One Thousand Two Hundred and Thirty-One: Staples, Sixty

Inside the Staples Center, most people's looks were very uniform.

Rihanna no longer had a smile on her face, and she no longer looked at James silently.

At this time, she looked like a queen, but she looked like a little girl frightened by a nightmare. She stared at No. 0 in horror, motionless.

Mr. Gou couldn't hold it anymore. Before the game started, he posted a video on his social media. The content was probably similar to "I want Link and Grizzly to look good."

However, he was covering his head with his hands at this time, without his usual big boss posture.

Most of the other people in the stands had the same expression.

Even Kobe and Gianna couldn't calmly deal with what just happened.

Everyone stood up, but no one cheered.

At this time, the game has reached the fourth quarter.

Anthony Davis forced a break through Jokic, causing the Serbian to foul.

Standing on the free throw line, "Thick Eyebrow" took two deep breaths, and then made two free throws steadily.

After the free throw, the number in the scoring column on Davis' data sheet changed to 40.

Anthony Davis scored his 40th point of the game!

The absence of JaMychal Green really leaves the Grizzlies with no way to deal with Davis.

Throughout the game, he used his talent to crush all the Grizzlies players at the four position.

However, Lakers fans still didn't react, as if Davis' 40 points didn't exist.

Even Anthony Davis himself didn't smile at all.

After the free throw, he immediately ran back to his own half to prepare for defense.

The Lakers' five starters gasped and opened their hands as if they were facing a formidable enemy.

Conley took the baseline ball and slowly approached the Lakers half. The state of the two teams at this time is simply worlds apart.

At this time, there were 1 minute and 03 seconds left before the end of the game, and the Grizzlies led by 12 points.

That's right, even after Anthony Davis blasted the Grizzlies' fourth position and scored 40 points, the Lakers were still 12 points behind.

However, this 12-point gap is not the reason why people are so shocked.

The reason why the fans at the scene had such a unified expression was because of Link.

Link is still on the court, which means the Grizzlies don't think the game has entered garbage time yet.

It seems that Link will give the Lakers the final blow.

If this goal can be scored, the Grizzlies will widen the point difference to 14 or even 15 points.

And only left less than a minute for the Lakers.

In this way, the Grizzlies really confirmed the victory.

Of course, if he continues to score goals, it means that the nightmare of Lakers fans will continue to deepen!

Link received a pass from Conley outside the three-point line, but he did not attack immediately. Instead, he grabbed the ball with one hand and stood there, waiting for the 24-second attack time to slowly pass.

Squeezing time, this is the most correct thing to do now.

James swallowed. Like everyone else on the court, he still couldn't believe it, or couldn't accept what he had just experienced.

Link's scoring pace has never stopped since he exploded in the first quarter of the game today. From the first quarter, it continues until the fourth quarter!

Why are Lakers fans indifferent to Davis' 40 points?

Because Link has scored 59 points at this time!

If Link scores this goal again, he will get his 60th point tonight!

That's right, 60 points. Moreover, he scored 60 points on James!

What is the concept of scoring 60 points on James?

Currently, only two people in NBA history can score 50+ points on James.

One is "Truth" Pierce. In a game against the Cavaliers during the 2005-06 season when he was at his peak, he scored 50 points against "Young James" but ultimately lost the game.

The other is Link. In G1 of the 2015 Finals, Link scored 51 points on James and led his team to victory.

But today, Link may directly increase this number by 10 points!

He is also very likely to become the only man in NBA history who can score 60+ points against James.

The number 60 is also very special to the Staples Center.

In Kobe's retirement battle, he scored 60 points here.

The last player to score 60 points against the Lakers was "General" Arenas in 2006.

Coincidentally, Arenas was also wearing size 0 at the time.

In fact, in the entire history of the NBA, there are only two people who can score more than 60 points on the Lakers.

One is Chamberlain and the other is Arenas.

But Link is very likely to become the third one, and the most valuable one among them.

In the Chamberlain era, the league was not competitive enough and the players were not highly professional, so 60 points in a single game at that time had little reference value.

Arenas' 60 points happened in the 21st century, but his 60 points were obtained in overtime.

At the end of the four quarters of regular time, Arenas scored only 44 points.

And before the fourth quarter is over, Link's score has already reached 59 points!

Therefore, if Link scores 60 points, his 60 points will be the most valuable among the three.

Just one more goal is all it takes for Link to leave his name on Staples forever.

This is the real reason why everyone is so scared!

Anthony Davis' 40 points are completely worthless in this situation!

As a proud man of heaven, James never imagined that one day he would be beaten like this.

Previously, James felt that the worst game of his career was Game 4 of the 2011 Finals.

That night, as the star of the Heat, at the critical moment of the series, he humiliatingly only scored 8 points!

Eight points in a single game in the Finals became the biggest stain on James' career.

But after today, it can only be regarded as James' second humiliating game at best.

Although James scored 23 points and 8 assists today, he almost allowed Link to score 60 points.

60 points!

The highest single-game score in James' career so far is only 61 points.

But he allowed Link to get this number over his head easily.

James was completely blown away, and nothing was left of him.

With 8 points in a single game, it can only be said that James himself was in poor condition and he lost to himself.

But in this game, James was knocked down by his opponent with a solid punch!

He had never experienced a night like this in his long career.

"Time is running out, Link is ready to start attacking! He has already scored 59 points. As long as he scores this goal, he will end the game and become the third player in NBA history to score against the Lakers. Players who score over 60 points. Don’t blink, this is a historic shot!”

As soon as Mike Breen finished speaking, Link dribbled the ball alternately with his left and right hands, preparing to break through James.

James is exhausted. He was tortured by Link today. Besides, James' current physical fitness cannot be compared to before.

Davis is also ready, knowing that the Lakers may not win this game. But no matter what, he has to preserve the Lakers' final dignity.

Neither Staples nor this year's Lakers can tolerate such trampling!

Link stepped into the three-point line with one foot and moved to the left.

James struggled to keep up. Although there was only one point difference between 59 points and 60 points, 50+ and 60+ sounded like a big difference. James didn't want Link to take this final step.

The two of them squeezed together and ran for two steps, but Link suddenly stopped and pulled the ball from behind to his right hand by his assistant.

The arc of this change of hands and direction behind his back was so large that Link instantly got rid of James' defense.

In a fierce confrontation, he can dribble and change direction as calmly as a defender. It is estimated that only Link can do this in the league.

James, who was physically exhausted, wanted to immediately change his center of gravity after being shaken.

But he found that his legs could no longer exert any strength. With his center of gravity completely lost and his physical energy exhausted, James' legs softened and he fell to the ground.

Leaning back, he looked at Link who was preparing to shoot, and his nose felt sore.

Lost, completely lost.

"Link knocked down LeBron and made a jump shot! Bang! In, in! 61 points, Link scored his 61st point in the game! God, since Gilbert Arenas in 2006 Finally, he was the first player to score more than 60 points in a game against the Lakers! It's over, it's all over! Link ended the game with the most fatal shot!"

In the entire Staples Center, there was only Mike Breen shouting.

After the goal, Link turned around, put his finger to his lips, and made a "hush" gesture toward the stands.

Want to snatch the crown from my head? Let me wait until I am 61 years old to tell you!

This 61 points was Link's best response to the Los Angeles fans.

Kobe sat on the sidelines with goosebumps all over his body. Link's shot made him feel like he was back to that night 14 years ago.

Anyone who wears size 0 is a dangerous person.