The Basketball Court Swordsman

When Henson was pushed onto the court by the players, several seconds had passed since Paul completed the lore.

Henson originally wanted to stand quietly on the sidelines and pretend...No, he was enjoying victory. But Stephenson and others were pushed onto the court, and then "forced" to "hug" with sweaty players.

But is Henson angry? Of course he cannot be angry. The guy laughed wanton, even though his haircut was messed up, his tie was pulled messy, and his suit jacket became messy, but Henson didn't care.

He said, tonight belongs to the Big Three and belongs to the Celtics. But the victory belongs to Indian Presspolis! So he did it.

"Chris Paul! His relentless retreat jumper destroyed the beautiful night belonging to the Celtics Big Three! It was wonderful, Pierce and Paul's big heart shots at the last moments made the game result until the last second. Zhongcai is finally out! Jeff, Jeff!?" Mike Brin said as he said, he found Van Gundy slumped in a chair with one hand on his chest.

"I have to admit, Mike, that's why I stopped being a head coach. It was too exciting. In just 3.4 seconds, I experienced the feeling of falling from the clouds to the ground and flying up again. My heart can't bear it. I don't know how Henson Joe kept himself calm!" Van Gundy wiped his sweat, yeah, the last attack made people sweat!

Pierce, Garnett, Ray Allen and Rondo stood at the entrance of the players, seemingly reluctant to leave. They are not reconciled, really not reconciled. Obviously today, the old guys are doing their best. Obviously today, they went from 10 points behind in the first quarter to 1 point in the last 3.4 seconds!

But after 3.4 seconds? Few people will remember that Pierce’s previous quasi lore and "contemplating the truth" action, and few people will remember that Garnett almost hit a 30+10 stat. Few people will remember Ray Allen's warming three-pointer and Rondo's excellent defense against Paul several times.

Nothing. Before 3.4 seconds, they were no worse than the Pacers. But now, there is nothing left.

Does tonight belong to the Celtics? No, the night of competitive sports will only belong to the winner.

Without speaking, Garnett turned around and walked into the player tunnel. Afterwards, it was Pierce, Rondo, and finally, Ray Allen, who silently dropped his head.

The final season of the Big Three? Maybe, it's really the last season...

On the court, the crazy celebration finally stopped. Henson was already disheveled at this time, and Paul, who had just been fierce, also smiled.

"It was Coach Henson, he helped me complete the last shot, and he controlled the entire game. I thank him, I just helped him complete that shot." In an interview later, Paul took all The credit goes to Henson.

He has not forgotten who made himself calm down during the intermission. I also did not forget who released his desire to attack at the right moment.

Henson is like a wizard, as if he can always predict the future and respond in advance. He said that today the team could not easily solve the Celtics, so the two sides fought to the last minute. He said he would have the opportunity to make Rondo and the Celtics pay the price, so Paul had just a lore.

And Paul's words, undoubtedly, many media have turned their attention to the coach who has been "unsightly".

"There is nothing to say. At the last moment, we both had a chance to win the game, and we both seized the opportunity. That shot by Paul Pierce is not a lore? There is no doubt that it is a sure thing. Kill! But now, the total score is only 1 to 0, so this lore did not actually determine the winner. But I am still very happy with the performance of the players, they have not been defeated despite the best of the Big Three. , This is very rare."

What Henson said was from the bottom of his heart. If it were in the regular season, the Big Three would be brave. It is estimated that the Pacers would really not win. He has not forgotten how badly the team lost when the Pacers met the Celtics for the last time in the regular season a month ago.

But today, everyone did their best. Including Paul, he listened very much to his own words. He doesn't think how great he is, nor does he think how much he thinks he is. Henson is just fortunate that he has such a good and obedient player.

At the subsequent press conference, the Big Three of the Green Army were very frustrated.

All in one go, then decline, and exhaustion... When the Big Three played in such a perfect state but still lost, Rivers knew very well that the series had become very difficult for him.

Tonight, it is very likely that the Celtics will be in the best state of this series. However, even so, they still cannot reap the victory.

It is self-evident that this kind of ending has a blow to morale.

"I would rather, we lost the game by 20 points." Paul Pierce made no secret of his disappointment in the press conference after the game. Yes, we lost by 20 points. It's better than being defeated in the last 3.4 seconds...

The moment Paul scored, Pierce even felt like his career was over. He seemed to suddenly become 40 years old, and then left the game empty-handed.

They thought that as long as they were back to their previous state, they could win the O'Brien Cup again.

However, Henson used cruel facts to tell the Big Three of the Green Army that you can't!

The time that has passed can never go back.

After this fierce game, Paul was on fire, Pierce was on fire, and Henson was on fire.

Paul and Pierce each contributed two of the most exciting lore in that game. And Henson, he contributed the most exciting celebration of that game.

Just before Paul threw the ball out, before the basketball was in the frame, Henson on the sidelines raised his arms calmly to celebrate the goal.

This scene is similar to the scene of Arenas turning around to celebrate the goal in advance. Being highly sought after is naturally reasonable.

Henson didn't know where Arenas' confidence came from, just as he couldn't say why he was so confident. What is there to say? Invisible force is the most deadly...

The Pacers' victory in the first game undoubtedly greatly affected the morale of the Big Three. Sure enough, in the second game of the series, the Celtics did not show any better performance under the tight defense of the Pacers.

Garnett, who scored 29 points in the previous game, only scored 15 points in the second game. Pierce, who contributed to the quasi lore in the last game, was tortured to only 7 points. Ray Allen scored a team-high 17 points, but to no avail. Rondo had 8 points and 13 assists, but was suppressed by Paul's 25 points and 11 assists.

108 to 99, the second game was much more boring than the first. The two teams seem to have returned to the regular season, and the Celtics have become the old and weak team.

"The loss in the last game was too cruel for them, old boy, it would also be heartbreaking." Seeing the Big Three walking into the player's aisle again dingy, Henson sighed regretfully.

I don’t know if this group of Pacers gets old, will they be so sad...

After that, the game turned to Boston. Although on the team bus, Henson and the players saw many local fans on the street holding up "Welcome to Boston, Pacers to die!" Such horrible slogans.

But Henson must admit that after taking a 2-0 lead. What he considered was already the Big Three in Miami...