A clutch three-pointer pushed the lead back to nine.
There was only a minute and a half left in the game.
At their current pace of making up two points per minute, Team Durant would have to play five more minutes of overtime against Team Chen Xi to win~~
But that raised the question: how could they force overtime if they couldn't catch up?~~
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Just then, Team Durant's head coach, Erik Spoelstra, suddenly called a timeout.
As a Championship coach, he didn't leave everything in the players' hands at this crucial moment. Instead, he took the initiative to make a change.
LeBron! I'm not the same man I was back then!~~
On the other side, when the referee's whistle sounded, Chen Xi immediately stepped forward and raised his right hand, lightly slapping palms with Kawhi.
"Great play, bro."
"That was a team effort. Your drive and kick was crucial."
Kawhi's expression remained as composed as ever, but there was still a trace of excitement and delight in his voice.
After the high five, they walked shoulder to shoulder toward the bench, chatting and laughing with a few of their other teammates.
But... what Chen didn't know was that his "century-defining high five" with Kawhi had been captured in crystal-clear detail by photographers from every angle, and would be widely circulated after the game.
The headline read: The Difference Between Chris and Kawhi!~~
The meaning was obvious. Chen's hand wasn't exactly small, but compared with a monster like Kawhi, it inevitably looked rather petite~~
And the two had positioned their hands perfectly for the high five, their palms fitting together flawlessly.
So visually, Chen's hand looked a full size smaller than Kawhi's...
If this disadvantage in physical gifts were widely shared and discussed, it certainly wouldn't be something Chen