Basketball Legend: When Pride Still Matters Chapter 1144: 630: Years of Hatred3

Chapter 1144: Chapter 630: Years of Hatred_3

This domain can be called the “low-pressure zone.”

No matter what you want to do, you can do it without any pressure,

Jas likes to grab uncontested rebounds, likes to finish easy fast breaks, likes to dish out those steady assists, and of course, he also likes to take the last shot in a tie ga. He prefers an environnt where whatever he does can’t be wrong.

The Clippers struggled for a bit, closing the gap to 12 points, then Stephen Curry orchestrated a play with Jokić for a 3 1, which eliminated any suspense in the ga.

Rivers simply pulled his starters, indirectly declaring the ga had entered garbage ti.

At the final buzzer, the Miami Heat triumphantly defeated the Clippers by a 15-point margin in this highly-anticipated showdown.

“Stephen Curry may have ended the debate over the regular season’s Most Valuable Player tonight!”

When reporters brought this question to Curry, he simply said, “My teammates are the MVPs, for , this is just the first step to success, it’s far from ti to celebrate.”

Jas temporarily stopped pondering the issues that troubled him.

He knew he wouldn’t be the MVP, nor the team leader, as Curry’s status was unshakable…

None of that mattered.

What mattered was that he won another ga against Yu Fei.

For soone who had failed to beat Yu Fei for six consecutive years, this was undoubtedly a cause for celebration.

“So say I don’t deserve to win, now I want to hear what they say!” Jas rembered everything, he was just waiting for an opportunity to speak up. “Does being successful on a more talented team give them the right to judge others? I an no disrespect to others, just to give a simple example, does a role player in a dynasty team have the right to judge soone like Reggie Miller, who pursued a championship his whole life but ultimately failed to achieve his goal? I don’t think so, that’s just arrogance and prejudice. Winners can do that, but we have the right to argue back!”

Jas’s comnts triggered a strong reaction from the outside world.

Even though the Clippers lost tonight, it was just a regular season ga, and it’s too early to settle past accounts now.

Interestingly, when Yu Fei heard what the reporters relayed, he laughed.

“Is this a line from a sitcom? I don’t think such a thing happens in reality.” Yu Fei mockingly asked, “LeBron comparing himself to Reggie Miller? Is he serious? Reggie Miller never left Indiana; he never humiliated Indiana in front of the whole country and then chose to band with other stars only to fail again and then sneak back to Indiana promising never to leave again! Is he serious? He ran away again! Now he has gone to Miami, and after winning just one regular-season ga, he starts to revise known history. Is he serious? Does he truly live in reality?”

Jas secured a regular-season victory, hoping to drive the postga narrative, but unfortunately, with too many dark spots in his history and inappropriate examples, he was reversed by the GOAT after the ga.

Now, the trial of LeBron Jas has started again.

But both parties know that this is just the beginning.

They will not et again in the regular season. To intensify this grudge, they’ll have to move to a higher stage.

Coincidentally, the Clippers aim for a three-peat, while the sole reason the Miami Heat got together is their thirst for a title.

Everyone has their reasons not to lose, so let’s see whose fist is stronger in the Finals.

The verbal sparring between Yu Fei and Jas has pulled the world into the Finals atmosphere in advance.

One can imagine how many conflicts this pair of rivals will ignite in the Finals.

And that is precisely what the outside world wants to see.

To tell the story of Yu Fei, Jas is an inevitable important figure, a loser who has played this role for fourteen years. In the final stages of Yu Fei’s career, will he continue to fail as he always has?

Kwa Brown sumd it up well: “According to LeBron, soone like who has won eight championships in partnership doesn’t have the right to judge his career, then let the qualified ones judge. Rember my words, Frye will destroy LeBron in a few months, just like Ali did to George Foreman in the ‘Rumble in the Jungle’!”