Kobe raised both arms high, his expression ferocious, as if he were the one who had scored 83 points.
Although this was a Lakers game, and although everyone assumed Kobe should have been rooting for the Lakers.
Kobe still could not help pumping his fists and cheering from the sidelines.
Fine, I'll come clean—I've always supported Link.
Wade took off his sunglasses and stared at the court in disbelief.
Flash's career-high score was 9 points... no, 55 points.
That day, after scoring 55, Wade had felt like a god descending from heaven—unstoppable. He had thought he could not possibly score any more than that.
He simply could not imagine how Link had scored 28 more points on top of that.
The instant Link's three-pointer went in, Randolph and Tony Allen directly grabbed onto each other for support, because both their legs had gone weak.
And not just them—basketball fans all over the world wore the same dumbfounded expression.
After Mike Breen finished roaring, he realized his voice had gone hoarse.
He had been yelling like crazy all night.
But being able to witness this miraculous game with his own eyes made losing his voice worth it!
Before this, everyone had believed that scoring 80 points in a single game was simply impossible.
But what Link did best was turn the impossible into possible!
He had already created too many miracles. Tonight was merely business as usual.
The entire Staples Center erupted—yes, even though the Lakers were destined to lose.
That was an extremely rare sight in Lakers history.
The fans who had originally come to cheer on the Lakers had been completely won over by Link's performance tonight.
Though Link was the Lakers' opponent today, a great player deserved everyone's madness.
After Link's three-pointer, the lead had stretched to 15