"It's an emotional game."

The commentator was Lue Williams, who had 31 points and nine assists to help the Los Angeles Clippers win against the Houston Rockets.

As a bargaining chip for Chris Paul's move to Houston in the summer, Lue Williams' comment inevitably has a happy revenge after proving his worth and getting revenge.

However, not every Rockets and Clippers person is in the mood to have such ease.

"L.A. Renegade" CP3, who played for at least six years, did not, nor did Blake Griffin, who once supported half of the empty city with him.

and our protagonist Yang Yiming, who is also destined to have it.

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There are many firsts in life.

For example, Yang Yiming's first career points and first rebounds were all scored on the Kings when he was away to Sacramento.

Sacramento is not far from Los Angeles. At that time, Yang Yiming was temporarily called, and the time to the United States was less than 100 hours, and he didn't even know the streets and alleys of Houston, so he took the initiative to ask for help, followed the team to Oakland to witness the opening game, and then moved to Sacramento the next day.

At 2:12 of the second quarter, he snatched a rebound from Willie Cauley-Stein, passed to Ariza, who passed the ball behind him to help him dunk.

In the second half of the game, he grabbed a rebound and passed the ball behind him to Eric Gordon, who added two points and an assist.

An NBA hairy young man, who didn't even distinguish between the southeast and northwest of the United States, got his first report card in a mess. Scores, rebounds, assists, everything. Little did he know at the time that Trevor Ariza and Eric Gordon, who played with him that day, would become his close teammates on and off the court with the Rockets.

There are other firsts.

His first six fouls off the field had something to do with the city and the stadium today. On December 4, at the Stamp Arena in Los Angeles, the opponent at that time was the Clippers' fellow enemy Lakers, Yang Yiming, who began to figure out the way in the NBA, incarnated Lu Bu Zhan Sanying, took turns defending Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram and Kyle Kuzma, and finally retreated, limiting the opponent to six fouls and leaving the game for the first time in his career.

But for the first time tonight, I don't know if it can be regarded as a new achievement in unlocking a career.

Some things are destined to be experienced firsthand.

The Rockets challenged the Clippers away, and with 1:03 left in regular time in the game, the Rockets Capela dunked to raise the score to 100 points, but still trailed 100-113. At this time, Yang Yiming was expelled for the first time in his NBA career.

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All disputes have cause and effect.

Yu Xiaochun was actually a little surprised by Yang Yiming's impulse at the time of the conflict, but in hindsight, the trigger that might have detonated the powder keg had already been ignited at the beginning of the game.

Chris Paul.

Paul returned to Steppers for the first time in the summer after moving to the "more competitive" Houston. Revisiting the old place, some people greet each other, and some people look away early. Andre Jordan and Paul are still embracing each other for the first time in their careers, perhaps because they miss their old friend's thoughtful aerial relay passes, and he's just a rebounding machine for a bunch of outside shooters, even though he dominates the league's rebounding charts because of it. Blake-Griffin and Paul politely high-fived like young couples who dare not hold hands, and when they touch it, they bounce away, each looking away with a haunted look.

In the arena, the staff also greeted Paul, and the fans had already turned against each other, booing their treacherous lover.

Mike D'Anthony.

98-106, 3 minutes and 34 seconds, Eric Gordon's counterattack layup was interfered with but escaped the referee's blow, turned around and twisted with Paul under the basket, his body opened the way to get rid of Paul, and Capela made a two-plus-one hit to make up for the defense.

At that time, Yu Xiaochun saw it clearly. He and Yang Yiming were both sitting on the sidelines. In fact, the dispute did not only come from the court: D'Antoni was dissatisfied with the interference with the ball itself, and was complaining on the sidelines, and Griffin, who was about to go, stepped on the sideline of the players' bench, and easily pulled Coach D'Antoni who was standing on the line away, and the basket had to reach the ball, so that there was the second plus one later.

The old coach was furious on the sidelines, serving Griffin F phrases and being adjudged for a technical foul. Yang Yiming was not impulsive, hiding behind James Harden in a black hoodie pullover, and watched coldly. Yu Xiaochun's eyes never left him, for fear that he would join the battle, but Yiming just stood and watched for a few minutes, and then waited with his teammates for the results of the video review, and didn't say a word. It seems that Yu Xiaochun's worries are slightly unnecessary.

Trevor Ariza.

It was Griffin again, grabbing the frontcourt rebound for the Clippers, who led by 13 points, dribbling the ball under his crotch in the half, and turning around Ariza again. Ariza reached for it, ripping Griffin's right leg brace.

The referee blew for a foul, and Greenfin grabbed the ball with one hand, like an injured but winning rooster, and circled around the Rockets' bench. The ball in his hand swept past the heads of Yang Yiming and Yu Xiaochun. Yu Xiaochun looked up at him, and Yang Yiming also looked up, silent.

Griffin's ripped open right leg brace crackled in their ears.

Eric Gordon.

The fouled Clippers sent the ball to the sideline, Griffin received the ball in the bottom corner of the half, Gordon went to defend closely, he lost his center of gravity, saw that there was no room to dodge, and jumped outside the line.

The referee's whistle blows, and the Rockets foul again.

But Griffin didn't bother to pay attention to it, and threw the ball out in the air before it landed, and smashed it right on Gordon's back!

A low, muffled sound. Yu Xiaochun heard it, and Yang Yiming, who must have been closer to the place of the incident than him, naturally heard it too.

Yang Yiming.

The Rockets scored two more points and completely gave up resistance, and Yang Yiming replaced Paul to complete the last-minute mission.

At that time, the Rockets were attacking, Gordon stood at the top of the three-point line, dribbling to PJ Tucker who was at the free throw line, Ariza was standing on the right side of the corner closest to the home team's player area, Capela cut in the middle, received Tucker's pass, and dunked. In this offense, Yang Yiming always stood outside the 45-degree three-point line on the left side, helping his teammates open up space, in fact, he was the farthest away from the home team benches and Griffin Ariza, who had been fighting all the time, but I don't know what he heard, when the offense was completed and everyone was about to go back, he took several big strides across the court and pushed Griffin away in front of Ariza!

A four-letter word starting with F, and a national scolding, Yu Xiaochun at the end of the court really listened!

This push was also unexpected by Griffin. Originally, he just wanted to fight with Ariza again, but at this time, he was actually pushed back a few steps by a yellow-skinned hairy head, how could he, a famous superstar, hang up! He fought back, stepped on the ball of his forefoot, kicked the ground, and pushed back!

Twist your arms, grab your clothes, and your chests collide, and your head is about to slam!

Neither teammate could hold it until the referee's whistle blew and a technical foul ejected both sides from the game!

Griffin, whose jersey was torn open, walked forward, simply took off his shirt and threw it casually to the stands on either side.

What about Yang Yiming?

After he walked, he also took off the red jersey of Team Rocket No. 17, exposed his upper body, lowered his head, and threw his clothes around the top of his head, like a fighter moving back to the camp, and then disappeared into the players' tunnel.

In the end, it was left, a bloody red!