Who said a player who can't get on the court definitely can't help the team?
From Sacre to Johnson and Jones, the Grizzlies' bench players had shown an alternative impact.
Of course, if there was an MVP for The West Finals, then it had to be Hansen.
Hansen scored over 40 points in 3 of the 6 games, averaging 38.7 points, playing even more insanely than Kobe, the original Spurs killer.
On social media, Hansen's identity as the Mayor of Sacred City was becoming increasingly well-known.
Naturally, there were also fans talking about Hansen's pre-series claim about avenging Paul.
"If Hansen gave a victory speech for The West Finals, he'd definitely mention CP3."
But in fact, if you really wanted Hansen to give an acceptance speech, the person he would be most thankful for was Popovich.
Thanks to Popovich's defensive tactics, he had gotten many opportunities for post-up plays.
Just before the finals, his "Illusion Step" finally reached a bottleneck.
