Golden State's Golden Age
Leonard froze and instinctively asked:
Amid the fervent anticipation of James's fans, Game 2 of the Finals tipped off on time at 7:30 p.m. on June 4 at Chase Center.
"Kawhi, did you not take what I told you yesterday seriously?"
Dennis drove with a gloomy expression, occasionally glancing at Leonard through the rearview mirror without saying a word.
"Boss has always treated me well. As long as we win the title this year, we'll achieve the great feat of a three-peat. That's everyone's shared goal. No matter whether I stay with the Warriors in the future or not, no matter what Boss said, he's never treated me unfairly. I can't affect the team's title run at a time like this!"
Dennis wanted several times to give Leonard a harsh dressing-down, but he could never bring himself to open his mouth.
Leonard could follow Dennis's advice and pursue a higher role and higher income with another team, but he would never do anything harmful to the Warriors.
Zhang Yu had guided Leonard down the path of basketball and developed him step by step into the superstar he was today. Because of that, Leonard held Zhang Yu in the highest respect.
From Coach Lu to the Big Three to the role players, no one seemed to have been affected by Game 1. The crushing loss two days earlier seemed as though it had never happened.
Everyone regarded the championship as already in the bag. No one believed the Cavaliers could turn things around.
Yet it was precisely this kind of desperate situation that could awaken the protagonist's limitless potential, unleashing strength beyond everyone's imagination to defeat powerful enemies and slap the whole world in the face.
This bowl of chicken soup was rich and fragrant, and after