Beijing time, January 19, Irving in yesterday's Nets away game against the Cavaliers and the home fans broke out of the mouth, a female fan on the sidelines of the court questioned Irving as Irving approached: "Did you escape?" Irving didn't respond at first, but responded fiercely after repeated questioning by female fans: "I helped the Cavaliers win a championship!" You are still so ungrateful!" Another male fan on the sidelines immediately responded: "Only one, just one." Owen didn't respond to this and waved his hand away.
After the game, Irving continued his recent posting routine, posting two waves of mysterious pictures on social media. One wave of pictures of a black child holding three fingers of Zen and sitting and meditating; the other wave had three pictures of a child playing chess, a child drawing symbols and Indians riding horses, and Owen also wrote "liberation" for this group of pictures. Owen's writings have always had elements of North American Native American Indians, showing that they do not forget history and do not forget the original owners of the land, but other pictures are completely invisible. Some fans left a message under the picture: "You come once a week, what does this mean?" My head is going to explode! "Speaking out to everyone.
In fact, in the early years, Irving was not such a god stick, Irving did not engage in this set during the period of serving the Cavaliers, the early Irving with his personal offensive ability was outstanding, and he was the second boss in the return of James to logistical diligence, when Irving was popular in The country, "The First Point Guard of Douyin" can be explained. Especially in the 15-16 season, the Cavaliers beat 73 victories over the Warriors, won the championship, and shot the winning three-pointer on Curry's head, which made Irving's popularity even higher, and also gave Irving the minimum capital to respond to Cavaliers fans: "I helped you win a championship." More than a year later, Owen forced the palace knights to run away from Boston and become the boss of the Celtics. At this time, Irving still had a high popularity.
Then there was a series of black incidents in the United States, Irving protested for the black incident, boycotted, and spoke out, especially after other stars gradually compromised and returned to the court, Irving, who was still fighting, appeared even taller, and Irving was labeled as a fighter for democracy and freedom. As soon as this label was pasted, Owen directly accelerated closer to the label, and the characteristics of the god stick appeared, becoming more and more maverick and more mysterious, until today. And everyone also loved Owen from helpless, the name of "Ou Immortal" spread throughout the fan group, cavaliers fans' feelings for Owen are particularly complicated, and there is this quarrel.
In this quarrel, Irving's response to cavaliers fans, the biggest difference is this "gang", on the one hand, it is believed that Irving as a professional player, the desire to win is innate, and winning the championship is the honor of his career, no matter which team he is in at that time, he is going all out, how to "help" so to say, and the team pays salary, which is the player's job. On the other hand, it is believed that no Irving Cavaliers can win the championship, Cleveland ended a 56-year championship drought, and no Owen can do it?
As a member of the glorious championship team, Irving did contribute indispensable strength to the Cavaliers, but he did leave Boston and shatter the Cavaliers for 18 years. There's nothing wrong with wanting to be the boss of the team, but Irving can use a more gentle way, and Irving's emotional intelligence has always been worrying. Now in the Nets, Irving's heat has not diminished, but everyone is no longer concerned about his inside the court, more attention to his off-court, is this good or bad for a professional player? It is true that Irving thinks that many things are more important than basketball, but Owen may never understand that without basketball, he may just be an ordinary person.