What left the deepest impression on him after watching was still Butler.
Butler's performance in the King Mountain Battle was brilliant, but in other games, he was relatively mediocre.
Perhaps limited by his physical condition, Butler finds it difficult to maintain a consistently high level, but the more critical the game, the better he performs.
Moreover, he is inherently a player with an extremely strong desire to win, which leads to the result that although he cannot lead a team to championship heights, he can rapidly enhance the competitiveness of his team, turning it into a formidable playoff contender.
Although the 76ers are not their main rival, if they fail to suppress them from the start and are dragged into a prolonged series, even if the Cavaliers win, it will be a tough battle.
In this regard, they share a significant similarity to the Celtics of the past.
So Hansen must, like in his rookie season against the Celtics, not allow the 76ers to see any hope.
