"I watched their game and to be honest, it wasn't as good as I thought."

When the 76ers struggled to eliminate the Cavaliers 4-2 and advanced to the finals again, the showdown between them and the Warriors was the main topic in North American sports.

The day after the Eastern Conference Finals ended, Warriors forward Drummond Green commented on Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals in an exclusive interview with famous Bay Area reporter Tim Kawakami.

His answer is surprising.

The sixth game between the 76ers and the Cavaliers was recognized as bloody and barbaric, and many older generation players said it was OK.

But in Green's eyes, it seems that "is not as powerful as he imagined."

They are proud and full of complacency from top to bottom.

However, they have reasons to be complacent.

After all, he won 74 in the regular season, and in the more fiercely competitive Western Theater Command, the three-round series only lost to the Thunder.

12 wins and 1 loss, and the game that lost was Durant and Westbrook scored 80 points together.

Such a team that thinks it is invincible psychologically naturally cannot look down on the roosters who are not as competitive as those in the West.

When Green began to mock the Cavaliers' inside, fans suspected that he might not have even watched the game.

The comment section all mocked Green.

"Dramond, if you throw you into that game, you will undoubtedly be torn to pieces!"

Of course you can be arrogant or complacent, but being arrogant is your fault.

You know, the 76ers are one of the eight teams that defeated the Warriors in the regular season. Unlike other teams, at least they are fully confident to fight against the Warriors.

Green's attitude towards the fans' bad comments were angering.

There are still four days left before the finals start, so everyone can only wait.

Even if Green threatened that he was even more awesome than God, he had to wait until God opened his eyes before he could accept him.

Or maybe God is too lazy to argue with this ant?

The 76ers had no intention of joining the dispute. They had just defeated the Cavaliers and were exhausted.

With four days offseason, Wright immediately decided to give the players a day off and let them make good adjustments.

Wei Xia, who averaged 42 minutes per game in the Eastern Conference Finals, seems to be the one who needs the most rest.

On the day of holiday, he got up very early.

When he was free, he took his son and Kobe for a walk outside.

Kobe was attracted by something in the flower world from time to time, so Wei Zile had to stop and play with him.

Wei Xia happened to do some stretching movements to move his muscles and bones.

Even if today is a day off, he doesn't plan to relax too much, and he still needs training.

"Dad, Kobe is eating randomly again!"

"It's eating shit?"

“It’s not a dog!”

"So what did it eat?"

Wei Zile forced Wei Xia and turned around to see what Kobe was eating.

That seems to be hard to say.

Wei Xia turned around and saw Kobe sitting on the ground like a human, licking his lower body with a mysterious look.

Wei Xia has watched other documentaries on TV, and other cats seem to be very keen to use their tongues to clean up the dirt below.

For humans, doing this is very indecent.

"It seems that it wants to take a shower. Remember to take it to take a shower later."

Fortunately, Kobe couldn't understand what Wei Xia was saying, otherwise a cat punch would definitely hit the face, and the most annoying thing it had was taking a shower.

The half-hour walk was not as pleasant as imagined. Wei Xia wanted to experience the quietness of the years, with children and cats around her.

However, there are 100,000 Whys in the child's mind.

Wei Zile asked many questions that gave Wei Xia a headache. In half an hour, Kobe attacked several small animals and messed up several vases. When Wei Xia picked it up, he greeted Wei Xia in the language of a feline for more than ten minutes.

"This is not the walk I imagined!" Wei Xia decided to think clearly in the future and then take the children and cats out for a walk.

To be honest, this is not as fun as playing basketball alone.

Just so happens, the cat and the kid think so.

Wei Xia ended her boring walk in advance and took them home for breakfast. Elaine made a table of Korean breakfast today - with kimchi, fried rice cakes and fried chicken.

Although these foods are good, they are not suitable for Weisha.

Elaine also saw Wei Xia's difficulty, she was prepared for it.

"Dondondondondon!"

She transformed into a nutritious meal that meets the requirements of the dietary regulations like magic. Although the fried chicken and fried rice cakes on the table were delicious, Wei Xia controlled her desires. Not only did he not take a bite, he also watched his wife finish them with his own eyes.

During this process, Wei Zile once misunderstood his father's eyes.

He thought his father was hungry when he stared at him, so he used the knife and fork on Wei Xia's plate to pick up a piece of chicken breast and feed him.

Wei Xia can only imagine the taste of Korean fried chicken based on her imagination.

He believes that it is not much different from boiled chicken breasts. Anyway, they are all chicken, so there should be no difference.

The question is, since there is no difference, why can he only eat boiled water and not fried? Well, it must be that the nutritionist's brain has water.

Although his mind was flooded, Wei Xia still listened to him and did not eat fried ones.

Wei Xia is not without a way to deal with her greed.

In reality, he can't eat it, he can travel through the old days and eat it with Hafliceck's mouth.

The NBA in the 1970s was in a difficult period. Not to mention dietary regulations, there were not many people who had a systematic training plan during the offseason.

For example, the longest-green player between the 1960s and 1970s was John Haflicke himself. He did not smoke, drink, or take drugs, which can be said to be a rare example at that time.

Such Haflicek will run a marathon every offseason.

Therefore, at the beginning of the new season, others will get fat and need to lose weight, while they will get thinner and need to gain weight.

Such body control is nothing for ordinary people, but it has a great impact on athletes.

Therefore, Havlicek is like this, and Wei Xia occasionally talks, and will not have any impact on him.

But recently, he was not in the mood to greed when he traveled to Haflicek.

The Eastern Conference Finals of the 1972-1973 season ended.

Havlicek teared his shoulders like the history that Weisha learned, so he missed a game and sat down to see the Knicks lead 3-1.

Starting from Game 5, Havlicek played with his torn shoulders for three consecutive games. His performance was worse than the other, and his injury was getting worse.

Wei Xia could not imagine playing three consecutive games with such injuries.

He played a game at the end of the season when Haflicek played at that time, and never tried it again.

At that time, Wei Xia wanted to adapt to the pain in advance so that the same thing would not happen to him in the future.

However, when that pain came, Wei Xia regretted it.

He insisted on playing one game before he tried to possess Haflicek, who had a torn shoulder.

Wei Xia is still lucky. He has not encountered similar injuries when he just ended the Eastern Conference Final.

But Haflicek still experienced this injury and his series against the Knicks still failed in the first game.

Haflicecke returned to play three games in a row with his torn shoulders. With his Game 5 performance and two dominant performances with Coins, the Celtics dragged the game to tiebreak, but in the end, Walter Fraser dominated the seventh game.

This will be Havlicek's eternal regret.

With 68 wins in the regular season, he also scored one of the highest career-before the shoulder tear, Haflicecke averaged 28.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 47.7%.

In the first round of Game 1 against the Atlanta Hawks, Havlicek scored 54 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists, which was a new high in his playoff career, and his condition was evident.

Wei Xia felt sorry for Havlicek and was also very sad.

He knew how much Havlicek wanted to prove himself.

Only one goal away from success, reaching the finals, even without him, the Celtics can defeat the Lakers.

The injury hits, making this season that deserves some success and is a waste of time.

Haflicek's experience and regret made Wei Xia more urgent and panic.

He was worried, he was afraid that the same thing would happen to him.

He does not have the regrets of Haflicek. He has proved his ability, but he is at a critical stage in his career and he wants to fight for his reputation behind him.

The three consecutive championships are the stepping stones that he and Russell, Jordan, O'Neal, etc.

The Warriors are extremely powerful, but Wei Xia also has the desire to win. What should he do if he encounters the same dilemma as Haflicecke before he succeeds? Will he fail like Haflicecke?
Chapter completed!