"when!"

Missed the basket.

The Hornets lost 87-89!

The two sides fought to a draw of 3 to 3!

The moment the ball hit the frame, Antetokounmpo stood up from the bench excitedly and yelled at his teammates.

In the next game, he returned from suspension!

The hearts of Hornets fans were instantly broken.

The league gave the Hornets their best chance, but they failed to seize it!

It was at this time that many people realized that this season was not so much about the Hornets but Durant.

On social media after the game, fans felt sorry for the Hornets. Butler's final choice was no problem, because he had just hit a three-pointer before that, and the physical exertion on both sides was very high. The Hornets played overtime.

The team has no advantage.

At this time, some people began to complain about the league's previous punishments and why Antetokounmpo was suspended for 3 games instead of 4 games.

But obviously, it seems very weak to talk about this at this time.

Of course, there are also people discussing the next tiebreaker situation between the two sides.

Almost everyone overwhelmingly believed that the Bucks would win without a doubt.

First, after the sixth game, the momentum of the two sides was completely different. Second, after Antetokounmpo returned and Durant still couldn't play, the Hornets were far behind in terms of strength.

Although some people think that the Hornets may not necessarily lose, just like the Bucks can still win two games without Antetokounmpo.

But those are in the minority after all. After all, the series has reached this point, both sides already know the basics, and the room for adjustment is very limited.

Just when Hornets fans, or fans across the Internet, were immersed in an atmosphere of sadness, a status from Durant's personal Twitter caused social media to explode.

The content of this tweet is not much, only a few simple words, but it is full of weight.

"I will come back in G7."

Durant is coming back in the seventh game!

This time there is obviously no medical miracle, but he has to fight with injuries!

Lin Ying only found out about the news after Su Feng called him.

This further confirms this point. After all, if the injury is really worse than expected, Durant will definitely tell Lin Ying based on his character.

Lin Ying called, and Durant initially laughed, saying that he had fully recovered.

It wasn't until Lin Ying said she wanted to make a video call to him that he said he was only 70% to 80% better.

Obviously, this 70% to 80% also contains moisture.

"Kevin, don't risk your career."

As a time traveler, Lin Ying couldn't help but remind Durant in this situation.

You must know that when he was with the Warriors, Durant would play through injuries, which would lead to a ruptured Achilles tendon, and he would never return to his peak dominance.

And the situation now is different from that before. There is no media or management forcing him to play, so he really doesn't have to fight.

Lin Ying said a lot, and Durant listened carefully.

But in the end, what Durant said made Lin Ying silent.

"You told me that basketball is not everything in life, right? I just don't want to have any regrets."

Lin Ying could understand Durant's emotions because he still remembered what Durant said to him about "the most glorious moment" when he was in the hotel.

This season is so different for Durant.

He is eager to prove himself, and his desire is no less than that of Leonard.

"Is it really worth it?"

Lin Ying spoke after being silent for a long time.

If he had known that something like this would happen, he would have tried his best to dissuade Durant from staying.

"Shadow, you sound like Rick when you talk now."

Durant's reply with a smile made Lin Ying stunned for a moment.

In the original NCAA finals, Durant was also kicked out by Noah.

At that time, Rick Barnes was also trying his best to dissuade Durant from playing in the game, and he also asked Durant like Lin Ying.

Durant's response at the time was:

"worth."

This is what Durant said next.
Chapter completed!