After an absurd game had ended, the outside world was now most concerned about two matters: the first was how the League would punish this incident, and the second was whether the Heat Team would be swept out of the playoffs.
These two matters weren't mutually independent; or rather, the most critical was actually the first.
Because Stern always imposed heavy penalties for such malicious incidents, let alone during the finals.
But if there were to be suspensions, there was really no need to even play Game 4, as the Heat were already trailing 0 to 3. If they lost 2 key players on top of that, they could well just set up the table.
It could only be said that Hansen truly deserved to be from East University; he played this game of putting the best horses against the weakest opponents too smoothly.
Popovich's blatant manipulation paled in comparison to this.
