Every Kings player gave it everything he had as they chased down his man.
In the end, as Kuminga passed the ball, Danny spotted his chance, dove forward, and stole it cleanly.
Then he passed it to Little Danny.
The opposing Splash Brother, Poole, tried to foul Little Danny, but Little Danny was too fast. He took the ball and raced straight upcourt.
There were only ten seconds left.
Little Danny kept running in circles. Just as Poole was about to catch up with him, he passed the ball to Danny.
Danny passed to Bond, Bond passed to Tures, and Tures passed to Mane.
Mane passed it back to Danny. With just three seconds left in the game, the Warriors finally found a chance to foul and sent Danny to the free-throw line.
Everyone on the Warriors prayed that Danny would miss, but when he stepped up to the line, his face remained as cold as ever.
He sank both free throws.
The Kings led by three.
The Warriors inbounded from the backcourt. With so little time left, they had no choice but to heave up a wild, long-range three, but it missed by a mile.
The Kings had fought hard to win the game by three points.
In the final stretch, it was Danny's three-pointer, steal, and two free throws that had killed the game.
The Kings players all hugged, cheered, and high-fived one another.
But when the cameras turned to Danny, who had scored 45 points that night, his face still showed no expression.
As if he hadn't done a thing.
This wasn't the first time this season he'd acted that way. In game after game, Danny had saved the team with his three-pointers and defense. Yet whenever the team scraped out a win and everyone else cheered