The Cavaliers’ championship parade was grand, and the dia coverage afterward was overwhelming.
Among the most circulated on social dia was Malone’s "Who is your daddy?" and Hansen’s comnt about Jas fulfilling his promise to bring a championship to the Cavaliers.
The Cavaliers originally clinched the championship with Jas, and Conningham delivered the closing formula, but Jas had already suffered a severe blow.
Now, with Malone and Hansen adding insult to injury, it’s like rubbing salt into Jas’ wounds.
To make matters worse, theoretically, the fans Kobe attracted after his retirent should have been absorbed by Jas, but instead, they were fervently criticizing him at this ti.
After all, Kobe expended his last bullet; had Jas perford a little better, the Lakers wouldn’t have ended up humiliated.
Nor would Kobe have had to struggle to the point of getting seriously injured in his final season.
Just at this mont, TNT aired the latest episode, and this episode was about Hansen.
Before the program started, Kenny Smith highlighted a fact that hadn’t been noticed before: Hansen, in his concluded seven-year career, achieved an unparalleled feat: reaching the conference finals in all of his first seven seasons!
When Smith revealed this fact, O’Neal and Barkley were dumbfounded.
Whether it was for show or genuine, the audience watching the program was genuinely shocked.
So people display facts just to criticize, but others use them to praise.
Moreover, excluding his rookie season, Hansen was the core player for the remaining six seasons.
Coincidentally, during his tenure as the core, both the Grizzlies and Cavaliers, neither of these teams were strong before he joined them.
And after he left the Grizzlies, although seemingly receiving a lot in trades, the team’s competitiveness significantly declined.
Hence a readily drawn conclusion is: Hansen improves his teammates noticeably.
Thus comnced a boasting contest about Hansen.
O’Neal and Barkley pulled out all the stops to compete for being the top Hansen supporter.
The crucial thing is that fans didn’t even feel like they were exaggerating.
In this regard, Hansen is similar to Jordan, both being figures that the more you study them, the more terrifying they appear.
This episode received positive feedback.
Because after Hansen led the Cavaliers to create history, what fans wanted to see, naturally, was soone to praise him excessively.
However, unexpectedly, because the social dia was buzzing with criticism of Jas at this ti, this wave turned Jas into "such."
Especially since Hansen and Jas were teammates early on and even failed to win the championship together.
Thus, Jas and Hansen beca two sides of the mirror, because whether it was with the Heat, Thunders, or Lakers, Jas’ teammates always perford worse than before.
So Jas fans argued that it was because Jas’ teammates were originally stars, forming a team ant sacrificing ball possession.
Then why were Jas’ teammates originally stars?
This is another classic single-minded two-way block.
Jas’ social dia quickly beca bustling.
The overwhelming wave of public pressure can crush a person.
The respect not earned on the court, don’t expect it on social dia.
Only two days passed, and Jas couldn’t withstand it.
He posted a social dia update:
"Said so much, I will still greet you guys! Temporarily leaving social dia, take care everyone."
This retreat very much resembled the way he left Cleveland before.
However, this official announcent of leaving social dia was indeed surprising.
Sure enough, as long as you pay enough attention to Jas, he will occasionally bring you surprises.
Hansen, at this mont, was not concerned with these matters; following the championship parade, he accompanied Jokic to his hotown, the small town Songbor.
He had never been to Serbia before, so he was quite curious about the hotown of Jokic.
Once he arrived, he finally understood why Jokic would like Cleveland.
Because this place and Cleveland are not just similar, they are identical.
The sa high greenery rate, the sa fresh air, suitable for retirent.
If you ignore the architectural styles, it’s a miniature Cleveland.
However, this place is indeed small, although it’s the second-largest city in northern Serbia, the population combined is only 50,000.
Upon their arrival, Jokic took Hansen on a carriage ride around the town.
It took them only about an hour to complete the tour.
This place prides itself on being small and exquisite, like a sparrow, with everything one might need.
The interesting part is that the landmark buildings here are two churches.
One is Eastern Orthodox, and the other is Catholic.
At noon, Jokic directly took him to the town’s most famous Elephant Restaurant for lunch.
To Hansen’s surprise, the cuisine here is primarily Hungarian, though he also tasted the local specialty fish pie.
It was during their al that people in the restaurant finally recognized them, and many ca over for autographs and photos.
However, unlike the fervent fans in Cleveland, they all appeared very calm.
Hansen seed to finally understand why Jokic has such a personality.
The cultural tolerance here is strong, the living environnt is suitable, and lifestyle pace is slow.
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