Do the Spurs dare to let Qin Yue keep shooting threes?
The answer came in the Warriors' next offensive round when Robert Horry responded to Qin Yue with rough actions that Crawford called a foul.
It turns out "Goodnight, Los Angeles" intimidated more than just Los Angeles People.
Because during the second conquest of Los Angeles, "Mayor of Los Angeles" Qin Yue had thoroughly demonstrated to the world how high his "Critical Strike Damage" truly was.
In this era, the Spurs have never feared players who score one step at a time on the court or need a few more steps to break through to the basket but are easily exhausted in the game.
They have always feared the sudden "high explosive injury" from the opposing team's superstar that could take them away in a wave.
Previously, this player was Qin Yue's nemesis Kobe.
Now, this player might very well be Kobe's nemesis, Qin Yue.
As Wade stated, Qin Yue often gives people the feeling that he seems like a bigger Kobe.
