Nine Hundred and Ninety-Seven: God-Level Performance? Then Kill the Gods!

Four minutes ago, the Cavaliers led by 5 points. They had the upper hand and seemed like they could end the game with a bang in the fourth quarter.

Four minutes later, the Cavaliers led by 9 points. The advantage becomes greater, but the situation is no longer so clear.

Originally, the point difference should have been wider. Only by completely widening the point difference can the Cavaliers secure victory.

Because everyone knows that in front of Link, 9 points is not safe at all.

Especially Link, who got a four-minute break.

"Concentrate, there are still 8 minutes, we only need to hold on for 8 more minutes, and we will take away this damn victory! We are still in the lead, we still have the initiative! Continue to implement our defensive strategy, we will definitely be the last The winner!"

David Blatter has become extremely nervous. This may be the first time he has been so scared when he has a 9-point advantage.

In the first three quarters of the game, Link has refreshed Blatter's understanding of the word "powerful".

Blatter is still impressed by his magical goals one after another. You simply can’t believe that this is a guy who is playing with an injury.

Although Link's shooting percentage dropped in the third quarter due to physical problems after injury, Link has already rested for four minutes.

You can't imagine what kind of performance this guy will perform later.

James gritted his teeth and gasped for air. The confrontation with Iguodala just now consumed him a lot of physical energy. Now, he has begun to feel a little weak.

If Link really comes on and doesn't plan to go down until the end of the game, James will have to survive this entire quarter!

8 minutes, holding on to a 9-point advantage... I have to say, this is a difficult task.

Of course, this is not easy for Link. The electronic buzzer sounded, and James stared ferociously at Link as he stepped onto the court.

The live camera just happened to give James a close-up of his face, and his ferocious expression was also recorded on the big screen at the scene.

At this time, countless Cavaliers fans cheered in front of the TV. Because James' eyes now look like the famous "Eye of Death" in the 2012 Eastern Conference Finals.

In the 2012 Eastern Conference Finals, the Heat faced the powerful Celtics. After five fierce games, the Heat fell behind 2:3. If we lose the sixth game, everything will be over.

Under all kinds of pressure, amidst the insults and boos from countless away fans, James turned on the killer mode.

James scored 45 points, 15 rebounds and 5 assists in the game, and the Heat defeated the Celtics.

After James missed the first shot in this game, he scored 12 consecutive goals in the first half and made 19 of 26 shots in the game.

Turning back, front-on pull-up, transition attack 2+1, head-on three-pointer... James' goal is unstoppable.

The Celtics replaced Pietrus, Pierce, Garnett, Rondo and other tough players to defend James, but they were all unable to guard him. This battle also became James' classic battle in the playoffs.

It was with 2:06 seconds left in the third quarter of this game that the camera showed the omnipotent James. His eyes burst out with amazing fighting spirit.

It makes people feel scared, and they have the aura of wanting to eat people.

Later that look became known as the "Eye of Death".

Three years later, James once again showed his ferocious beast-like eyes. Recalling what happened to the Celtics in 2012, Grizzlies fans couldn't help but sweat.

When Link stepped onto the court, he was not frightened by James' eyes.

Now he is fearless. He only has the picture of those fatal four minutes in his mind, where his teammates fell down again and again and tried hard to defend again and again.

He won't let their efforts go in vain!

The Grizzlies took the lead and James opened his arms waiting for Link to come up. Before the Grizzlies players passed halftime, James slammed his hands on the floor.

In the first game of the finals, Link and James both took a life-threatening attitude towards each other.

Link did not rush to catch the ball, but roamed the court for a while by running without the ball.

Link cuts in from the three-point line, and then prepares to cut out from the inside to outside the three-point line.

James has been following Link closely during this period, and the two of them are closer than a couple in love.

But when Link reached the middle distance, he suddenly turned around, ran back, and shot back.

Link was very fast and got rid of James' defense almost instantly!

When James turned around, Conley's alley-oop pass had already been delivered!

Seeing this, Mozgov immediately raised his arms and stood under the basket, but Link tapped the 2.16-meter-tall Russian center and put the basketball in the air into the basket.

An alley-oop does not necessarily have to end in such a violent way, it can also end in a technical way.

"Beautiful goal, Link scored a difficult goal right from the start! Mozgov blocked the basket, like a high wall. However, this did not stop Link from scoring!"

Mike Brin yelled happily, and sure enough, Link is here, no problem!

Link looked up at the big screen, there were still 7 points left! So, he immediately clapped his hands and shouted, "Defend one, defend one! We're all set, the momentum is on our side!"

James felt a chill running down his spine, not because of Link's last shot of the ball, but because of the speed with which Link ran away from the defense just now, leaving James with lingering fears.

After only four minutes of rest, could he already run at that speed...

At this critical moment, James doesn't dare to hand the ball over to others. He continued to open up the singles, and continued to challenge Link!

In 2012, after James revealed his eyes of death, he immediately caught the ball and hit a three-pointer.

This time, Link deliberately let James go, just to force him to shoot.

James didn't hesitate, since you dare to let go, then I dare to enter!

Cavaliers No. 23 had just jumped up, and before he had time to take action, Link rushed up like a rocket, directly blocking all James' shooting angles!

James' eyes widened in the air. After working hard in the league for so many years, he had never seen him take one step further and block his opponent's shot!

At this time, James must have forgotten the image of Link successfully blocking the shot two steps away from Thompson in the Western Conference Finals.

James' shot was finally touched by Link's fingertips and the shot was blocked successfully!

Gasol roughly shook off Mozgov, grabbed the rebound, and then launched a counterattack with a long pass from the backcourt.

After the block hit the ground, Link immediately jumped forward, and James immediately chased after him. But he desperately found that now that he was exhausted, he couldn't catch up with Link at all!

Easily, Link scored with a chop with his uninjured right hand. Not long after Link came on the field, the point difference was as close as 5 points.

Link's current defense is tougher and stronger than Iguodala just now!

Now James regrets very much, regretting why he did not widen the point difference as much as possible in those four minutes.

And such an opportunity often only comes once! If you miss it, it no longer exists.

In the next attack, James hit a difficult turnaround jumper, slightly stabilizing the rhythm.

But before the two hard-earned points could warm up, they were wiped out by Link's goal.

Link received a pass from Conley while running outside the three-point line, then immediately stopped his steps, hugged the basketball with both hands, and looked ready to shoot.

James clearly saw Link holding the ball with both hands and rushed forward, trying to block Link's shot.

As everyone knows, Link did not pretend to make a sudden move, but paused for a moment. After James flew past him, Link took action calmly.

Taking advantage of this time difference, Link is equivalent to getting an open shot opportunity.

The basketball went straight into the arms of the basket without any incident.

After scoring 7 points in a row, Link was unstoppable after returning from the bench!

"Now the point difference is only 4 points, and Link's personal score in this game has soared to 37 points in an instant! There is no doubt that Link will give us another classic 40-point battle!"

"No," as soon as Mike Breen finished speaking, Kevin Harlan immediately objected, "There will definitely be more!"

James scored a 2-pointer, and Link immediately responded with a 3-pointer.

This kind of response to the ball is very morale-boosting.

As for the Cavaliers, their determination to win before the start of the fourth quarter was gone.

Now they only have worries and uneasiness in their hearts. They have gone from wanting to win to being afraid of losing!

Link's firepower didn't end there, as he followed up with a series of dazzling goals.

After getting rid of James, he faced Mozgov's defensive gliding lever for a layup and hit!

With 5 seconds left in the 24-second attack time, he grabbed the offensive rebound, jumped up on the spot and dunked with one hand, making a hit!

As soon as he ran outside the three-point line and received the ball, he immediately made a three-pointer against James and still hit it!

Link was once again back to his first-half form, and his goal simply didn't make sense.

The Grizzlies went from falling behind, to taking the lead, to opening up the score, pushing the Clevelanders to the cliff step by step!

At the end of the fourth quarter, James began to suffer physical breakdown.

He didn't rest for a second in the fourth quarter. After fighting Iguodala, he immediately fought with Link again. Even the most terrifying meat grinder in the league cannot withstand such a torment.

And what about Link? His scoring continues to rise, rise, rise in all kinds of incredible ways...

38 seconds before the end of the game, James shot from outside the three-point line. Mozgov heroically grabbed the offensive rebound and passed it to Love. However, what is disappointing is that the latter also failed to hit the three-pointer!

Link did not give the Cavaliers a third chance. He entered the penalty area himself, jumped high and grabbed the rebound.

James rushed forward recklessly and tried to steal Link, but Link calmly used a behind-the-back switch to dodge James's fight.

The "Little Emperor" threw all his center of gravity and missed. In addition, he had no strength at all and could not rely on his strong core strength to support his center of gravity.

So his feet softened and he fell to the ground!

This fall not only caused James to fail in the steal, but also destroyed the Cavaliers' last dignity and confidence!

Even their strongest player is in such a mess now, how can anyone else have any fighting spirit?

Link passed by the fallen James, drove straight into the penalty area, and threw the ball lightly.

Mozgov jumped up as hard as he could and found that he was only a hair away from the basketball!

But this gap is precisely the most disappointing.

Chris Paul once said that his favorite thing is to watch the basketball fly into the net after the big man's fingertips. The helpless expression on the big man's face and this small victory gave Paul a sense of accomplishment.

At this moment, Link also realized the fun in it.

The basketball fell into the net accurately. When James got up from the ground, he could only see Link, who was turning towards him and raising his arms.

"Go in, the ball is in! Link killed the game, he completely ended the suspense of this game! With 9 points behind in the last 8 minutes, Link scored a goal with full firepower in the fourth quarter. He scored 21 points and led the Grizzlies to a comeback victory!"

Mike Breen could no longer suppress the excitement in his heart, even though there were still about 20 seconds left before the end of the game. But Link's throw just now gave the Grizzlies an 8-point lead!

In theory, the Cavaliers still have a chance.

But realistically speaking, the Grizzlies are already leading 1-0 in the finals!

"Incredible, this is a great reversal. Link scored 51 points in the whole game. This is the second time in his career that he scored 50+ points in a single game in the playoffs! If there really are superheroes in this world , that’s Link!”

Scored 50+ points twice in a single game in the playoffs. This is a seemingly ordinary, but very terrifying record.

First of all, in the entire history of the NBA, even including the ancient times when professionalism was not yet high and statistics were imperfect, there were only 21 people who could make it to the list of 50+ points in a single game in the playoffs.

If the scope is further narrowed to two or more scoring 50+ points in a single game in the playoffs, then only four people will be left on this list.

Now, Link becomes the fifth!

Whether it's 21 points in a single quarter or 51 points in a single game, this is an extremely crazy performance. It’s no wonder that Mike Brin, a veteran who has seen countless big scenes, is also crazy about Link.

Kelly Irving looked at Link, who had his arms raised high, and then at James, who had just gotten up from the ground and was still in a state of embarrassment. His heart was greatly shocked!

After playing with James for a season, Irving knows how terrifying James is. He has always believed that when the lineups of both sides are evenly matched, it is impossible for anyone in this world to defeat James!

He thought so until he chatted with James before the war.

But today, he witnessed with his own eyes the whole process of James losing to Link in 1 on 1.

James' performance today was already exaggerated, with 44 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. He played non-stop for 45 minutes and shot 47.4% from the field. His performance today was no worse than his performance in Game 6 of the 2012 Eastern Conference Finals.

But it was precisely because James performed so well that Irving was shocked.

James has played such a god-level performance and still can't beat Link. Where is Link's upper limit?

The young Anthony Davis did not reach Link's upper limit. Lillard, who came out from a 1-3 deficit, did not reach Link's upper limit. The Warriors' dying five players did not force Link's upper limit.

And now, even the super god James after using the Eye of Death cannot force Link to his upper limit. This is really beyond Owen's wildest imagination.

For the first time, young Irving felt the extraordinary nature of this battlefield. The NBA Finals was simply a fight between gods...

After Link's throw, the Cavaliers' morale completely hit rock bottom. Sure enough, in the next 20 seconds or so, it was impossible for them to organize any decent counterattack.

James drove to the basket and created a 2+1, but to no avail.

In the end, the score was fixed at 114 to 110. The Grizzlies not only survived the most difficult four minutes, but also successfully reversed the game in the last 8 minutes. As the "underdog" in people's minds in this game, the Grizzlies once again went against the trend!

Link defeated James in both personal data and game results. He achieved an almost perfect victory!

James glanced at the dome of FedEx Arena again, then lowered his head and left.

It’s not that easy to hang up this beautiful championship banner in Cleveland...

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