"WOC!!!"
"What the heck?!!!"
"Oh my God!!!"
"..."
The crowd watching from the sidelines wore a whole range of spectacular expressions.
The great Sir Charles had just been shown up by Li Fei's Dreamy Footsteps.
Then, on the final layup, Li Fei had even sent Sir Charles crashing to the floor with an elbow.
That play hadn't just showcased Li Fei's Dreamy Footsteps; it had also shown how tough he was.
Li Fei didn't look particularly strong, and he often took long-range shots. But calling him soft would be disrespectful.
If Li Fei had thrown that elbow in the future, internet users would have torn him to shreds. But in the nineties, that kind of move was considered tough.
The reason was simple: plenty of players did it.
Just look at the elbow Barkley had planted in Li Fei's lower back a moment ago. If that had happened to someone with a Clippers Medical Card, he'd be out for thirty games.
"Motherf—!"
Barkley, who had just been knocked to the floor, sprang right back up.
The spectators' hair stood on end. They were afraid Flying Pig would charge Li Fei and start a fight.
Everyone was ready to break it up.
But Flying Pig didn't lose his temper.
Instead, he smacked himself hard on the head and threw the ball to Li Fei.
"One last ball. I'm not letting you score!"
You could say Sir Charles played tough, even a little dirty.
But Sir Charles also accepted it when opponents fouled him hard.
On the next defensive possession, Sir Charles cranked the physicality all the way up to NBA Finals level.
He spread his legs and pressed in close against Li Fei. It was a dangerous stance. If Li Fei had really snapped, one knee could have ended Little Flying