62 Points in Three Quarters!

Lue reached out and called a timeout.

If this continued, the Cavaliers would be blown out in Game 7 before the end of the third quarter.

"MVP! MVP!"

As both teams headed to the bench during the timeout, no one knew who started it, but a perfectly synchronized chant rose from the crowd.

The MVP they meant was naturally Tang Tian.

In less than two and a half quarters, Tang Tian had already exploded for 44 points. That kind of performance was absolutely phenomenal.

The key was that he had been incredibly accurate. He had barely taken any free throws; nearly all of his points had come on Field Goals Made.

In a game where it was visibly five against eight, that made people feel excitement and shivers from the bottom of their hearts.

Tang Tian heard the home fans' cheers, but he did not respond.

He knew his own stamina. He was holding back a breath of anger now, and until the game ended, he would keep playing like this.

After the timeout, Love caught James's drive-and-kick pass and hit a three-pointer.

Tang Tian's shot out of the double-team missed.

James drove to the basket and got another Tick-tack foul, but unfortunately, he missed both free throws.

Tang Tian's fadeaway out of the double-team missed, and the Cavaliers pushed in transition, with Irving finishing a layup at the other end.

Lue's timeout had disrupted Tang Tian's rhythm. The Cavaliers took advantage and went on a 5-0 run, cutting the gap back to 15 points.

The camera lens turned to Lue.

Lue smiled slightly, hands on his hips, quietly concealing his accomplishment and fame.

That timeout had elevated him from a Tactical Genius to a true commanding coach.

Holiday brought the ball into the frontcourt again. Tang Tian signaled for