Bucks head coach Budenholzer's face was dark as water. He'd feared this, and now it was happening.
What he feared most was the Kings pulling away and putting the game out of reach in one run.
It was no exaggeration to say that the Kings right now were like the Warriors at their peak.
Back then, the Warriors could take a game away in a single run in the third quarter whenever they wanted.
And so far this season, they'd already seen the Kings do it many times in the fourth quarter.
Was it all going to happen again today?
Were the Kings destined to make history at their expense?
No!
Absolutely not!
If this were just an ordinary game, then so be it if they lost.
But this game would make them the backdrop to history, so they absolutely couldn't lose.
The shame of losing would be something people talked about for a long time!
At that thought, Bucks head coach Budenholzer turned to Doug Lambier at the end of the bench.
Doug Lambier was staring at Wang Yi on the court. Unlike the other players, he showed no sign of dejection or helplessness.
In fact, there was even a hint of excitement in his eyes.
Since recovering from his injury, Doug Lambier had tried out for several teams, but few of them wanted him.
That was because he had a dark history.
He was a troublemaker in the locker room.
And he was a troublemaker on the court, too.
On top of that, whichever team he joined would see its reputation take a nosedive.
No one would forget the time he took out three players with one kick.
And no one would forget what he'd done to Wang Yi in the Finals.
In the end, he'd tried out