A buzzer-beating pull-up three, huh? Thrilling enough.
Fifty points in a single game? Impressive, but these days, it hardly seemed all that unusual.
What? Fifty points in a playoff game? Now that was interesting!
Seventeen points in thirty-seven seconds? Did you remember that wrong? McGrady had thirteen points in thirty-five seconds.
Oh? This was a new record? Who set it? How could anyone score seventeen points in thirty-seven seconds? Plenty of players struggled to score seventeen even over an entire game.
Wait, you're saying all of that happened in one game?
It was simply inconceivable!
Of course it was inconceivable, because Link's games were never ordinary.
At FedExForum, too many inconceivable things had already become perfectly natural.
Tonight was merely another miraculous night belonging to Memphis.
"The game is over! 121 to 119! Link saved the Memphis Grizzlies at the absolute brink of disaster! He didn't just save this game—he saved the entire series! The overall score has been forcibly tied at 1-1, and the Los Angeles Clippers' hopes of returning home with a two-game lead have been completely shattered!"
Though he had already shouted himself hoarse once, Hubie Brown still could not control his emotions.
He was old. He could not passionately roar at the drop of a hat like younger commentators did.
But what had just happened was enough to make even Hubie Breen unleash all the emotions he had been holding back.
A game-winning three, fifty points in a playoff game, seventeen points in thirty-seven seconds... In a single game, Link had made every one of those unbelievable things happen.
He had not created a miracle, because he was the miracle itself!
Having witnessed this historic night firsthand, Hubie Brown was swept up in the electric atmosphere.
On the court, Link stood with one foot on the