Tang Tian's Proposal!

"MVP! MVP!"

The chants of "MVP" rose once again through New Orleans Arena.

This time, they were even louder than before.

The earlier MVP chants had mostly celebrated Tang Tian's Regular Season performance, but now they were for both the Regular Season and the Playoffs.

Without Tang Tian's 62 points through three quarters in Game 7, there was no way the Pelicans could have won the championship under that referee's whistle.

MVP—Most Valuable Player. Tang Tian deserved it beyond question.

And this came after the city had suffered such a devastating hurricane disaster.

Tang Tian had donated money to the city and established a foundation to help with post-disaster reconstruction. Now, he had brought the city a championship to inspire their confidence in rebuilding.

Their MVP chants came from the bottom of their hearts, the most straightforward expression of their emotions.

The cheers continued for over two full minutes.

The scene stunned the Big Three at the Commentary Booth and moved countless viewers watching from home.

This city was cheering for Tang Tian.

Once the cheers finally died down, Tang Tian began his speech.

He thanked many people, from league executives to the team's front office, from the coaching staff to his teammates and the fans. He thanked nearly everyone who needed thanking.

Only two people were missing.

One was league president Xiao Hua.

It looked unintentional, but anyone with a little sense could tell it was deliberate.

When Xiao Hua heard the speech end without hearing his own name, his expression turned somewhat grim.

Tang Tian really was... not the kind of person he could control.

He had felt that way back when Tang Tian was still with San Antonio, and that feeling had only grown stronger now.

Especially now that Tang Tian had won the championship and officially