lakers championship

Chapter 166 I Believe Too
Thanking the enemy is a rare situation, and the power of ridicule is MAX, but Tianyang is sincere.

If Barrett lets him dunk with both hands, he can get 2 points at most, that is 37 points in a single quarter, which can only tie Klay Thompson's record.

Forcibly fouled him, and coincidentally gave him an additional penalty, which helped him achieve a record of 38 points in a single quarter that will go down in history.

Hearing this, Butler's face turned red and black, and the corners of his mouth twitched continuously. He opened his mouth to fight back, but he couldn't speak, as uncomfortable as an egg stuck in his throat.

Seeing this, the fans at the scene cheered again and became even happier.

In the ensuing game, the Bulls were behind by a big score, but Tianyang broke the record with desperate defense. Except for Wade, the whole team was like an eggplant beaten by frost, with raised eyebrows, eyes, slow running and inaccurate shots.

On the other hand, the Lakers' momentum was like a rainbow. Even if Tianyang was off the court, a group of substitute players would still be making noise.

At halftime, the Lakers led the Bulls by 29 points.

Back in the third quarter, Hoiberg sent Rondo, and Kanan, who played well in the first half, scored consecutively and once narrowed the point difference to 18 points.

Seeing that the Bulls were on the rise, the fans shouted in unison, and SkyOcean made another appearance.

With the starters, he defended five consecutive high-intensity waves, directly destroying the Bulls' hope of a comeback.

In the last 8 minutes of the fourth quarter, Hoiberg replaced the third team and announced his abandonment of the game.

In the end, the Lakers beat the Bulls 128 to 106 to end their two-game losing streak. Both Ingram and Randall got trumpet double-doubles, and both of them had 3 blocked shots. Their defensive performance was quite amazing.

Tianyang scored 56 points, which is only 58 points away from the record of 2 points in the rookie season of Lakers legend Wilt Chamberlain.

In addition, he also tied Iverson's rookie season with 5 consecutive 40+ scoring records.

However, the most talked about by fans and the media is 38 points in a single quarter.

It's too scary, and it was obtained after Butler was desperately procrastinating, it's simply not human!

LeBron tweeted immediately after the game: "@天洋，Young King! Very happy to see that you can play amazing performance after injury. Your experience proves to everyone how persistent it is Important. I can't wait to fight against you #12月18日，凰极对战#."

Pierce tweeted: "When I said I was going to hit @天洋, I regretted even more than walking into a Boston ballroom on September 2000, 9..."

Bill Simmons tweeted: "From @天洋's performance in 5 consecutive games, one conclusion can be drawn: I am the one who understands the ball best and the most accurate one among all NBA commentators in the world, none of them!"

Wade tweeted: "@天洋plays well, you are a genius, I am willing to admit defeat, 10 pairs of 'Wade Way' signature sneakers are ready, retweet this tweet and you will have a chance to draw."

Durant tweeted: "@Durant will definitely blow Tianyang, he is the only player who can limit Tianyang. In addition, the last time the Warriors lost to the Lakers, it was just useless #11月24日，天兰走除#. "

Not long after Durant tweeted, he found that he forgot to change his account and deleted it immediately, but the screenshots have been spread throughout the social network, and jokers have appeared one after another.

"The Thunder's public relations team is still awesome. Durant didn't seem to talk much in the eight years in the Thunder..."

"Damn, Durant is working harder on social media than he was in the 16 Western Conference Finals."

"I don't believe you now, you may all be Durant trumpets!"

For a moment, the attention of the fans and the media shifted from Tianyang's record breaking to Durant's trumpet.

Gradually, some fans began to say that Durant has joined the enemy, that he is soft, and that he is not doing his job properly.

Durant argued a few words at first, but then simply closed the comments.

Now the jokers are even more excited, and various tricks are emerging one after another, but Durant has always ignored it, and his management team and the Warriors officials have not made any explanations, and it seems that they intend to let time dilute the matter.

But they never figured it out, and Drummond Green came out.

Green replied in a tweet from fans asking for their opinions: "I don't think there is anything wrong with what KD said. Last time at Staples, we did not do our best to play the Lakers. In addition, we felt extremely cold, and the Lakers felt the same. Overwhelmed, Coach Kerr decided to give up the game and let us have a good rest."

The fans asked again: "Why do you want to give up? Isn't the winning streak very good?"

Green replied and wrote: "Do you know? Since the start of the game, we have 12 wins and 1 loss, which is much better than those teams with 8 wins and 6 losses. We have also won 73 wins. We have a championship, unlike those who claim to be rich The team is still working hard for the playoffs, you know what I mean? It's just one game, we don't care about it!"

The fans asked again: "Then what do you think of Tianyang breaking Clay's record? The media believes that he is the second shooting guard today, only behind James Harden."

Green wrote in reply: "He was just lucky. He encountered infighting in the Bulls, coupled with Walton's willingness to give him unlimited firepower, and arranged for the whole team to cover for him. In other words, he was lucky. As for the second point Wei, I just smiled. Just wait and see, the Lakers on the 24th are a guest at Oracle, and I will let you know that he does not have the true level of the home whistle."

Green's three consecutive tweets diverted the attention of fans and the media from Durant's trumpet.

The difference is that this time there are many more official media.

The Bulls officially tweeted: "We don't have internal strife. We just want to win but have different ideas. Please don't talk nonsense."

The NBA tweeted: "The league will fine @Drummond Green $10 for his irrational and unwarranted conduct against referees."

The Lakers officially tweeted: "We don't have 73 wins, but we have 33 consecutive victories; we have no championships in recent years, but we have 16 championships in team history and 21 championships in the 5st century; we are rare in every game because Our players, coaches, team doctors, and logistics have all worked hard for the game. In addition, we have a group of talented young people, and within three years we will be back on track."

The Lakers official Twitter was retweeted more than 3 times within 1 minutes, not only by Lakers fans, but also by many neutral fans, and most of the retweets were with the hashtag of #加坛王#.

The Oakland Warriors fans finally couldn't sit still, and they decided to defend the title of King of California they had just won.

"The first time I said three years, I believed it. After all, the giants, after all, F4, but the result was a round of playoffs; the second time I said three years, I still believed, but I couldn't even make it to the playoffs; now Let’s say three years, when the results come out, it will be almost ten years, and there is only one rookie in the team, do you believe it?”

This tweet was retweeted thousands of times in an instant, and became a hot topic 10 minutes later.

Although he didn't name him by name, he was clearly referring to the Lakers.

Tianyang finished extra training after the game, left the arena, and on the way home, I happened to see this tweet.

He forwarded it casually and wrote: "I believe it."

Fans commented: "Why are you so confident?"

Tianyang ignored it, he knew it was useless to reason with people with different positions.

After he tweeted, Kobe, Magician, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy, O'Neal, Baylor, Wilkes, Goodrich and other Lakers celebrities retweeted and wrote: "I believe it too."

　I'm already writing in a daze, and I feel that no matter what I write, I will lose track of it and collect it. . .

　　
　
(End of this chapter)