Bab 626: Chapter 458: A Good Show

The Chosen One's blessing was heard by Milwaukee.

But fulfilling the desire to meet at the peak was not easy.

As the Eastern Conference team with the highest average talent, the Bucks had the same problem as the Spurs in the Western Conference: they lacked a commander who could tie the roster together.

However, the Magic had issues of their own.

Dwight Howard was not the kind of superstar who could make a decisive impact on the offensive end, and second-in-command Carter was now just a 20-points-per-game winger, with Tskitishvili being a key figure in the tactical system.

Both sides played a full seven games, maintaining the suspense right up to the last half-minute of Game Seven, where Louis Williams hit an incredible buzzer-beating three-pointer to help the Bucks return to the Finals.

From this point on, the season was destined for a fairy-tale ending.