1052: 3 Single Superstars per Game

After Kevin Durant provoked the Grizzlies, his social media went viral again.

Since he moved to the Warriors last summer, Durant, once the youngest scoring champion, has changed drastically.

In the past in the Thunder, people thought he was a good boy who was taciturn and focused only on basketball.

But after moving to the Warriors, Durant seemed to have lifted the seal and began to show his true self.

He is no longer taciturn. Whether on social media or in games, Durant talks a lot.

He is no longer polite. After he left the Thunder, he immediately tweeted to mock his former teammates, started a scolding war with Westbrook online, and even opened a trumpet to quarrel with fans.

All these behaviors have greatly changed Durant's image in the hearts of fans.

Now, people finally understand why Link and Durant are so at odds with each other. Although Link is not a good person, at least he is more straightforward and real than Durant.

After experiencing the transformation of the Warriors, fans will no longer be surprised when Durant once again becomes rude on social media.

After all, this isn't the first time Durant has done this.

The fans are just looking forward to it now. They all want to know whether the current Grizzlies have the ability to compete with last season's defending champion! And how the Grizzlies players would respond to Durant's rude remarks.

Although the game between the Grizzlies and the Warriors will not officially start until December 5, in the meantime, the Grizzlies will have to compete with the Pelicans first.

But for such blockbuster games, the momentum often starts days in advance.

Starting on December 2, ESPN has been continuously broadcasting promotional shorts for this game during commercial breaks.

On the Internet, fans from both sides also took the lead in starting a contest of "whose keyboard is harder?" Whether in the United States, China or other places in the world that pay attention to basketball, there will always be scolding wars on any forum about basketball.

In Memphis, the city government also elevated this regular season game to a series level.

Huge posters saying "Beat the Championship" were posted everywhere on major billboards in the city.

Fans took to the streets to show off the "Regain the Honor" T-shirts they were wearing.

There hasn't been such a frenzy in the NBA for a long time. When the two teams played against each other, the fans acted like they were at war.

Perhaps only the battle between the Lakers and Celtics in the 1980s could achieve such a sensational effect.

No one can predict how much this game will benefit the league.

No one knows how much praise the team that wins the game will receive!

Of course, if they lose, whether they are the Warriors or the Grizzlies, they will undoubtedly be discredited.

If the Grizzlies lose to the Warriors again, their current 19-game winning streak will become meaningless. Because a winning streak doesn't allow you to win the O'Brien Trophy.

And if the Warriors lose, the value of their championship last year will definitely be questioned. People will say that they won the championship because the Grizzlies had too many injuries.

In any case, this is definitely a game that neither side can afford to lose.

Although it is only a regular season game, this is also a battle of honor between the two teams, a battle of honor between Link and Durant!

After Durant took the lead in provoking Link, Link was not idle either.

If it were anyone else, Link might really be too lazy to care.

But that's a different matter for Durant. His rivals are all here, so there's no reason why he shouldn't fight.

Even if it is a war of words,

You have to fight Durant to the end! So soon, Link launched a counterattack on his social media.

"We lost the championship before we even made a move. I'm sorry, but we are now No. 1 in the Western Conference, and we haven't lost yet. So what about the championship? The championship has lost three games now."

Link began to take advantage of the Warriors' current record of 18 wins and 3 losses.

Of course, 18 wins and 3 losses is already great, but compared with the Grizzlies' 19 wins and 0 losses, it's still a bit less interesting.

Link's positive response further pushed the heat of the game to its climax.

His argument undoubtedly stepped on the sore feet of Durant and the Warriors. Link spoke with his record, which is precisely what worries the Warriors the most.

However, it would be too incompetent if the Warriors were so easily choked and speechless.

Soon, Draymond Green also joined the scolding war.

"The Grizzlies' record is of course excellent. If we could meet the Timberwolves three times within a month, we would maintain a complete victory."

Green is undoubtedly secretly complaining about the Grizzlies' schedule. He believes that the reason why the Grizzlies can suppress the Warriors in the regular season record is not because they are stronger, but because of the weak teams the Grizzlies have encountered in more than a month. More!

The implication is that if the Warriors beat the Grizzlies' opponents, they can win easily and happily. The Grizzlies' current record has no gold or persuasiveness at all.

As soon as Green said these words, before the Grizzlies fans could react, the Minneapolis fans were the first to give up.

Nonsense, if you fight a grizzly bear and bring a Timberwolf with you, they will definitely not do it.

Now, before Link even had to take action, Green was besieged by Minneapolis fans.

Even retired Timberwolves star Garnett couldn't help but return to the world of trolls.

"You know? Some bad people can't get the respect of others even if they win ten championships, because they have a pitiful, despicable, loser heart!"

Link looked at Green's comments section that was invaded by Minneapolis fans and couldn't help but shake his head.

This guy Green is indeed a fool.

Although Garnett and Timberwolves fans have helped Link educate Green, Link does not intend to stop there.

In an interview with an ESPN reporter at the training center on the afternoon of December 2, Link expressed that he was very envious of Green.

"To be honest, I am actually very envious and jealous of him. Seeing the achievements that Green has achieved, I still feel somewhat unbalanced in my heart."

Hearing what Link said, the reporter instantly became excited. Is it possible that Link wants to tell everyone about his inner world?

But the next second, things immediately reversed.

"I'm jealous of Green because he was regarded as a superstar by the fans with just three singles. He just used dirty methods to knock down a few opponents and easily got a multi-million contract. He just He met a few teammates who were far superior to him and got a championship ring. Who wouldn’t envy and hate this kind of shitty luck? Many players and I work hard every day, and we are not as good as him who is just a freeloader. happy."

After Link's interview was exposed by ESPN, Green's lungs almost exploded.

It can be said that every word Link said was like a knife piercing Green's chest.

The meme "averaging three singles per game" has also become popular among fans.

After this, Green angrily began to fight back.

But weak scoldings such as "I am the championship" and "You couldn't beat me last season" are not enough to form a counterattack. Instead, they are more like the scolding of a cornered child.

Link's interview gave him a temporary lead in the war of words. Link felt extremely happy imagining Durant and Green's angry expressions.

Of course, this is not the final victory. Link couldn't wait to hand the Warriors their fourth defeat.

Just when the scolding war between the two sides entered a fierce stage, on December 3, the Grizzlies met the Pelicans in an away game.

The New Orleans Pelicans are also the last opponent before the Grizzlies and Warriors play against each other.

People thought this game was just a warm-up before the Grizzlies and Warriors played against each other.

Unexpectedly, Link and his teammates ran into some trouble in New Orleans.