is the real heir to Jordan? Which is more beautiful: the fadeaway jumper, or the crab-style fadeaway with its brutal aesthetic? Who can surpass Jordan? Who is the GOAT? But with the NBA Finals over, everything changes, and Li Shuiwang joins the debate. Kobe gets the three-peat he wanted after leaving O'Neal, proving he can lead a team to a dynasty. Sadly, it is also his last title. Recognizing the danger, the Oklahoma City Thunder re-sign Harden. With all three superstars, the fully assembled Thunder still fail to win a title. The Splash Brothers, who usher in another small-ball revolution, discover that Li Shuiwang is a mountain they can never overcome. The Miami Heat’s Big Three, one of whom had never played on a superteam before, are dismantled, and “not 7” becomes the stain on a GOAT’s career. Back in Cleveland, he forms another Big Three, but still fails to win a title, because Li Shuiwang has already become the universally acknowledged GOAT!