Beverly, who has a clear love and hate, "tears her predecessor" to fulfill her promise. What's going on here?

Los Angeles, I just want to prove that you were really stupid to give up on me. In the first game of the Western Conference playoffs, the Timberwolves won the Clippers, although Downes left early with six offenders. /kloc-The credit for winning the game for the second time in 0/8 years naturally goes to Edwards who scored 30 points and Russell who scored 29 points, but Beverly's performance is also crucial. The face-to-face steal against Jackson in the last 30 seconds can be said to have completely killed the suspense of the game.

The most exciting player is Beverly. At the end of the game, he threw the ball high into the sky, then jumped on the technical stage like Wade, tearing his jersey and shouting loudly. It is not difficult to understand that Beverly's feelings for the Clippers are too complicated. Last year's playoffs, the Clippers broke into the west for the first time in history, which was something that had never happened in those empty years. Beverly asked the team to renew the contract without thinking.

As a veteran who played for the Clippers for four years, as a hero who helped the team achieve historical achievements, as a spokesperson who spared no effort to support the home team in front of the camera, and as a diehard Los Angeles fan who never thought of leaving the team, Beverly naively thought that the contract renewal would end in three days, but it backfired. According to him, the Clippers made him an unacceptable or even disrespectful offer. Beverly has always had a clear love-hate relationship, and he immediately applied for a deal. Of course, from the team's point of view, it is foreseeable not to renew Beverly's contract. Reggie jackson stayed in the team, and marksman Kennard held a long-term contract, not to mention his son Mann. The first scoring point, Leonard's season reimbursement, they need someone who can score. But for Beverly, the city he tried to defend betrayed himself, so a year later, he met in the play-offs, and Beverly wanted to do something.

Since the age of 20, he has changed from a favored son to a down-and-out tramp, hating his own fate, but unable to get revenge, but he can do it and likes to do it on the court. The Timberwolves may not be a strong contender for the championship, but at least Beverly achieved it in front of the Clippers. If he comes to Minnesota, I will take this team into the playoffs.