System: I am always awesome in the NBA

"But for the team's victory and for the championship, I am willing to give up everything!"

Kobe clenched his fists and a determined expression appeared on his face.

Seeing this, Gasol was moved to tears.

The boss has made such a big sacrifice, even willing to give up the FMVP, so shouldn’t I fight for my life too?

Soon, it was time for the two teams' players to take the stage.

When Kobe walked onto the court, Madison Square Garden erupted in high-decibel cheers, even louder than the previous game.

The tenacity and perseverance he showed in Game 1 won the sincere admiration of New York fans.

Soon it was Lin Hao's turn to appear.

The DJ raised his voice and introduced the song for more than a minute.

"At this moment, the spotlight is focused on a place that is unique to the NBA!"

"He shocked the entire league with his incredible scoring performances time and time again..."

"The countless miracles he created will be forever recorded in NBA history..."

"He is our King of New York, the Yellow Jesus, the greatest player in NBA history—Lin...Hao!"

As soon as the words fell, the whole stadium suddenly boiled over and the audience went crazy.

Some careful fans noticed that there was a slight change in DJ's introduction to Lin Hao this time.

Last time he said it was "the most dominant player in the NBA," but this time he changed it to "the greatest player in NBA history."

"Yellow Jesus, why aren't you twerking this time?"

Little Leo suddenly shouted.

"Haha, isn't it too boring to dance every time?"

Lin Hao smiled coldly.

As he said this, he jumped onto the technical table and made the gesture of bending a bow and shooting an eagle.

The fans' roars were deafening, as if they were going to blow the roof off.

At this time, the Knicks staff backstage started to make trouble.

They took the opportunity to play the highlights of Lin Hao's Game 1 on the big screen:

That buzzer-beater, the early celebratory twerking, the crazy 33-point performance in a single quarter...

With every replay, the entire audience erupted in deafening screams, as if tearing the entire New York night sky apart.

"The King of New York must win! The Knicks must win!"

"The King of New York must win! The Knicks must win!"

The whole audience suddenly shouted in unison.

The sound waves swept through the entire stadium, even shocking all the Lakers players who were playing on the visiting team.

They stood on the sidelines, their eyes filled with solemnity and uneasiness.

The scene before them made them deeply feel that this was not only the Knicks' home court, but also Lin Hao's kingdom.

But the Los Angeles fans watching the game on TV felt mixed emotions.

This guy was supposed to be the king of Los Angeles, but now he's the savior of New York.

They felt sour in their hearts, as if something had been taken away from them.

Just when the cheers of the fans subsided a little, there was a commotion in the stadium again.

Everyone's attention was focused on a giant man on the sidelines.

He is Patrick Ewing.

The greatest center in Knicks history slowly walked onto the court.

He has gained a lot of weight, but his eyes are still bright and lively.

It seems that we can still see the "gorilla" who dominated the basket back then.

New York fans were filled with emotion.

Ewing has brought countless glory to this city. Although he failed to win the championship trophy, he will always be a legend of the Knicks.

At this moment, his appearance seemed to connect the past and the present.

Ewing walked onto the court and gave Lin Hao a warm hug.

The two figures looked particularly dazzling under the spotlight.

"Lin, come on! My era has ended, and your era has just begun!"

"Lin, win the third championship trophy for the Knicks!"

You Yin patted Lin Hao's shoulder, his voice low but powerful.

(Note: The Knicks won two championships in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The core of the team was certainly not Ewing, but Willis Reed.)