The Way of Basketball: Never Talk Shit to Him!

Kenny Smith suggested a theory: "Perhaps that cool feeling actually made them feel comfortable, making them less thirsty!"

Shaquille O'Neal said: "From the perspective of anger, the New York Knicks must be angrier than the Miami Heat team. The air conditioning malfunction and the opponent's arrangement of cold towels, these are all reasons for the Knicks' anger!"

"I was teammates with Su Wan for two seasons, and I know very well this will make his conviction even tougher, he's that kind of guy!"

But what happened next on the court made Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal eat their words.

Facts proved that constant cooling was effective, especially nearing the end of the first half when the Heat team's condition remained good, while the New York Knicks felt like their chests were burning like fire.

This affected the shooters' condition.

Su Wan's state also showed some ups and downs.

The first half ended with the Heat team catching up, trail just 1 point behind.

In the final 5 minutes, they caught up by 9 points.

The initially dull and sultry atmosphere suddenly became lively.

Su Wan looked at these smug faces, walked with a steely face into the away player tunnel.

The air conditioning in the tunnel was also turned off, but compared to inside the arena, the temperature was significantly lower.

Halfway through, Su Wan stopped, turned back towards the stands.

The other New York Knicks members exchanged glances, standing there waiting, then saw the staff who had followed Su Wan return and tell them: "Su Wan went back, sat on the bench, and seems to be waiting for the game to start!"

This...

The Knicks players all knew that Su Wan was full of resentment after being caught up, but his actions were unexpected to them.

Artest spoke without hesitation, heading towards the court.

He was definitely going to stand firm with Su Wan.

With someone leading the way, other New York Knicks players also turned back and returned.

Miami People at the venue were puzzled, not knowing why Su Wan left and returned. When they saw other Knicks players also returning, they realized these people intended to wait on the bench for the game to start, causing an uproar among the audience, followed by all sorts of foul language.

Cameras kept giving close-ups of Su Wan, trying to capture his reaction among the boos.

But the towel covered his hair, blocking his lowered head, so no one knew his expression.

Only Barkley, looking at his demeanor, even through the screen could feel Su Wan like a volcano about to erupt, accumulating energy, just waiting for the second half to completely explode.

He believed it would be an earth-shattering sensation...

Although he is an absolute "Big Mouth", it must be said, his feeling was not wrong.

Su Wan's physical fitness indeed had a "small universe" set to explode.

Amidst the uproar, Su Wan was striving hard to push open that door.

He had absolute hatred towards LeBron, he felt no goodwill towards these Miami people, but today he didn't open "The zone", and while walking into the visitor's tunnel, he figured out the reason:

Leading 2-0, was his retreat!

In other words, not being resolute enough meant not pushing open that door enough.

He needed more anger...

And these over 20,000 smug Miami people are his best "accelerant", look at these guys relying on external factors to reclaim the gap!

As if tonight's game was already in their pocket!

Since they're so happy, then I...

Just won't let them be happy!

He wanted these 20,000 Miami people to experience disappointment in the second half and leave early in despair.

"The zone"...

Give me...

Open!

Su Wan internally shouted angrily, then the familiar feeling suddenly filled his body, finally he pushed open that door.

Miami People...

I really should thank you!

Pulling off the towel from his head, Su Wan's face was flushed from the heat but even more intense than the temperature was his fighting spirit, his eyes lit up frighteningly, like a hungry wolf discovering prey on the winter prairie.

Heat team players also returned to the venue, they already knew the New York Knicks hadn't returned to the locker room.

They weren't surprised.

After all, the air conditioning in the visitor's locker room was turned off too, it was a hot little room, it'd be better to stay on-site...

That's what they thought while drinking ice water in the air-conditioned locker room.

But now, when they returned to the sidelines, and made eye contact with the Knicks bench across them, they instinctively swallowed.

What kind of gaze was that...

Let's put it this way!

They felt like the ones across wanted to eat them!

"Finally, damn it!" Artest cursed.

"Hurry up and start!" Tyson Chandler was also rubbing his fists.

After being cursed by these Miami jerks on-site for so long, they could barely contain their internal rage, wanting to fiercely repair the Heat team.

Erin captured the Knicks team's expressions at this moment:

The will of champions!

"Buzz!"

The buzzer sounded.

The Heat team had the first attack coming up.

After spending 15 minutes in the air-conditioned room, LeBron only felt refreshed all over.

But as he dribbled the ball past half court, he felt a wave of heat surging directly at him: