On the court, when the 98-year-old Svity, supported by staff, shuffled in front of Qin Yue, this elderly man who had once witnessed Rick Barry hoist the cup for the Warriors on television, tightly grasped Qin Yue’s large hands and said, "Watching you play has beco a way of life for many of us in Oakland, including myself. Every night, I pray for you from the sidelines. From the mont I ca to Oakland, I haven’t missed a single Warriors ga, not even a minute. Thank you for bringing us back to the playoff stage after twelve long years. We don’t need the recognition of Chicagoans and Los Angeles People to see you as a hero because you are our hero."
This is why competitive sports are always so fascinating.
When you witness history and make history, you have long beco a part of history.
The elderly Svity.
This elderly fan, who will be recorded in the history of the Warriors, will remain in Qin Yue’s mory, witnessing with her own eyes the Warriors winning the championship forty years later on her 106th birthday.
This Warriors fan, whom even Stephen Curry would respect and call "Sweetheart," is undoubtedly lucky.
At this mont, Qin Yue seed to feel that his fate was closely intertwined with the Warriors.
In the stands, Chris Mullin, that Lan Jiu Gui, was already crying uncontrollably, wiping tears from the corners of his eyes.
Once, he had let down the high expectations Warriors fans had for him.
Now, he hopes and prays that Qin Yue can bring back the long-awaited championship trophy for Warriors fans in the near future.
On the night the coronation ceremony ended, returning to his East Bay mansion, Qin Yue was sleepless all night.
Warriors fans hope to present Qin Yue with a crown of significant weight, but the weight of this crown... even Qin Yue couldn’t help but feel the burden.
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