NBA: Starting with the undercut by Parker and Bowen

His words were somewhat arrogant.

Yang Lin didn't know if his arrogant words would become known to the outside world.

I think it's likely.

After all, it's just a backdrop.

Before the game, the media hyped him up as if he were the "chosen one" LeBron James, who had defeated Jordan in the Finals.

The media!

Isn't it always the same old bird?

They praise and excessively hype James, not because they believe he is actually that great.

It's more due to the relationship with Nike and other brands that endorse James, and James' willingness to step forward and play the clown.

Now that LeBron James' ascension to the throne is fraught with difficulties and rookies are causing trouble, isn't this even more entertaining?

With trending news, who cares whether you're LeBron James or not?

Not seeing Turner's livestream, Kenny Smith, with exaggeratedly wide eyes, shouted:

"Oh my god, that's incredible. That was a crazy three-pointer. LeBron's defense was fine, but Young, this rookie, just made the shot and got the free throw."

"The main thing is self-confidence."

Ernie Jensen remained relatively calm and analyzed the situation:

"Did you guys notice? Yang was very confident this time. He seemed convinced that his three-pointer would go in."

Yang Lin: Of course I'm confident! The system guarantees a three-pointer, who would dare doubt that?

LeBron James, who was heavily touted by the media as a "prodigy" before the game, delivered an extremely disappointing performance in this match.

He played for 44 minutes, shooting 4 of 16 for a 25% success rate. In the first half, he went an astonishing 0 of 7, scoring no points from the field.

Throughout the game, LeBron James scored 14 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists, but also committed 6 turnovers, a rather poor performance.

Of course, the biggest culprits for the Cavaliers in this game were not James, but Larry Hughes and Zydrunas Ilgauskas.

拉里-休斯登场23分钟，5投1中贡献2分3板2助攻；

大Z登场23分钟，8投1中贡献2分6板。

Tsk tsk~~

With the starting center and starting guard scoring a combined 4 points, how can LeBron lead the team to victory?

Teammates are in the CBA (Chinese Basketball Association).

What? Six Cavaliers players scored in double figures?

So what?

If Larry Hughes and Zydrunas Ilgauskas can also score in double figures, wouldn't LeBron James lead the team to victory?

Hmm... that doesn't seem to make a problem... no problem my ass.

With seven players on the team scoring in double figures, they could win regardless of who led the team.

On the home team, the Utah Jazz, Yang Lin quietly scored a team-high 23 points, along with 3 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals.

In contrast to James, Yang Lin's scoring efficiency looked extremely high, shooting 7-for-12 from the field, 6-for-11 from three-point range, and 3-for-3 from the free-throw line.

But Yang Lin knows his own family best.

I stole a three-pointer at the start, and the system gave me three guaranteed three-pointers.

This means that he made 2 out of 7 three-pointers, which is not a good shooting percentage.

Of course, compared to LeBron James, this isn't too bad.

He only scored 6 points on 7 shots. Even LeBron James only got 10 points on 16 shots.

After the game ended, I saw James running back to the locker room without saying hello.

Yang Lin quickly ran towards him, shouting, "LeBron, thank you for not sweeping us. Cleveland is up 4-1, the Kings will be crowned in Game 5!"