American-Style Service

After the game, Chen Xi, Davis, and Donovan were interviewed by reporters.

After briefly asking Donovan a few questions, the reporters soon shifted their attention to Chen Xi.

"Chris, it's unfortunate that you've lost another crucial game. What does this mean to you? Do you think it will affect your mindset in the games to come?"

"Yeah... it's very unfortunate that we lost again and let down the fans who support us. That's a terrible feeling. At the moment the game ended, I was definitely frustrated by the loss. But that's reality. That's sports. Like I said, nobody wins forever. We weren't good enough tonight, so I accept that. But the series isn't over yet. We still have one last chance, and we haven't given up."

After washing up, Chen Xi was dressed casually, his expression calm as he looked at the reporters below.

"I'm certainly not going to make some outrageous claim that we can easily come back from 1–3 and take down the Nuggets' star-studded team. But at least we still have a chance to win, don't we? That's enough. I need to focus on the next game, win it, and then worry about the one after that. That's what matters most to me right now."

"Chris, this season's MVP award is about to be announced. We all know you're one of the strongest contenders. As last season's MVP, you could become the 13th player in history to win the award in consecutive seasons. How do you feel about that achievement?" (Jokic and Giannis weren't included.)

"Uh, honestly, on a night when we've lost, I don't really feel like thinking about that. The regular season is over, and the Playoffs are still going on. But if I had the chance to earn the same honor as historic stars