Therefore, Rudy Tomjanovich is not worried about Kobe's condition.
But there is one thing he must admit, the outcome of this series is now completely uncontrollable.
Throughout the season, Rudy Tomjanovich had a sense of "victory in his grasp."
No matter who the opponent was, he was the one who could control the entire situation. He toyed with all opponents at will, mastering everything about the game, just like playing a game of open-hand Texas Hold'em poker.
But when facing the Warriors, Rudy Tomjanovich lost that sense of security in controlling the whole situation.
He knew the Lakers might not lose, but he couldn't guarantee a win either.
He felt like he was sailing in a boundless sea, uncertain if the next moment would reveal a shore or a hidden reef.
The day after the game, the league announced the voting results for this season's best lineup and the best defensive lineup.
