"Haha!" Barkley laughed, and then said: "I raise my hands and feet to support the Trail Blazers to win!"

"Oh, did your house just get internet access? Didn't you hear that Nicolas Batum was injured before the game?"

Kenny Smith looked surprised.

"Hmph!" Barkley glanced at Smith arrogantly, and then said: "Kenny, although I have always envied the two championship rings on your hand, but with all due respect, it is nothing compared to what you have achieved in your playing career.

It’s so high, it’s hard to understand what kind of terrifying energy an MVP in his prime has in his body!”

"king?"

Kenny Smith looked at Trail Blazers No. 36 on the court in surprise.

"That's right!" Buckley nodded and said with absolute certainty,

"So what if LaMarcus is injured? So what if Matthews is injured? So what if Batum is injured?

For an MVP player, unless he completely loses the ability to fight, as long as he is given a stage, he can bring back a miracle to all those who support him!"

"A miracle?"

Kenneth Smith originally didn't want to repay the Blazers for winning tonight, but after listening to Barkley's words, his expression suddenly changed, and his original firm attitude began to waver.

For some reason, the image of "Big Dream" Olajuwon, who led the Mosaic team to the championship in the 1993-94 season, suddenly flashed in Kenneth Smith's mind.

If MVP needs a clear definition, then deep down in Kenny Smith's heart, there is always only one MVP candidate. That person is not the "God of Basketball" Michael Jordan, but the "big dream" Olympus of the 1993-94 season.

Rajuwan.

Barkley said that he did not understand the terrifying energy contained in the MVP. This statement was actually wrong, because he had already seen a real MVP. The reason why he did not refute was just because it was in his subconscious, before his eyes.

Wang Zelin will never be as big as the former team member Da Meng.

Can giving you a stage really bring back a miracle?
Chapter completed!