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The battle was won.

With just a few words, Dennis Rodman not only stopped collapsing, but also became more motivated, with an expression that said, "Even if you, Han Yi, kill me, my brothers will take this victory for me."

It was originally a battle between the weak and the strong. If the opponent showed the spirit of winning, then the Celtics really had no chance!

In the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinals, facing the powerful defending champion Chicago Bulls, Han Yi scored his first 60+ in the playoffs in his career in the first game. It was indeed strong enough, but it was still not enough!

The Celtics still lost to the Chicago Bulls 90:98!

Han Yi: 62 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 8 blocks, 2 steals, 7 turnovers!

Even though 7 turnovers are a bit eye-catching, no one would blame Han Yi for making so many turnovers after he alone scored 70% of a team's points!

Moreover, in the long history of the NBA, 62 points in the playoffs are enough to rank second in the NBA playoffs' historical scoring list!

And who is the first?

It's none other than Michael Jordan standing opposite Han Yi!

In the second game of the first round of the Eastern Conference in 1986, the Chicago Bulls lost to the Boston Celtics led by Bird 131 to 135!

In that game, Michael Jordan scored 63 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks!

Bird on the opposite side scored 36 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks!

It's no coincidence that when Han Yi scored 62 points today, Michael Jordan also scored 36 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks!

It's still the Bulls vs. Celtics!

But the young one was 24-year-old Jordan, and the old one was 30-year-old Larry Bird!

Now, the young one is 21-year-old Han Yi, and the old one is 35-year-old Michael Jordan!

In 1986, Michael Jordan scored 63 points and was defeated in the first round, but now, Han Yi, the Celtics leader who lost to the Bulls, scored 62 points!

In some way, it's hard not to say that this is a strange and interesting inheritance!

But just like Bird and young Jordan back then!

Although there is a big gap between the two in terms of scoring, Jordan is not inferior to Han Yi in terms of influence on this game!

Han Yi's relentless pursuit made Phil Jackson helpless, and he blew up all the inside players of the Bulls from the starting lineup to the substitutes, and even to the water dispenser.

But it was useless. Jordan always knew when to assist and when to score while leading his teammates. He always kicked the Celtics into the bottom again when the game was about to turn around!

"Is this the gap between me and the God of Basketball?"

"It's not just the difference in basketball skills and basketball talent, but also the mysterious difference in basketball experience. The sense of relaxation when everything is under control during the game, that sense of relaxation, makes the team, whether leading or lagging, not only Jordan, but everyone has a full belief in winning."

In the post-match training, Han Yi kept thinking about this question:

"Such a gap can't be solved by the system alone..."

But in the eyes of the fans, did Han Yi lose?

No!

Comparing Han Yi's 62 points with Jordan's 63 points 12 years ago, what kind of tribute and inheritance are all made up by the Bulls fans!

Hardcore Celtics fans don't recognize it!

That's a blasphemy to Han Yi's 62 points, right?

Your Celtics and the Bulls in 1986 played overtime, Jordan played 53 minutes, and both teams scored 130+!

Our game ended in the regular season, and neither team scored more than 100 points. Han Yi played 10 minutes less than Jordan back then, and the score was only 1 point different!

It can be seen that Han Yi's 62 points are much more valuable than Jordan's 63 points!

The loser was the incompetent Boston Celtics, what does it have to do with us Han Yi?

"I can't believe that an NBA team, excluding the highest score of the boss, the total score of all others only scored 29 points?"

"Except for Han Yi, McGrady, and Ben, who else on the Celtics is qualified to play in the NBA?"

"My requirements are really not high, as long as the total score of the rest of you can get the same as Han Yi

The same score, then wouldn't it be an easy win?"

But when this question was asked to Han Yi, Han Yi showed obvious disgust:

"You really have nothing to say, right? Losing is losing, there is no excuse, and the data is meaningless. ”

Don’t make excuses. Since we won, I, Han Yi, am the biggest winner. If the team lost, I, the boss, should bear the brunt!

You took all the credit for the win, but you blamed your teammates for not being strong enough for the loss?

Can such a person really be considered the boss of the team?

The entire Boston Celtics team was moved to tears by having a boss like Han Yi who dared to take responsibility.

They all expressed that they were really stunned in the first game against the Chicago Bulls’ terrifying defense, but they would not surrender and would do their best to help Han Yi in the second game.

In the first game, besides Han Yi, the only Celtics player who scored in double digits, McGrady, said:

“Han Yi has given his all. Now it’s his brothers’ and his teammates’ turn to give their all for Boston. Believe us, we won’t give up! "

Sure enough, in the second game, except for Han Yi, the Celtics' scores increased significantly, from 29 points in the last game to 43 points, even 3 points more than Han Yi's score in the second game!

But it was useless!

83:100!

The Boston Celtics suffered another 17-point defeat at the Chicago Bulls' home court, the United Center!

The other Celtics players were indeed better than in the last game, but Han Yi only scored 40 points in this game!

Don't think that Michael Jordan only scored 29 points today, but Scottie Pippen beside him scored 22 points, Ron Harper scored 15 points, Tony Kukoc scored 13 points, and Luke Longley scored 11 points...

The Celtics are not the Bulls. Although the Celtics' role players have warmed up a lot compared to the last game, for Han Yi, if you only score 40 points, it is impossible to beat the Chicago Bulls!