Tang Tian's Nike dividends had yet to arrive, but fans on social media had already erupted into a frenzy.
The cause was a tweet from Durant.
Durant had joined the Warriors last summer and been heavily attacked by fans. His social media accounts had been overrun as well.
Under the pressure, the king of Twitter had not posted a single tweet all season.
But this time, after the Warriors beat the Pelicans, he finally could not hold back.
"We can beat any opponent! Championship! @Curry @Thompson @Green"
It was a very short tweet, but it drew endless ridicule from fans.
"You only won because Ariza was out. What's there to brag about?"
"You look a little handsome acting all high-profile now, but when you lose in the Playoffs, you'll definitely look pathetic."
"Durant: It's dawn!"
"Tang Tian: Sorry, but I'm not shining!"
"They say people grow wiser after setbacks. Did Little Handsome forget so quickly about what he said regarding traitors?"
"Go ahead and be jealous! The Warriors have found the way to win. As long as Durant avoids a matchup with Tang, he's unbeatable!" said a Godfather Fan.
"More importantly, I think Curry's performance is the key. I once thought the referee's whistle would turn Curry into an ordinary All-Star, but I have to apologize now. A superstar's ability to adjust is truly incredible!"
"Harden has been recovering his form lately too. It's no accident that they became Superstars. Their basketball IQs and ability to adjust are terrifyingly strong!"
While fans passionately discussed Game 2 of the Pelicans-Warriors Showdown, another topic was also being brought up.
The ability of Superstars to adjust themselves.
Although All-Stars like Love and Griffin were still struggling, Curry had recovered his form, and Harden was improving as well.
When it came to adapting