NBA: Starting with the undercut by Parker and Bowen

Yang Lin's words just now revealed his attitude towards injuries and the game.

If the media and fans find out, it will surely spark a heated discussion and be accompanied by a lot of condemnation.

The haters were overjoyed, and their arguments were further strengthened.

"Minor injuries don't keep you from the front lines. Do you even know what a true tough guy is?"

How can you give up the competition just because of a minor injury or illness?

That's the behavior of a coward.

As long as my leg isn't broken, I'll keep going.

Ha~~ If he were a football fan, Yang Lin might join in the condemnation and criticize this unprofessional behavior.

Security card, smart groin... Ugh! Disgusting.

But haven't the roles changed?

He's a player now, so of course he should stand on the player's side.

For players, health and extending their careers as much as possible are the most important things.

That means more salary and more fun.

Playing with an injury might earn him praise from fans as a tough guy.

But if this causes even greater injuries, fans will only laugh and say: What an idiot, insisting on being strong when injured.

With 39 seconds left, Davis drove to the basket and drew a foul, making one of two free throws.

30秒，麦迪打「2+1」成功，火箭104比103领先1分。

With 13 seconds left, Harrington made a mid-range jumper.

The score was 104-105, with the Rockets trailing by one point and having possession of the ball.

Adelman called a timeout to arrange tactics.

Back on the court, Yang Lin received Battier's serve.

Scola and Wilcox raised their elbows, and Yang Lin handed the ball to Wilcox via handoff, then slid it down to the right side of his waist.

McGrady received the ball on the left side after Scola set a screen...

Huh? Why does this look so familiar?

Isn't this the same kind of cut by Iverson that the Rockets used before?

Standing on the sidelines, Don Nelson instantly saw through the Rockets' tactics and shouted loudly to the players on the court: "Watch out for number 21, make sure he doesn't get a chance to shoot threes."

Time was running out, and the Rockets' tactics were activated.

As before, Yang Lin used two screens to run to the left 45-degree angle outside the three-point line.

Barnes, who was guarding Yang Lin, was still blocked, and Harrington immediately switched to defend him. Yang Lin threw the ball toward the basket.

Pass the ball?

Harrington immediately turned around and saw Scola had set a screen for Wilcox, who was quickly running towards the basket.

He jumped, caught the ball, and violently slammed it towards the basket.

"Pong~~" Alley-oop dunk.

At the same time, the final whistle sounded, and the lights around the backboard illuminated.

106-105, Rockets sealed the victory with a buzzer-beating alley-oop.

Seeing the ball go in, Yang Lin had a moment of madness and didn't run to Wilcox to celebrate together.

Instead, he ran towards old Nelson on the sidelines with a big laugh and shouted:

"Old man, you're confused! What three-pointer? In basketball, the closer you are to the basket, the easier it is to score!"