Six Hundred and Sixty-Four: It's Not Time to Celebrate

At the end of the game, both sides have replaced all substitute players.

When Link assisted Iguodala to hit a three-pointer and easily scored 30 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists, the game had lost its suspense.

The Houston Rockets rushed to the FedEx Arena, but in the end they couldn't protect anything.

Even though the game has entered garbage time, the Grizzlies fans still did not leave the field early. After all, this is a night to witness history.

In McHale's lost eyes, the edge of the backboard glowed red, and the game ended.

106 to 93, led by Link, the Grizzlies won the Rockets by 13 points.

At that moment, all the fans stood up and cheered. On the big screen at the scene, the big number "15" was played.

The 15-game winning streak at the start, the longest opening record in NBA history, was tied by the Grizzlies!

Link stood up from the bench, clapping and hugging his teammates. Touching the league record again, but Link didn't get bored at all.

After opening the league record book, people will see a bunch of Memphis Grizzlies names, which is the result Link wants.

Joining a team that is already great, it is better to make a team great yourself, and it will be more fulfilling!

In stark contrast to the Grizzlies players are the Lost Space City players.

Especially Dwight Howard, who wanted to make a comeback with this high-profile game. As everyone knows, the body was not turned over, and it was overturned.

Before the game, Howard threatened to guard Houston's glory. However, he only came up with 15 points and 7 rebounds today. Plus, 5 hot-eyed mistakes.

As a comparison, the Grizzlies made 8 turnovers today, while Howard made 5 turnovers alone.

15 points and 7 rebounds, this data is not bad, but it depends on who gets it.

If Terrence Jones scored 15 points and 7 rebounds today, he would definitely be blown up by the media, or he would be blown up by the Houston media as the next super 4.

But Howard, who still calls himself a superstar, came up with such a painless statistic,

A little too bland. Compared with his own average of 21.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game in the first three games, it is not even a single star.

Howard and Harden's combined scores today are 1 less than Link's. He thought he and Harden would turn the tide today, but in fact, they were both out of shape.

"Warcraft" now just wants to leave the stadium as soon as possible, but if he stays in the FedEx Arena for one more second, he feels it is a shame.

Being ridiculed by Link, being swayed by Link's beautiful low footsteps, and being stolen by Link... This scene is not very beautiful, and has been spinning in Howard's mind.

Now, he seems to understand why Harden can't get enough of the game.

In front of Link, resistance is also a waste of effort, it is better to die in comfort...

Howard was thinking about it, looked up and looked around the court, and found that Harden had really disappeared. Howard wondered if he would get used to losing after playing with Link too many times.

I don't know why, Howard was surprised to find that he actually started to miss Kobe's pervert who tried his best to win.

Howard hurriedly shook his head, the thought was terrifying.

"Warcraft" thought that a reporter would come to interview him and embarrass himself. But until he walked into the tunnel, no reporters bothered him. Most of the reporters were in front of Link at this time.

For a split second, Howard felt that the temperature at FedEx Arena was freezing.

Back then, he was the most popular player with reporters after each game. Even if it is a defeat, the reporters will gather around him, and he will give the fans a smile that is still sunny.

But now? He found himself really cold. Even if they came to embarrass him, the reporters didn't bother to come.

He has always regarded himself as one of the protagonists of the game, but finally found out that this game has been Link's one-man show from the beginning.

He is no longer in the spotlight, he is a loser or a winner, and there are no longer so many people who care.

His superstar halo was completely lost in front of Link. Link shattered Howard's final fantasy of himself, making Howard realize that he could no longer dominate the game as he wanted.

Howard stood at the entrance of the player tunnel, his eyes gloomy.

The "Happy Beast" who brought unforgettable moments in the slam dunk contest died completely today.

After Link finished the interview, he happened to see Howard's lonely back.

It seems that when he meets Rocket in the future, Link will have another enemy who hates him.

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Robert Pera is in a good mood. If the Grizzlies were a dark horse last season, then this season, the Grizzlies are really dominating the league!

The regular season has played 15 games, and the Grizzlies have yet to meet an opponent. The 15-game winning streak is not only the best starting streak in the league, but also the longest streak in Grizzlies history.

Even with an incredible 70 wins last season, the Grizzlies never had a 15-game winning streak.

Of course, the better the record, the better the ability to attract money. The Grizzlies are now one of the most lucrative teams in the league, and as a small city team, it's thankful that they don't lose money. However, the Grizzlies not only made money, but also made a lot of money.

Pera hummed a little tune and walked into the player tunnel. He decided to visit the players who have created countless brilliance for him. The young owner just loves to mingle with the players. Pera is definitely the closest team owner to the players besides Cuban of the Mavericks.

He knocked on the locker room door, and Dellavedova answered the door. It seems that Dellavedova has taken care of all the trivia in the locker room this season.

"Hey! Congratulations to everyone! You have won 15 consecutive victories, and you are now No. 1 in history!" Pera opened her arms and walked into the locker room with a smile.

He thought he would be greeted with applause and cheers, but in the end he was embarrassed to find that the players were looking at him very calmly, which made him a little overwhelmed.

"Er...what? You don't celebrate?" The atmosphere in the locker room was very different from what Pera had imagined. He thought that the locker room would be very lively now. But in reality, the locker room is no different from what it used to be.

The players acted as if they had won an ordinary game and were not particularly excited.

"It's not time to celebrate yet, Pera. We're just tying the league's best starting streak, and when we break that record, it's not too late to celebrate. There's only one game left and we'll break it. This is the record, isn't it?"

Link stood up and said something to ease Pera's embarrassment.

It turned out that the Grizzlies didn't take the 15-game winning streak seriously at all. What they really want is not to tie, but to rewrite the number!

Why not start with 16-game winning streak, start with 17-game winning streak, and have to start with 15-game winning streak? Why have to share this record with the Rockets and Congress in Washington, rather than on their own?

Link and his teammates' ambitions don't stop there.

"Ha! Well, I was too happy. When you break this record, I'll come back to celebrate with you. Come on guys, I won't disturb your rest."

Pera exited the stage embarrassedly, but was very happy in her heart.

It's been 15 consecutive victories, but those guys haven't won enough yet! That's fine. If you can create a record that is almost impossible to break like 72 wins in a single season like the Bulls, that's the best!

Two days later, on November 30, the Grizzlies defeated the Brooklyn Nets, who had the most expensive starter in the league and now a record of only 4 wins and 12 losses, by 16 points at home.

After the game, the Grizzlies set a new league record. The 16-game winning streak at the start has become the latest league record.

Henceforth, the Houston Rockets and the Washington Congress will no longer appear on this record. The Memphis Grizzlies hold the record.

The whole league panicked, 16-game winning streak, but the Grizzlies still didn't seem to have any intention of stopping.

Only God knows how much that number will eventually be rewritten by them.