"Hahaha, you don't know yet, you're breaking the record again!"

"Puff!" Link, who was drinking water, almost smeared Snyder's face.

You said that we can't stand the alliance record so much?

Link remembers that he has been breaking records one after another, and it has been going on for several seasons, so why are there so many records to break?

"What record?"

"The 50-point number of single-game playoffs officially surpassed Chamberlain and is now ranked second in history!" Snyder said, competing with two fingers.

"Second? Who is the first?" Link asked again.

"Of course it's Jordan, he's eight times and you five times."

"Oh, let's break the record when I surpass him." Link waved his hand lightly, and then prepared to come back.

Snyder stood there in a daze. That boy, serious?

More than a minute later, the game ended. 125 to 112, and the Warriors scored two difficult three-pointers in the last moment, but it was too late.

Link scored 51 points and scored silence in the Oracle Arena.

"This is no longer his battlefield." Looking at Link being interviewed on the court, Snyder muttered to himself.

"What?" Jogel thought Snyder was talking to him, so he asked again.

"I said, this is no longer Link's battlefield. Do you think that guy's goal is just a championship? No, that guy's goal... is Michael."

After saying that, Snyder walked into the player channel.

It is generally believed that no one in this world can surpass Jordan, and it is impossible for the league to have players greater than Jordan.

But now Snyder believes that in a few years, this statement may become outdated.
Chapter completed!