Tang Tian Makes Both First Teams

There was no timeout on the court.

The broadcast camera shifted to Warriors Head Coach Cole, standing on the sideline.

Cole did not look pleased, but he did not call a timeout.

He had brought a new Tactical System to the Warriors and unleashed Curry and Thompson, but his biggest flaw was that he disliked calling timeouts.

He preferred leaving the game for the players themselves to resolve.

Curry did not take another three-pointer. Thompson came around for a catch-and-shoot three-pointer.

Clang!

It missed as well.

Thompson had let Buddha's Light Shines kill the game last time, but his touch was ordinary in this one.

That cheat-code-like performance seemed to have a cooldown period.

Jokic grabbed the Defensive Rebound.

The moment Tang Tian got the ball in the frontcourt, Barnes came over to double-team him.

He immediately passed it to Jokic, who had an open three-pointer opportunity.

However, he did not shoot. Instead, he drove straight inside with the ball, preparing to rise for a three-step dunk.

At that moment, Green left Davis and came over, making an obvious play on the man rather than the ball.

Jokic could not get his strength up. Before he could even take off on his third step, Green slammed him heavily to the floor.

Ariza saw it and sprinted over, shoving Green hard.

Green and Ariza quickly got tangled up.

Tang Tian and Holiday rushed over the next second as well.

Barnes and Thompson soon joined the fray from the other side.

A massive conflict was about to erupt between the two teams, but the referees intervened in time and separated them.

Jokic had already gotten back up and was not seriously hurt.

The game entered a technical timeout.

The referees watched the Instant Replay at the scoring table.

Although Jokic was not