Barkley shouted it out loud, and everyone around heard it, followed by a burst of laughter.
Jordan, Ewing, and others who were being interviewed couldn't help but laugh. How come this guy let his true thoughts slip out?
The interview atmosphere, which was originally a bit serious, suddenly became lively and cheerful, with joy in the air.
Jordan did not lose his fighting spirit due to losing the finals for the second time; he actively threw himself into the preparation for the Olympics.
He didn't even give himself much time to be frustrated; immediately after the finals ended, he started a new improvement plan.
In his view, the reason for the loss, ultimately, was that he wasn't strong enough.
If in the fifth game, he could have gone for a layup himself instead of passing, the championship would have been his.
