Seven Hundred and Ninety-Nine: 7 Games Are Too Troublesome, Just Be Neater

The electronic buzzer finally sounded, cold and relentless.

, the visiting team is in front and the home team is behind.

The Miami Heat were close to winning, maybe, just short of LeBron James' open 3-pointer...

At the end of the game, James seemed to have been drained of all his strength. He got down on one knee, resting on the ground with one hand.

A few drops of liquid fell on the wooden floor, and James didn't know if it was sweat or tears.

Beside James, Link is like a musician who just finished a perfect performance. He raised his arms gracefully, closed his eyes, and enjoyed his moment of victory.

James, who was on one knee, and Link, who raised his arms, were only separated by a midfield line.

A midfield line that separates heaven and hell.

Countless reporters captured this classic and dramatic scene, which reminded people of Kevin Garnett and Chris Webber who met in the playoffs in the 2003-04 season.

In that round of the Western Conference semifinals, the Timberwolves and the gorgeous Kings fought 6 games and still tied. At that time, the battle between the new KG and the veteran star Chris Webber was even more intense.

Before the tiebreaker, KG told everyone, "My gun is already loaded with bullets."

As a result, in the final moments of the tiebreaker, Garnett really shot the bullet in his gun. In the last quarter of the game, Garnett scored 13 points in a row, leaving the then-Kings coach Rick Adelman stunned.

At the end of the game, the king actually has a chance to redeem himself. But Webber was like James today. Under Garnett's defense, the great Chris Webber missed that crucial three-pointer, and the Sacramento Kings eventually lost.

After the game, Garnett raised his arms and cheered, in a brutal contrast to Webber's tumultuous cry next to him.

That is, since that day, people said, the handover ceremony of the league's best power forward was officially completed.

James and Link today are like Garnett and Webber ten years ago.

Countless reporters have preserved this historic scene, which they believe will become one of the classic pictures in NBA history.

Link was quickly surrounded by his teammates, who cheered for Link's terrifying 3-pointer a minute before the end of the game.

James was also surrounded by his teammates, and Wade and Bosh worked together to pull James up.

At this time, Wade or Bosh should have said comfortably, "It's okay, we have two home games next."

However, Wade and Bosh did not speak. They just looked at James, patted Heat No. 6 on the shoulder reluctantly, and turned to the player tunnel.

Today, Wade scored 38 points, and he has done his best. Today, the Heat are shooting 51.4 percent from three-point range, and they may never be able to make such three-pointers again.

Even so, they still lost.

For two consecutive games, the Heat, who tried their best, failed to win the game. So after the next two home games, are they sure to win?

No one wants to deceive themselves, everyone on the Heat knows what this situation means, but everyone is reluctant to say it...

Before James walked back to the tunnel, he glanced back at FedEx Arena and Link, who was being interviewed.

After a few seconds, James left in frustration.

He doesn't want to admit that his era is over, but this season... there's not much hope.

James, who left silently, has nothing to do, and Link on the court has become the focus of time.

rebounds and 12 assists, the finals hit a triple-double for the second consecutive game.

In the decades before the NBA, countless stars were born, but none of them could do what Link did tonight.

In addition, Link's 12 assists also tied the record for the most assists a striker has ever had in the finals.

These two new records have made Link a lot of attention.

But for Link, the most exciting thing today was victory.

2-0, the Memphis Grizzlies kept their first two home games. And since Link joined the Grizzlies, the Grizzlies have never lost a game whenever they have a 2-0 lead in the playoffs.

Therefore, Link is also very honest when facing the camera, "I have said more than once, the personal record is only a side reward. For me, only the victory is the most valuable. I am very happy, we persevered to the end today. Coming down we'll be heading to Miami to face the heat, but honestly, we're under no pressure right now!"

Link's line of "no pressure" made Miami fans and the media very heartbroken.

They, who did not experience the battle themselves, believed that the Miami Heat were one step away from victory. Back at the home court, maybe this step can really go out.

In their opinion, it is not a terrible thing to be behind the Grizzlies 0-2, and the Big Three of the Heat will definitely be able to turn the tide at home. O'Brien Cup, who to go home with.

So in the press conference after the game, the Miami media did not let Link go, "You mean, do you think your team can continue to win in the next two away games? I have to remind you, Miami The Heat have never lost at home in the playoffs this season! So, do you really know what you're talking about!?"

Link was not angry. He looked at the angry Miami reporter and smiled jokingly, "Thank you for your reminder, Mr. Reporter. My expression may have misunderstood you, but I didn't say I would definitely win the next two. Away. I mean, I want the Miami Heat's pain to end sooner, your pain to end."

Link certainly wasn't afraid to say that, knowing that the Heat's confidence had been completely shattered. It's just that these people who haven't experienced the game themselves don't know how terrifying the game is.

"Really? So how fast do you mean as soon as possible?"

"Well...if you really want to hear it, of course I hope it's 4-0."

After Link finished speaking, he leaned back confidently, admiring the surprised expression of the Miami reporter.

"4-0...are you sure? There have only been a few 4-0 finals in NBA history, you know? Haha, you're right, with such a score, you can only Just think about it."

"I said, I don't like to study these historical records. So, I really don't know how many times in NBA history the finals were 4-0. I only know that the last time there was a 4-0 in the finals, it was In 2007. And that year, the same guy who led the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat this year. Okay, that's it for today, everyone has worked hard."

After Link finished, he stood up dashingly and announced the end of the press conference, without giving the frustrated reporter a chance to come back.

Although Link said these words to rebuke those reporters who did not know how to respect winners, he also knew that these words were likely to be associated with players who angered the Miami Heat.

But Link is really not afraid to provoke them now. In two games, Link has already figured out the full strength of the Miami people.

And their strength is far from being able to knock down the Grizzlies!

When the Grizzlies defeated the would-be-champion Spurs 4-1, Link was wondering what score they would have with the Heat.

Now, he has the answer in his heart.

Kevin Garnett took the baton from Chris Webber in seven games.

But Link felt that the seven games were too much trouble. Of course, the sooner he took over the crown on the head of the "Little Emperor", the better.

Since it's going to be handed over, it's more straightforward.

The battle of the finals will completely stop on the south coast.