No booing.

There was no applause either.

There are no flowers.

There are no thorns either.

The silence at the AT&T Arena was unimaginable.

On the sidelines of the stadium, every fan's face was filled with shock.

Boom, boom, boom.

Duncan, who had already run to the basket, looked at the basketball bouncing away from the court with dull eyes.

Death kill!

We are killed by death!

Duncan turned around mechanically and looked forward with dull eyes.

That may be a scene he will never forget in his life.

Kneeling on one knee in front of the free throw line was Oberto.

Standing at the top of the arc is SuperSonics No. 9 with his right hand raised, yes!

Standing on both sides of yes were Manu and Tony, who were stunned.

Behind Yes, there was Finley with a frightened look on his face.

This is a frozen scene.

Duncan's dull eyes turned into surprise.

Is this the moment when yes throws a death-defying shot?

This frozen picture, this frozen moment was continuously stretched in Duncan's mind.

This frozen scene seemed to be moving.

Duncan saw that miracle color from Garfield Hurricane.

I also saw the despair of the four teammates when faced with this miracle.

This is the despair when faced with instant death!

There is no time for pain and sadness, only endless shocking despair!

"I've never seen such a buzzer beater on the NBA stage!"

Kenny Smith looked at the live scoreboard in a daze.

115 to 112!

This was a killing blow that didn't give anyone a chance to react!

The Spurs have no timeouts in this game.

But the Sonics do.

When yes blocked Ginobili and got the ball in his hands.

Yes and the Sonics have enough time to plan a strategy.

The score is 112 to 112.

As long as you can score, whether it's two points or three points, it's fine.

Request a timeout and complete the attack.

This is the choice of 99% of NBA superstars throughout the ages when faced with this moment.

This choice is the safest and safest.

What about yes?

Dodged Ginobili, passed Parker and Finley, and knocked down Oberto.

Ginobili and Parker's blocks gave the Spurs a miraculous instant death!

What a terrifying scene that is?

Absolute confidence!

Absolutely domineering!

Look at the Spurs players on the court right now.

Look at Spurs head coach Popovich standing on the sidelines.

Seeing the looks of disbelief and disbelief on their faces, Kenny Smith's heart was filled with sympathy.

Why is this happening?

Popovich's eyes were a little dull.

Shock, unwillingness, and disbelief filled his entire heart now.

After so many years in the NBA, he is not afraid of death.

He has experienced more bizarre ways of death than this.

But this time, he was so powerless.

The powerlessness of just watching death come is so despairing.

From the moment yes destroyed Manu's layup, he had already mentally prepared several sets of defensive tactics to face a decisive victory at the last moment.

But yes didn't even give them a chance to move or struggle.

Bitter?

Sad?

pain?

It wasn't until the SuperSonics players on and off the court rushed toward Yes and surrounded Yes, that these negative emotions, which may have been brewing for a long time, rushed into his heart crazily.

It turns out that going from hope to despair is really just a matter of a moment.

Popovich closed his eyes in pain.

Not long ago, he was wondering if Bowen could sweep the Sonics if he was still healthy.

Not long ago, he was thinking about the way he would use to let the Spurs beat the Suns or Rockets after the Sonics reversed the game 4-3.

But now, he was sent out of the playoffs by a team he could sweep.

Why?

Why was I sent out of the playoffs by a team I could have swept?

Popovich held his hands tightly.

To this day, he still believes that if time could be turned back, his Spurs would definitely sweep the Sonics.

Unfortunately, he cannot control time.

yes!

With his eyes closed, Popovich's mind kept flashing back to that miraculous figure's performance in these five games.

A shocking performance.

It would be a miracle if there really was color.

That must be that shocking green color!

When Popovich opened his eyes again, there was no reluctance or pain in his eyes.

It's still hard to calm down in my heart.

But he has reluctantly accepted it.

Complex and incomprehensible emotions replaced the previous pain and despair.

Snap!

Snap!

Bang bang bang!

Popovich is applauding!

The applause was not loud, but it was rhythmic, applauding for the only focus of the field!

Popovich's applause also pulled the Spurs players out of their pain and despair.

Bobo?

Ginobili, Parker, Finley, and Oberto looked to the sidelines in confusion.

The confusion on his face disappeared the moment he saw Popovich's eyes.
To be continued...