The second victory over the Lakers felt completely different from the first.
Because tonight's Lakers were far from comparable to last season's team.
At the time, the Lakers were still at the peak of their strength, striving for their third championship, and although they ultimately needed Dick Bavetta's divine whistle to achieve their goal, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the Lakers back then were ten times stronger than they are now.
After finishing the interviews, Yu Fei returned to the locker room, where the scene was just as usual.
Some players had already gotten dressed and were ready to experience Los Angeles's nightlife, while others had just returned to the locker room, preparing for their interviews.
Others were receiving massages from the trainer and dipping their legs in ice buckets, with ice packs on their knees—usually, these were the veterans.
But Yu Fei noticed that Anthony Mason was also tending to his old arms and legs.
