Tang Tian posted on Twitter and included his children's names.
This kind of joy had to be shared with the fans.
His post was quickly reposted and soon became the hottest topic.
Many fans also brought up yesterday's game.
Winning the Battle of the Century against the Warriors, then having twins the very next day—there could not have been a better gift for Tang Tian's two sons.
Tang Tian had double the happiness, and the Pelicans had good news as well.
Davis's knee was only bruised. Just as he had still been able to prank Tang Tian after yesterday's game, the injury was not serious.
By optimistic estimates, he could recover after about a week of rest.
However, to be safe, the Pelicans planned to let Davis rest for around half a month.
With the team's strength and form this season, they truly had a chance to contend for the championship. The coaching staff did not want to take risks over it.
"...We need others to step up. Al, Montrezl, you need to be ready."
At the end of training, Stevens said to Aminu and Harrell.
Davis would be out for half a month, but Stevens had no intention of shortening the rotation. Instead, he intended to give the other players more opportunities.
Winning streaks and Regular Season records were not his goals. His goal was the championship.
And to achieve that goal, he needed to bring out everyone's form as much as possible during the Regular Season.
That way, even if they encountered injuries or targeted tactics in the Playoffs, he would still have room to adjust.
Aminu was already considered a longtime Pelicans player, so he had long been mentally prepared. Harrell, on the other hand, had not received many opportunities before, and he was extremely excited upon