He complained, "In this era, the players entering the league are all good kids, unlike in our time when there were ones with personality!"
Noah returned to the locker room and proactively admitted his mistakes, indicating "I will definitely play better in the second half."
Thibodeau really wanted to say, "If you can stay on the court for 10 minutes, consider it a success!"
But fearing it would affect the kid's enthusiasm, he ultimately kept it to himself, though he muttered the thought in his heart, a self-fulfilling prophecy. When the second half resumed on the court, Su Wan still hadn't forgiven Noah, continuing to relentlessly target him.
Noah tried his best to survive on the court for 6 minutes, but in the next round, he suffered from Su Wan's sudden "ride dunk."
That dunk directly knocked Noah down.
It also reignited the excitement at Madison Square Garden.
Because Noah didn't jump, he was also called for a "blocking foul",
