After scoring, Little Gasol threw his fist in the air with a White Bear roar.
The other Grizzlies players on the court seemed to be back in Game 4, but this time, their Desire to Win was even stronger.
Paul didn't believe in curses, this time he tried to break through Hansen with speed, and even when he knew Hansen was behind him, he tried to use a sudden stop in an attempt to draw a trailing foul.
But what he didn't expect was to crash into thin air.
Hansen often used this move; he was all too familiar with it.
As a result, Paul didn't succeed in drawing a foul, and instead, Hansen forced him to stop dribbling. When he finally passed the ball to the outside, there was a passing error that Conley seized the opportunity to steal.
Conley's play might be clean, but his steals were nothing short of impressive, averaging 2.1 per game this season, even more than Hansen.
The Grizzlies launched a fast break, with Guy receiving Conley's pass and delivering another tomahawk dunk.
