In the last game, James, who had furiously berated Westbrook, merely scoffed disdainfully when faced with concerns from his former teammate, Hansen.
This season, his series of actions had fully revealed what kind of person he was.
Perhaps, after his classic statement in 2011 about "life being unsatisfactory," the world had already glimpsed the true persona beneath his "king's new clothes."
He had never been—nor would he now be—a person related to mental attributes.
Hansen immediately felt bored.
He thought he should be thankful to the Thunders—if they really faced the Heat from last season in the Finals again, he would realize the Finals weren't worth looking forward to after all.
In the second half of the game, James did not appear on the court.
According to a message posted by Mancias on social media before the game, James had already sustained an ankle injury, and after playing through the first half, his condition worsened preventing him from competing in the second half.
