Let's start with a little story.
In the first round of the 2007 playoffs, the Lone Ranger was brutally attacked by the Warriors, and the furious Nowitzki smashed a hole in the wall of the Oracle Arena players' passage.
Interestingly, instead of fixing that hole, Oracle Arena covered it with glass and hung a Warriors-themed T-shirt on it that read "we believe."
When Dirk led the Lone Ranger to victory in 2011, the idea was clear, so he accepted the Warriors' invitation to sign his name next to the hole. The Warriors moved and moved the hole to a new arena.
It's been almost 15 years, the old driver is retiring the jersey, and the opponent is still the Warriors. You say this fate.
To do objective etiquette, the Warriors know the way to be a guest, the most understanding is Curry, the whole game 24 out of 5, three points 9 1, only scored 14 points, including once played 14 consecutive times iron, tied the career record.
The boss pulled into this look, so weak legs, where can you expect the warrior to move forward. So, 82-99, the Warriors lost, and the Lone Ranger won 4 consecutive games. A victory gift was given to Nowitzki.
Accepting the victory, the Lone Ranger began to hold a ceremony for the retirement of the old driver's jersey.
In 21 years of his career, he was named an All-Star 14 times and to the All-Team 12 times, and in 2006-07 he became the regular season MVP. In the 2010–11 season, Nowitzki led the Lone Rangers to the first championship in team history and was elected MVP of the Finals.
Crucially, these are all done in Dallas. Life always has ups and downs, but the old driver does not give up, whether it is a high or a low, the old driver has never jumped out of the car to leave, not to mention, during the salary cut of nearly 200 million ...
The Lone Ranger defines the theme of the night as: The Eternal 41st, how appropriate.
Everyone was there to congratulate... Jersey lift-off... Everything was so beautiful, but seeing this statue, I broke my guard.
It's reminiscent of this...