Link hit two quick three-pointers, leaving the Clippers somewhat stunned.
Rivers stood on the sideline, watching Link, who had barely stopped running, and frowned.
He was going all out this early? How was he planning to play in the second half?
Or was he really that confident in his stamina?
Rivers knew that Link had extraordinary endurance, but even extraordinary endurance had its limits. As long as Link was human, there was no way he could keep playing like this until the end without even breaking a sweat.
Don't think being ranked sixth all-time by some writer meant he could really get carried away!
Rivers made no adjustments. The more aggressive Link was, the more it suited him.
Sooner or later, Link would run himself into the ground!
Paul had also been caught off guard by Link's sudden burst, but he wasn't about to surrender just because the other side had made two shots.
The Clippers continued to run their offense, using movement and ball circulation to create opportunities.
This time, after drawing Gasol with a drive-and-kick, Paul created an open lane for DeAndre Jordan to hammer it home.
DeAndre Jordan was thoroughly familiar with this kind of offense. The moment he caught the ball, he exploded upward for a two-handed slam.
But Gasol immediately turned around and bravely reached out, blocking DeAndre Jordan's dunk attempt!
DeAndre Jordan's dunks were terrifyingly powerful. Even if ordinary players had a chance to block one, they might not dare to try.
But Gasol was not one to shy away. As long as he could protect the rim, he would do so at any cost!
In that split second, DeAndre Jordan hung from the rim, but the ball bounced away.
Gasol's block caused DeAndre Jordan to slam the ball into the rim. The Clippers'