Irving didn't say a word.
He didn't dare to speak.
Because Hansen looked scary now, he felt that if he said something wrong, Hansen could immediately make him leave the court.
Doesn't Hansen deal with Green, thinking Green wouldn't egg on Irving?
Clearly, it's not Irving's first day as Hansen's teammate.
Green only started instigating now because he saw an opportunity due to Irving's tense relationship with the Cavaliers.
"A fly doesn't land on a seamless egg," this saying fits perfectly here.
However, this kind of instigation is really naive.
Because before Hansen came to Cleveland, Irving himself was already well aware of his team-leading skills.
Although in "history," Irving ultimately left, Hansen is not James.
James mostly utilized Irving, "You play, I take the glory," but Hansen provided Irving help in various ways.
