The reporters below erupted into laughter. Who would have thought that the once-dominant Michael Jordan had now become a mere foil to Roger's greatness, a source of amusement.
The reporters were all laughing, but Jerry Sloan's heart was filled with extreme bitterness.
After the dissolution of the strongest duo in history, was it really time for other teams' spring to arrive?
No, it was far from that simple.
The game was undoubtedly a huge blow to the Jazz, and the 21-point gap made their first victory seem like a fluke.
The team's morale had certainly been affected.
Jerry Sloan had to find a way to get the team back on track; otherwise, the game might not return to Salt Lake City.
After arriving in Atlanta, the atmosphere of the finals became even more fervent.
Every day, countless fans flooded the streets, cheering for the Hawks.
Just three more victories, and the fans in Georgia would see their dreams fulfilled.
