Chapter 140: They’ve Got 77.
"F***!" Durant cursed loudly.
How could there be someone so infuriating as Han Sen in this world? Even more annoying than those haters he faced on social media!
Brooks' earlier reminder was completely tossed aside; right now, all Durant wanted was to tear Han apart.
Just like he'd done countless times last summer.
That last play was just an accident, and he refused to believe he couldn't handle Han Sen.
He signaled for the ball, then waved for isolation.
Brooks could only watch in resignation. Still, it was Kevin Durant, after all, and there wasn't much else he could do but trust in his superstar.
This time, Durant was more cautious with his offense—smart, but not reckless.
He tried to draw Han into a steal with his dribble, hoping to create an opening, but Han didn't bite.
Maybe their battles last summer taught Han how to read whether Durant was actually attacking or just faking.
Failing to fool Han, Durant made a quick move to his left. Han followed, both racing toward the free-throw line.