822: A More Dangerous Enemy Than Durant

Durant made Jason Taylor look foolish right from the start, but before long, Jimmy Butler made Durant look foolish too.

Jason Taylor loved Jimmy Butler now. He had thought Butler had played so aggressively just to stand up for him.

But Butler had not thought that much about it at all. Whether in practice or pickup games, once the physical battle began, there was only one voice in Butler's head: Take him down!

After Durant was stripped by Butler and watched him score on the fast break, he decided not to handle the ball for the time being. He would wait until he adjusted to this level of intensity before going on a killing spree.

Otherwise, he would only keep messing up again and again. Durant could tell that Butler was not messing around with him today.

So, on the Warriors' second possession, the ball went to Stephen Curry.

To everyone else, Durant, the scoring champion, was the greatest threat. But when Link saw Curry with the ball, his nerves tensed instead!

The moment Number 30 crossed half court, Link immediately pressed up against him!

"Full-court pressure as soon as he crosses half court? Isn't Link taking this a little too far?" Kobe shook his head from the sideline. Though the Drew League encouraged people to take the games seriously, Link was almost being too serious.

Was that really necessary against Stephen Curry?

Link did not see it that way. To him, Curry was a bigger threat than Durant right now!

Pressed tightly by Link, Curry calmly handed the ball to his favorite partner, Klay Thompson, then cut without the ball toward the right corner.

Link followed Curry, trying to cut off his receiving lane. But halfway through his run, Curry suddenly spun around and made a back cut, curling