Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 93 "I am your daddy!"

When the winning ball fell into the pocket, the eyes of the fans at the scene were full of disbelief.

Rivers then ran excitedly to complain to the referee, complaining that Hansen had pushed someone when he got rid of the defense just now.

The referee just shook his head.

This shot is very similar to the one Reggie Miller scored against the Bulls.

But just like in the past, the referee will blow the whistle for this kind of ball during the game, and it is impossible to change the decision after the game is over.

Han Sen was now surrounded by members of the Cavaliers.

This scene was projected onto the large LED screen at the scene, and the whole place was filled with boos and curses.

And gradually, those voices turned into "RefreeSucks".

The loud noise made the Cavaliers players stop celebrating involuntarily.

Han Sen frowned.

These scumbags in Boston simply can’t afford to lose!
He pushed away the people in front of him and ran quickly towards the technical desk.

No one knew what he was going to do at first, but by the time they realized it was too late.

Han Sen jumped directly onto the technical table of the North Shore Garden Arena.

The shouting at the scene disappeared instantly.

All the fans stared with eyes wide open in disbelief.

What did Han Sen just do? !

Besides, how dare he!

Not only was Han Sen brave enough to do that, but what he said next was truly crazy.

He raised his fists and yelled forward:
"Who is your daddy?!"

When facing the interview with reporters, Han Sen chose to respond gently. After all, his original intention of saying "Dad is back" was just to gain some black fans, and he didn't want to really start a life-and-death fight.

However, not only did the Boston fans not appreciate it, they also arranged for someone to try to drug him on his first day in Boston. After that, he would be pointed at and scolded every time he entered the stadium.

Yes, that would indeed make him gain some haters, but who the hell would really like being scolded like that?

All the emotions completely exploded when these bad guys in Boston couldn't even afford to lose.

Okay, now don’t you want to know the answer to that question?
Come, let me tell you.

When everyone was stunned by Han Sen's words, he stretched out his index and middle fingers, pointed to his chest, and shouted forward:

"I am your daddy!"

The fans at the scene came to their senses and their stunned expressions turned into extreme anger.

They stretched out their hands and cursed at Hansen, and some even threw the mineral water bottles in their hands at Hansen.

Han Sen did not dodge. He raised his hands and clenched his fists again with an extremely cold look in his eyes.

At this moment, Carlyle, who was also at the scene, picked up his camera and captured this truly world-famous painting.

This is a hundred times more awesome than Hansen's technical platform jump at Michigan State University.

Moreover, it is destined to go down in history.

Perhaps, when someone else kneels down on this spot someday in the future, it will be completely deified.

Ma Long finally ran to the technical table. He found a board from somewhere and held it above his head to prevent being hit. Then he pulled Han Sen down from the table.

"Are you crazy?!" Malone really thought Han Sen was crazy. This was Boston.

Han Sen is planning to give up his life!

Han Sen didn't answer, he walked straight towards the player tunnel.

The mineral water bottles continued to be thrown, and Ma Long protected Han Sen with the board.

The cursing at the scene did not subside until Han Sen left the player tunnel.

Before today, the Celtics had many rivals in the league, and many players would be booed when they came to this venue.

But after today, Hansen will be number one on that list, and he will be an "illegal resident" in Boston.

Brown originally didn't want to arrange for Hansen to attend the press conference after the game because Hansen's behavior today was too crazy.

It is no exaggeration to say that Hansen's actions were equivalent to pressing Boston fans under his crotch.

However, Han Sen still chose to attend, because he and O'Neal had worked together to win tonight. It was unreasonable to miss the celebration after winning the game.

When Han Sen appeared at the press conference, there was a commotion at the scene.

Because the game was held in Boston, there were many reporters from local media.

They didn't expect Han Sen to dare to come.

Hansen, O'Neal and Brown sat down and the press conference was about to begin.

Windhorst stood up first.

This operation was a bit unconventional, and the staff on the side wanted to stop it, but Brown signaled that it was okay.

Windhorst was asking Brown questions about James.

"His injury has worsened and he is now receiving treatment. He felt unwell after the last game. The team doctor originally suggested that he rest tonight, but he insisted on playing. He knew the importance of tonight's game and he didn't want to be a deserter."

James made 14 of 3 shots tonight and barely got 15 points by free throws, but after Brown said it, his performance was not bad, but great.

This is the reason why the media has been promoting the benefits of injuries all over the world. You can attack when you advance and defend when you retreat, and you are invincible.

And it was obvious that Brown had prepared this in advance. He and Windhorst had a wonderful cooperation and also explained the reason why James missed the post-match press conference.

These two tools are very dedicated.

After James asked his question, the reporter who stood up next directed his criticism at Hansen.

"Do you think you pushed the opponent in the final moment?" And the question was very aggressive from the beginning.

"Do you think Reggie Miller pushed anyone? Or did Michael Jordan push anyone?" Han Sen did not answer directly, but turned from passive to active.

This silenced the reporters, because Miller's buzzer beater against the Bulls and Jordan's "Shot of the Century" were both very controversial and there was no conclusion to either.

Han Sen's question seemed like a rhetorical question, but in fact it was an answer.

"Why did you jump on the technical table after the game? That was a very provocative behavior." The next person to stand up was a local reporter from NBC Boston.

"Does the NBA have a rule that players cannot jump off the technical table?" Han Sen continued to ask.

The reporter was again asked, the NBA only stipulates that there should be no physical conflict between players and fans, but he immediately emphasized: "But that is a provocative act."

"If you knew how much abuse I received when I came into the gym, it wasn't a provocation, it was a response."

Han Sen's language skills directly crushed the other party, and the reporter was speechless.

O'Neal couldn't help but turn his head and smile at this time. It was really a pleasure to watch Han Sen argue with others.

"When you jumped onto the technical table, you shouted that you were their father. Was this behavior too much?" The next person to be named was still a local reporter from Boston.

The staff responsible for calling the roll on site were also local Bostonians, which showed that they were well prepared.

"I forgot what I said. What happened in the game should remain in the game." Han Sen said lightly.

Many reporters in the audience were stunned. Is this human language?

"Do you really think you are the father of Boston fans?" The reporter was obviously unwilling to accept this, and this time he dug a big hole.

"Oh no, why do you think so? Fans are the foundation of the NBA. If you insist, they are customers, they are God. Who is qualified to be God's father? You really should take a Bible and reflect on this."

After Han Sen's answer, Brown couldn't help laughing, but he immediately put away his smile.

Han Sen is a man with a thick skin like a city wall, but he can also come up with some twisted ideas that you cannot refute.

"Are you worried about how the fans will react to you the next time you visit Boston?" The next reporter to stand up asked a sensitive question, after all, the series is still going on.

"No." Han Sen shook his head calmly.

"We won't be coming back."

After the Cavaliers won tonight's game, they got the match point with a score of 3-1 and will return to Cleveland for the next game.

If we win at home, there will naturally be no next game, and there will be no need to go back to Boston.

And Han Sen didn’t say this out of blind confidence or just to gain more black fans.

Because in tonight's game, his [Giant Killer] finally reached a bottleneck!

-Dividing line-

The data of James and O'Neal in this game was based on the data of Game 5 of the semifinals between the Cavaliers and the Celtics that year.

(End of this chapter)