Volume 4: Golden State Prosperity

After the interviews, news such as "Cavaliers suspected of internal conflict," "Coach Lu dissatisfied with James holding the ball too much," and "Coach Z says Irving is the Cavaliers' strongest player, Warriors dodge a bullet" quickly spread across the internet, causing a huge uproar. Even losing one game at the start of the series would not have made him particularly angry; it was merely a test by the Kings. "Fuck, at a time like this, they're still fighting over who's the leader? If the Warriors sweep them again, nobody's getting out of this looking good!" Finally, it was Coach Lu's turn. The reporters raised several tricky questions, including James' turnovers, the James-Wiggins matchup, Irving's controversial remarks during the interview, and why the Cavaliers lost to the Warriors. What was traffic? This was traffic. When the Warriors players were interviewed, the tone was much more normal. From Curry to Leonard, and then Wiggins, who was interviewed because of his outstanding performance, all praised their teammates and expressed their determination to keep fighting for wins. "Leave, all of you! I'd rather watch the Cavaliers rebuild than watch the team tear itself apart!" Warriors fans celebrated the victory, neutral fans watched the drama unfold, and Cavaliers fans split into James fans, Irving fans, and team fans, attacking one another indiscriminately. Most of the Cavaliers' possessions were in James' hands. Although he took fewer shots than Irving, his 8 assists and 8 turnovers came with far more ball-handling responsibility than Irving had. Following Irving's remarks at the press conference, this conflict entered the public eye for the first time. In tonight's game, Irving went 10-for-22, 2-for-3 from three, and 1-for-1 from the line, scoring 23 points, grabbing 3 rebounds, dishing out 2 assists, and committing 4 turnovers. It was a fairly ordinary performance. "Fine,