However, the Knicks' first offensive move...
Under the driving force of the seasoned Barnes, Jas imdiately helped Brown produce a well-known scene.
As another spokesperson of the "Nightmare Dance" in the current era, Brown keenly sensed the timing of Jas' driving layup and transford what should have been Jas' first field goal into his own block data.
In the Warriors Forbidden Area, Jas, who was blocked by Brown with a big slam against the board, imdiately turned his confused gaze toward the referee upon landing.
This is an image that has perated Jas' entire career.
That is, even in gas, if the opposing defender blocks Jas without dispute, Jas must pretend to be aggrieved and thus prove that the reason he was blocked was just that the defender infringed on his cylinder.
However, Brown did not accommodate this "good brother" who once researched with him in the "Dream Factory" on how to profit from the new dribbling and ball-handling rules.
On the court, watching Jas still complaining after Nash completed the fast break, Brown said to him, "When will you ever grow up?"
Facing Brown's soul-questioning, Jas imdiately displayed an enraged expression.
But the so-called "Emperor's Fury" could intimidate others.
In front of these Warriors...
Who could Jas intimidate?
"This is the Bay Area, kid!"
In the Warriors' half, having pushed away Jas, who was trying to argue with Brown, Barnes said this.
The next second, although Barnes pushed Jas' chest, Jas covered his face as he fell to the ground, displaying sowhat crude acting skills.
Especially in the mont when Jas covered his face and fell while opening his hand to sneak a peek at the referee...
"Doesn't he know that with the advancent of technology, today's broadcast cara angles have no blind spots?"
On the Warriors bench, watching the slow-motion replay on the big screen, Big Ben exclaid.
And on TNT TV Station, Barkley said speechlessly, "LeBron, you are at least a player weighing over 270 pounds. Can't you stand firm like a man and fight with your opponents?"
Beside him, Smith said, "You all used to say Matt Barnes learned Chinese kung fu, now I believe it, because if it wasn't for using Chinese kung fu, how could Matt push down LeBron, who is 50 pounds heavier?"
This fall didn't bring Jas the punishnt for Barnes that he wanted from the referee.
Moreover, Jas even received a warning from the referee.
"Stop flopping, LeBron."
Flopping... Flopping?
No!
Didn't you see Barnes just use the legendary Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms on ?
Sorry, the referee indeed didn't see it.
In Qin Yue's past life, Jas, obviously robust like Lu Zhishen, yet falling like Lin Daiyu, indeed always benefited from this.
But in Oracle Arena, in the Warriors' ho court, if the referee dared to support this flop by Jas, how would the referee officiate the rest of the match?
On the court, after this small episode, the rookie Butler on the Warriors also successfully enjoyed the benefits of matching up with Jas.
Utilizing off-ball cuts, Butler shot 4-for-4 in the first half of the second quarter.
Playing in the Finals for the first ti in his career, scoring 8 points in just 6 minutes, Butler didn't want to say Jas is greater than Qin Yue.
But the fact proved, in helping opponents find confidence, Jas is indeed greater than Qin Yue.
And on the Knicks' bench, having seen through Jas after losing that filter called "loyal minister," Durant now hates his own weak and incompetent self for agreeing to that trade involving Westbrook last sumr.
"If Russell were still here, we wouldn't be so passive during the rotation phase." At this mont, Durant thought silently in his heart.
Previously, with Jas' help, the Pacers successfully played all seven gas against the Knicks.
And this night, similarly aided by Jas, the Warriors also led the Knicks by 14 points by halfti.
At the end of the half, the scoreboard showed 68 to 54.
On TNT TV Station, Barkley gave a sharp comntary: "In my opinion, both the Warriors and the Pacers are too dependent on LeBron."
This is the so-called dominance of Jas that can be on par with Michael Jordan.
In Qin Yue's past life, Jas not only never dominated even a single era, but he was also often dominated by the superstars of his ti.
Duncan first enjoyed the Jas era benefits in Young Jas' ti.
Then Nowitzki followed, using Jas to shed his "soft" tag.
Then ca Curry, Jokic, Edwards.
In conclusion, if Jas could be on par with Jordan...
It wouldn't be Jordan's lant.
It would only be Jas proving through marketing that in the 21st century, no matter how unworthy you are, as long as your packaging is exquisite enough, who isn't a GOAT?
After the halfti break, still leading the Knicks in an all-out fight, Durant finally made up his mind on this night.
The entire second half, Durant didn't say a single word to Jas.
He just silently scored, scored, and scored.
The final score, 110 to 127.
Throughout the ga, totaling 39 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists for the Knicks, Durant said in the post-ga interview, "I said this is my team, so I will not shirk the responsibility for this loss."
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