The match is played joyfully, with both teams' scores rising quickly, reflecting a mutual scoring agreement.
Gan Guoyang also plays happily. He can run, but he needs to run strategically and with restraint.
The long season is really tough when constantly on defense. Occasionally letting loose, not defending and just attacking, feels really good.
Like standing under the basket, hands on hips, watching Warriors players score effortlessly, or defending with his back to the basket at the top of the arc, then sprinting downcourt after the opponent misses, catching the ball and dunking with ease—that's a real thrill.
Gan Guoyang thinks, if he could always play like this, playing until 45 wouldn't be a problem.
But this can only be done occasionally; this kind of example shouldn't be set. If done too often, morale will scatter, and the championship will be a dream.
However, as the All-Star game approaches, Gan Guoyang and the Radiance's relaxed state is evident.
