NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

With the defeat of the Supersonics, the four teams that advanced to the finals of the 96-97 playoffs have all been decided.

They are the Toronto Raptors, Chicago Bulls, Utah Jazz, and Houston Rockets!

Of course, the finals here refer to the divisional finals.

As the games progressed, the odds of these four teams winning the championship began to change.

The Mosaic team had the lowest rate, at only 21.7%.

This is mainly due to the unstable performance of their core players and the experience in the series that just ended.

For the Big Three who are 100 years old in total, playing one more game in the playoffs means one more consumption of the physical strength of these veterans!

Their next opponent, the Jazz, had a good rest for 6 days, no, 7 days before the conference finals.

The Mosaic team had less than 12 hours of rest after the Game against the Supersonics.

They flew from Houston to Salt Lake City and began early adaptation training after landing, giving these veterans no time to adjust.

Even the tactical arrangements were made on the plane by Mosaic head coach Rudy Tomjanovich.

So, on May 5, in the first game of the Western Conference Finals, the Mavericks played against the Jazz and suffered a crushing defeat!

Except for Olajuwon who scored 30 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists as usual, the other two giants really became two "refusals to shoot".

克莱德-德雷克斯勒全场13投5中，砍下了13分3篮板1助攻。

But this is the penultimate season of [Glider]'s career after all. For a player who is about to retire, you can't expect him to play a stable [20+10] game in every game.

But unexpectedly, Charles Barkley, who came to compete for a ring, also played in this game.

He only contributed 12 points and 8 rebounds, a super blue-collar statistic and was eliminated!

This made the Mosaic team, which was already at a disadvantage, even more passive when facing the well-rested Jazz team.

Throughout the game, the Jazz had more rebounds, assists, shots, hits, and steals than the Mosaic team.

We beat them by 15 points!

This also increases the Jazz's chances of winning the championship to 38.4%, ranking first among the four teams.

However, the most talked-about topic among people is not the strongest Utah Jazz team in history, but the upcoming battle between the old powerhouse team - the Bulls dynasty and the league's newcomer - the dark horse Dragons!

On May 5, the first game of the series between the Toronto Raptors and the Chicago Bulls is about to start!

Although this is an Eastern Conference Finals, media reporters and fans around the world have already treated it as the finals of this season.

Two teams in the league with more than 70 wins will fight each other for several games in the playoffs.

The founder of the dynasty [Old Rogue] and the gravedigger of the dynasty, will the former be able to take another victory while still being strong, or will the latter be able to win first like a newborn calf? Let's wait and see in this game!

The Toronto SkyTeam Arena is boiling!

These two years have been the happiest two years for Toronto fans.

As the first generation of Raptors fans, they were able to witness their team enter the playoffs in one year and the Eastern Conference Finals in two years, which was already something to boast about.

Especially since the miracles are still continuing, maybe in the next two years they will not only make it to the Eastern Conference Finals, but more likely the Finals and the championship!

Especially since the one who led the team to accomplish this was a sophomore rookie!

Just imagine that decades later, when you mention this to your descendants, what a great topic of conversation it will be!

“This must be recorded carefully!”

So, on May 5, the lights flickered in the audience seats.

Countless fans almost all have a camera or video camera, and they want to preserve this round of "God-killing" series well.

Amid the deafening cheers of the fans, the DJ on the scene introduced the players of his own team at the top of his lungs.

The last player to appear on stage was naturally the team’s superstar Hanamichi. Undoubtedly, he enjoyed the loudest cheers and the brightest flashes of the audience!

In this respect, even the "Old Rogue" who is a "God" cannot compare to him.

[God Killer] is the cheer given to Hanamichi by all the fans!

ESPN commentator Marv also commented on the Raptors' lineup once again amid the cheers.

In addition to the usual starting players, a special topic was raised:

"I don't know if you've noticed that the Raptors' dual core is the youngest core combination in the league's history to lead a team to the conference finals.

"Whether it's 23-year-old Damon Stoudemire or the younger Flower, they're still just sophomores!"

"When Magic Johnson made it to the finals in his rookie season, he was also with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar."

"And Flower and Damon Stoudemire only have each other and a group of reliable teammates!"

"Before this season, who would have thought that undrafted player Ben Wallace could become a strong defensive player?"

"Doug Christie was able to go from being a water cooler manager to a top-notch shooter who could compete with the Eagle King, and a perimeter defender who could jump back and forth between the Scalpel and the Nerve Knife."

"Who would have thought that [bad guy] Charles Oakley would still be strong and solid in the paint."

"The shining points of these players are no less than those of other teams."

"For the head coach and management of the Raptors who made all this happen, I, Ma Fu, would like to call them the best!"

Before Bill Walton could speak, Comrade Zhang Heli, the special guest, spoke hastily:

"That makes sense!"

(It makes perfect sense!)

Perhaps because he was worried that the two foreigners didn't quite understand, he explained:

“Although Hanamichi and Damon Stoudemire are both sophomores, they have been playing together for more than three years.”

"These two have leadership qualities since college, so there will be no problem in leading the team!"

"The most important thing is that these two core players have already established who is the main and who is the secondary since the beginning of the season, just like Michael and Pierce have clear division of labor."

"Coupled with a group of strong teammates, I'm not surprised that the Raptors can get to this point."

"Like Ma Fu said, miracles are still happening, but miracles are also created by people."

"Hanamichi once told me that his purpose in entering the NBA was to defeat Michael. Now is the time for him to fulfill his promise!"