The Western Conference Finals had finally reached their most thrilling moment.
3–2, the Grizzlies had seized match point.
Ever since Link joined the Grizzlies, whenever they had taken match point first, their probability of ultimately winning the series had been 100%.
Without exception!
After Game 5, Link had also issued the Clippers a "critical condition notice."
From every angle, the Clippers' prospects looked grim.
They had been backed into a corner. Even if the Grizzlies won the next game by only one point, George and Leonard would have to bid farewell to their ambitious season.
Although this series had been spectacular, although the Clippers had forced a 17-points-in-37-seconds miracle.
If the Grizzlies won the series, though, all the glory would belong to them. People would only remember Link's eighth 50-point playoff game, his game-winning three-pointer, and his godlike performance.
Leonard's clutch steal in Game 1, Paul George's scoring displays in Games 2 and 3, and Louis Williams's 25-point half... all of it would be forgotten!
The Clippers had played well too. They absolutely deserved the honor of being winners.
No one wanted their efforts to amount to nothing in the end, and no one wanted to be branded a loser before the game was even over.
Paul George watched report after report on his phone and quietly sighed.
At that moment, George was standing in his mansion at BMW Hills Gardens. He had bought the property for $16.1 million last summer, and it was where he had settled down in Los Angeles.
The BMW Hills Gardens area had gradually developed into an upscale residential district since 1922. Connected with the coastal scenic areas along the Pacific Ocean, it formed a unique stretch of scenery. It was one of the places where many Hollywood stars and wealthy people liked to buy