When Silver handed the championship trophy to Link, the bald commissioner was met with boos from the entire arena.
Nobody was stupid. Everyone could see that the officiating standards in this game had been abnormal.
Fortunately, Link had turned the tide with a dominant scoring run in the fourth quarter. If this had happened to anyone else, wouldn't they have just had to accept their bad luck?
Silver's actions met fierce resistance from the fans. Of course, the moment he handed the championship trophy to Link, the fans immediately "changed their tune."
The boos quickly turned into thunderous cheers as Link raised the fourth NBA championship trophy in Grizzlies history. And Link had helped them win all four of those trophies!
Confetti rained down from the arena ceiling, and after a year, Memphis's celebration continued.
"Link is undoubtedly the most successful player of the NBA's second decade of the 21st century. From 2011 until now, seven years, four championship trophies, including one three-peat. Achievements like these have made him the brightest star of this era!"
Mike Breen had not yet stopped commentating. He still wanted to use words to convey Link's greatness.
"Think of the defining figures of the previous decade: Kobe, O'Neal, Duncan, Garnett... Among them, only Kobe has more championships than Link. But don't forget, Link is still in his prime. He won't even turn twenty-nine for another ten-plus days! I believe his championship total will absolutely keep growing!"
If Link kept winning championships, Mike Breen would not be surprised in the slightest.
To be honest, Mike Breen had never advocated comparing Link to Jordan before. In his view, Jordan remained an unsurpassable figure.
But things were different now. He believed Link might truly be able to challenge the many miracles left behind by the "god."
After that,