LeBron James sat on the bench, expressionless.
He watched the players running up and down the court, feeling deeply dejected.
In the previous game, he and his team had crushed their opponents at FedExForum.
Afterward, he had even imagined himself lifting the championship trophy for Cleveland.
Of course, James knew that a 1-0 lead meant nothing.
But that victory had at least allowed James to see hope and the possibility of winning the series.
However, James's beautiful fantasy had not lasted long before Link and his teammates ruthlessly shattered it today.
The game had reached the final two minutes of the fourth quarter. Ordinarily, this was exactly the kind of crucial moment when James should have made his impact. He should not have been sitting on the bench.
If James was sitting on the bench at such a do-or-die moment, there was only one possibility—the Cavaliers had already lost the ability to fight back.
"There are two minutes left in the game, but the gap still shows no signs of shrinking. The Grizzlies lead the Cavaliers by 21 points. Their response has simply been too fierce."
Mike Breen's commentary shocked many fans who had just switched over to the broadcast.
The Grizzlies were up 21 on the Cavaliers? What was going on?
In the last game, the Cavaliers had beaten the Grizzlies by more than 20 points because of their record-breaking three-point shooting.
Today, the Grizzlies had immediately returned the favor in full—but what had they relied on this time?
No matter how bad the Cavaliers were, no matter how little people believed in them, they should not have been getting destroyed by the Grizzlies like this.
So, many fans hurriedly checked the Grizzlies' stats for the night. They thought Link must have exploded again, putting up some outrageously ridiculous