Back when Durant left, Thunder fans had been heartbroken. Now, they were going after him with all they had.
After all, no matter what, KD was an MVP who had come out of Oklahoma City. He was their one and only beloved star~~
And Chen could see the flood of criticism, of course.
At home, Old Chen was still enjoying his short vacation. When he saw all this, he was even in full post-orgasm clarity, so his thoughts were all over the place~~
"Tsk. Given how fast KD is online, he's definitely going to see this. And there's an eighty percent chance he'll switch to an alt and start trading shots with them... What a headache. I hope he doesn't end up wrecking his own mental state, or the Nets will really be in trouble. After all, if they make it to Game 7, who knows how Harden will perform by then~~ As for George, PG once scored only 10 points in an entire Game 7, too... If I'm remembering right, that was against the Nuggets. And if we're talking defense alone, the Heat won't be any worse than the Nuggets... Tsk, tsk, tsk. Good luck to them~~"
Time moved on to May 9.
The Golden State Warriors returned to New Orleans and launched another challenge against the Pelicans.
The two teams' Game 5, the King Mountain Battle, went remarkably smoothly from start to finish.
And that smooth pace clearly favored the Warriors.
When the game finally ended, the Golden State Warriors had taken the King Mountain Battle with a 119–115 win, changing the series score to 3–2 and becoming the first team to reach match point.
That meant a Warriors-Thunder Western Conference Finals matchup might well happen again in the 2022 Playoffs.
For fans of both teams, it