Talking about sga, talking about sgag4 from the perspective of Thunder fans...

Talk about sga, talk about the Thunder fan perspective sga

g4 once again leads the Thunder forward, has no solution for mid-range, key three-pointers, rebounds, blocks and steals, and actively defends. You can no longer ask for more of this performance. Pacers fans neutral fans will see more "elbows and beggars", while Thunder fans will see more "scoring points at critical moments and still leading the team forward, and fans will feel relieved only if they give the ball to No. 2's hands." The positions are different, no matter how many arguments are made, it doesn’t make sense, just like screenshots of Thunder’s actions, on the contrary, Lei Mi can also cut off the same movements of the Pacers, and then what?

Or for example: I watched the live broadcast today, and I made a key three-pointer. The Thunder defended the rebound again and again. Chet sprained his ankle and was still playing. Jewei fell to the ground and then quickly got up as if telling the fans that I was fine. I could play. Yes, my tears were spinning in my eyes. Do you think I still care about the voices of the outside world in my mind at this moment? On the contrary, if you watch the game with a magnifying glass, you still care about Jewe's rushing frames, SGA's mid-range shots, Chett's board-snatching patches, Caruso's 20+ performance, Pacers' continuous failure to score, and free throws, this is the position of both sides.

"What kind of people will like SGA and Thunder"

What is the meaning of saying this to Thunder fans? I just think it's funny, I want us to stand on the so-called "justice" side like you? Do you want to tell us that SGA Thunder is too ugly and not likable to watch? Do you want us to take screenshots like you to prove that SGA is ugly in making rules and should be criticized? Really, it's really whimsical to me for Lei Mi, just as funny as seeing a fake Lei Mi claiming to be a team fan but hate SGA before.

In this game, I had already made a situation where the Thunder was 1:3 behind. I also thought that no matter whether it was 1:4 or 2:4, I would accompany the team to watch the team's game, and then I still love the Thunder, year after year.

2:2, when I returned to Russia, the game was far from over. I hope I can contribute a wonderful game and leave it to the players to solve the problem.