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646 is really not injured!
The beautiful reporter nodded repeatedly: "That's right, it's absolutely true, that distance was just too far. But to be honest, when you successfully put that ball into the basket, everyone here, including us spectators, was incredibly excited and thrilled!"
Hearing this, Su Hao smiled with pride, but quickly regained his composure: "Haha, it would be great if everyone liked it. Alright, if there are no other questions, I'll probably have to head out now."
Su Hao: "What difference does it make how many points we lose? Losing by 10 points is still losing, losing by 100 points is still losing! This point difference is really not something I did intentionally. Do you all think I deliberately controlled the score?"
After he finished speaking, Su Hao and the other staff members next to him laughed!
Reporter: "Thank you for the interview today! Goodbye!"
Su Hao: "Goodbye!"
After the interview, Su Hao returned to the locker room accompanied by his staff.
Right after the game, news from major sports sections was all about how Su Hao, despite being injured, retaliated against the Celtics.
The Celtics' management made a surprising decision immediately after the game.
Then they should just fire their head coach.
The decision was made so quickly that their players were still packing their bags in the locker room.
It was only through the staff's explanation that everyone realized the head coach had packed his things and gone home early.
This is also the first head coach to be dismissed by Su Hao this season.
"Su Hao, you're finally back! My God, are you really not hurt? Let me take a good look at you!"
Curry rushed anxiously to Su Hao, looking him up and down as if trying to see through Su Hao's appearance to see if there were any hidden injuries inside his body.
Su Hao found Curry's nervous appearance somewhat amusing, but at the same time, a warm feeling welled up in his heart.
He patted Curry on the shoulder with a smile and comforted him, "I'm really fine, bro. If I were injured, how could I have played until the very last moment of the game? Besides, I did those interviews with the reporters. If I were injured, it would have been obvious by now!" After saying that, Su Hao turned and walked towards the inner room, intending to take a shower and change clothes to relax his tired body and mind.
Just then, a loud shout rang out: "Look! The Celtics have fired their head coach!" It turned out that David Lee was holding up his phone, excitedly shouting.
This news immediately attracted the attention of the other teammates, and they all quickly gathered around.
"Wow! That was quick! Maybe their head coach hasn't even realized it yet, and he's been inexplicably laid off?" Rasul Butler said jokingly, shaking his head.
“That’s right, we lost such a bad game, the point difference was so big, someone has to be held responsible!” Gordon nodded in agreement.
He then analyzed, "So, the head coach is the most suitable scapegoat!"
Paul George, standing nearby, agreed: "That's right, in these situations, it's usually the head coach who gets blamed. After all, players on the court often can't completely control the game."
Just as everyone was discussing it, Curry couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Hey, aren't you all being a bit silly? It's not uncommon for teams to change head coaches in the league! There's no need to make such a fuss."
However, Curry's words were overheard by Mike Dunleavy, who had just entered the room.
Upon seeing this, the teammates quickly and efficiently began packing up their belongings, clearly indicating that they already knew what to do next.
As today's intense game finally came to an end, the Clippers were given a precious day of rest.
During this rare period of leisure, the players couldn't wait to rush home, reunite with their beloved families, and enjoy the warmth and tranquility.
"Hello coach, I was just about to go home! Look, my dad is waiting outside to pick me up!"
Curry greeted the coach with a big smile and then hurriedly walked towards the door.
He was so energetic, as if he was afraid of being delayed by something.
"Hey, look at Curry, he's such a clever guy! As soon as he saw things weren't going his way, he made a quick getaway!" David Lee said to his teammates in a low voice, with a hint of teasing.
Upon hearing this, everyone exchanged a smile.
At this moment, Mike Dunleavy looked around and asked, "Where's Su Hao? Has anyone seen him?"
Before he could finish speaking, David Lee pointed to the bathroom door next to him and replied, "Su Hao is inside! He probably won't be out for a while."
Mike Dunleavy nodded to indicate that he understood, then turned and walked out of the room without saying a word.
Watching the coach's departing figure, Fisher couldn't help but mutter to himself, "What on earth is the coach trying to do? He came all this way to ask Su Hao, but didn't explain anything clearly before turning around and leaving! It's really baffling..."
However, just as Mike Dunleavy stepped out of the room, Su Hao leisurely walked out of the bathroom.
He dried his wet hair with a towel while looking curiously at the crowd.
David Lee quickly stepped forward and said to Su Hao, "Su Hao, the coach came looking for you earlier!"
"What do you want? Where is he?" Su Hao asked, his face full of doubt.
David Lee shrugged, spread his hands, and replied helplessly, "We don't know either! Why don't you go ask him!"
After saying that, he turned around and went back to doing what he was doing.
Su Hao frowned slightly, muttering to himself, "This guy doesn't even know the situation..."
As he thought about it, he quickly gathered up his belongings scattered on the table and put them into his backpack.
Then, he shouldered his heavy backpack and walked out the door with firm steps.
With his backpack on, Su Hao walked briskly and soon arrived at the parking lot.
He paused briefly, his gaze sweeping over the neatly parked vehicles, but he didn't ask the head coach what he wanted to see him about.
At this moment, all Su Hao wanted was to get home as soon as possible and lie comfortably in bed for a good rest.
After all, he was already feeling physically and mentally exhausted after a long period of high-intensity training and competition.
Furthermore, if I call the head coach now to inquire about the situation, what if there are any last-minute special events that I need to attend?