Third Young Master Battles the Great Demon King!

"Oklahoma City Thunder!" "Oklahoma City Thunder!" "Oklahoma City Thunder!" ... The chants rose and fell throughout Chesapeake Energy Arena, like a vast blue ocean.

Fans on and off the court cheered wildly, because their beloved team—the Oklahoma City Thunder—had once again made it to the Finals, reaching the Finals for the second straight year.

At this moment, the fans were beyond excited and could only express their gratitude toward the home team through their cheers.

On the court, the Oklahoma City Thunder players embraced one another as well, celebrating the arrival of this great moment.

They knew full well that standing out from the fiercely competitive Western Conference and reaching the Finals had been no easy task.

Whether it was facing the Houston Rockets led by Yao Ming in the first round, the Memphis Grizzlies led by Zach Randolph and Mike Conley in the second round, or the powerful San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals, every game had been a grueling battle.

But they had fought through them one game at a time and finally made it to the Finals.

Now, they would challenge the Boston Celtics once again.

That was why they had trained so intensely during the offseason.

They longed to lift the championship trophy and fulfill their dreams.

At this moment, they were one step closer to the title, but an even tougher test awaited them.

On the other side, Tim Duncan stood with his hands on his hips, his face full of helplessness and unwillingness.

Tim Duncan had played superbly in this game, shooting 10 of 18 from the field and 8 of 8 from the free-throw line for an all-around stat line of 28 points, 12 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, and 2 blocks.

Even so, he still could not lead his team