"This guy's growth rate is terrifying."

Kevin Durant couldn't help but sigh while watching the live broadcast on his mobile phone.

Just a year ago, the bayonet, although powerful, was definitely not as fast as it is now.

At least in Durant's view, the Bayonet a year ago was still unable to control the overall situation on the offensive end.

But it was different today. When he scored 20+ points in a row in a single quarter of the playoffs, it was destined that Bayonet had grown into a top player.

To be honest, such young rookie kings like Bayonet have rarely appeared in recent years.

It seems that since the Greek Giannis Antetokounmpo, the league has not seen a superstar like Bayonet at the peak of his debut in recent seasons. Even Antetokounmpo, when he was a second-year rookie, was not as terrifying as Bayonet.

“I’m really looking forward to it.”

I don't know why, but Durant wanted to fight with the bayonet very much at this moment.

Of course, he also knows that if the Dallas Mavericks and his Brooklyn Nets want to compete in the playoffs, they may have to wait until the finals.

But this season seems impossible, and it will have to be next season at the earliest.

And this is based on the premise that the Brooklyn Nets have the ability to advance to the Finals next season.

But obviously, this is not easy.

Durant frowned. First of all, judging from the team's current lineup, there is a big problem. The team currently only has one star: him.

Although the competition in the Eastern Conference is not as terrifying as the purgatory Western Conference, it is not possible for Durant to lead the team alone and advance to the finals.

Therefore, perhaps in the upcoming offseason, it is time for me to express some attitude to the management.

At the Thunder's home court, the accompaniment of bayonets continued. He was like crazy, frantically destroying the Thunder's defense again and again, and defeating the pride of this city again and again.

So, soon, when he heard the home fans’ mvp-hating voices,

Everything finally started to fall into place.

17 points!

Just like drinking water, Bayonet scored 17 points again in the second quarter.

Therefore, when halftime came, a more terrifying statistic was that Bayonet became the first player in NBA history to score 38 points in the first two quarters of a playoff game.

Led by Bayonet's 38 points in two quarters, the Dallas Mavericks had widened the point difference to 20+ at the end of the first two quarters.

This is the playoffs, and the point difference has been expanded to 20+ very easily. Is the Dallas Mavericks too strong or the Oklahoma City Thunder too weak?

People finally started thinking about this issue.

"There is no doubt that the bayonet slaughtered the Oklahoma City Thunder. He shattered all the pride of this city with his incredible performance in two quarters. I believe that for the people of this city, they no longer look forward to it.

The team they support can stage a comeback. They just hope that this bad series will end quickly. Then the team will be swept 4:0 by the Dallas people, and they will admit it."

To be honest, Shaquille O'Neal feels like he has some sympathy for the city of Oklahoma.

But having said that, competitive sports are like this, everything depends on strength. If your fist is not strong enough, then you can only become a stepping stone for others to shine.

At this time, what no one knew was that the first conflict since the playoffs broke out in the home team's locker room during halftime.

The protagonists of the conflict are Thunder star Russell Westbrook and head coach Donovan.

Yes, this is the most standard general suit.

Obviously, Russell Westbrook scored a team-high 22 points in the first half, but what he ended up with was a 20+ point difference.

This made him feel that the game was too frustrating.

Especially regarding the bayonet, Russell Westbrook feels that Donovan is just a loser. Not only in this game, but in the entire series until now, as the head coach of the team, Donovan is still

There is no way to deal with the bayonet.

So in Russell Westbrook's view, the so-called head coach Donovan is simply too mediocre.

"Why can't we always come up with a way to deal with the bayonet? Everyone has seen how destructive it is on the offensive end. In this case, why can we only be passively beaten from the beginning to the end?"

As soon as he returned to the locker room, Russell Westbrook kicked the young man's desk away, which instantly silenced the entire locker room.

As the head coach of the team, Donovan was not in a good mood. At this time, when Russell Westbrook criticized him, his anger surged up instantly.

"If you could lead the team like a fucking bayonet, we wouldn't be so passive during the game."

Donovan's words are straightforward enough, and his meaning is obvious, that is, Russell Westbrook is not a qualified leader at all.

Both of them were angry, so the conflict was about to intensify. In this case, Paul George stepped forward and became the peacemaker.

In any case, at least it is not the time to blame each other yet. Although the result of this game has been finalized, this series is not completely over yet.

"Haha, just like my prediction model, this is amazing"

In the TNT live broadcast room, Shaquille O'Neal laughed so hard because when the Dallas Mavericks led by 20+ in the first two quarters, it was really hard for him to imagine that the Bayonet would continue to play in the third quarter. In this case,

Didn’t his previous prediction come into use?

If Bayonet does not play in the next two quarters, his final score for the game will be fixed at 38 points.

Isn't 38 points just within the range of 30+?

"Shaq, don't be happy too early. I must remind you that even if the Thunder know that this game is over, they can't give up the game as soon as the fourth quarter begins."

"So, once the situation on the court changes, Bayonet will still return to the court. So, Shaq, do you think that with Bayonet's hot shooting today, for him, getting 2 more points will be a big win.

Is there a big gap?”

Charles Barkley disagreed. He did not agree with Shaquille O'Neal's conclusion. He felt that although the result of this game seemed to have no problem, the process may not have been as easy as imagined. For the Thunder, even if they
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