Irving's singles ability and big heart are beyond doubt.

Although the record of leading the team last season was not good, his scoring in the final quarter ranked among the top in the league.

"Whoa!"

There was a crisp sound of entering the network.

Irving threw the ball in!

This ball is very crucial!

This time, the Cavaliers narrowed the point difference to one goal!

Irving once again showed a handsome smile while retreating.

And this time he was looking in Harden's direction.

This is his way of telling Harden that they really have a chance!

Even Sloan looked surprised at this ball.

The only one who wasn't too surprised was probably Lin Ying.

Speaking of which, in history, Irving's fatal three-pointer to defeat the 73-win Warriors is enough to illustrate Irving's big heart.

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At halftime, the score was 44 to 51.

The Cavaliers trailed the Nets by only 7 points entering the second half.

Before halftime, reporters interviewed Irving.

Irving was the Cavaliers' most dazzling player in the first half. He contributed a team-high 18 points, including 12 points in the first quarter.

The first playoff game of his career was played like this. At least in this half, he was comparable to the James he once was.

Facing the reporter's camera, Irving still smiled handsomely.

When a reporter asked him if he ever thought he would win the game tonight, he smiled and nodded.

"James and I have both thought that our goal is not just tonight, we will try to do more."

Although he didn't say it very straightforwardly, everyone could actually understand what he wanted to express:

They want to beat the Nets!

Because it was an interview, Cole heard this from the commentary box.

It was at this time that he repeated what he said before.

"Young Carey!"

The same sentence means completely different things when said at different times.
Chapter completed!