Irving sat there in a daze when he came off the court.
When a staff member handed him a towel, he ignored it completely.
He wasn't the type of player like Jokic, whose emotions were always evident on his face, but it was clear his mood wasn't good.
The reason for his bad mood was quite understandable, or rather, it was similar to Green's.
After practicing hard all summer and hoping to show off his skills in the new season, he hadn't expected to be dealt such a blow right from the start.
His defense against Curry in the first quarter couldn't exactly be called minimally effective; it was completely ineffective.
In a sense, Curry's playing style had completely overturned his understanding of basketball.
Curry's three-pointers were as easy as his layups. Who plays like that!
Hansen's attention was originally on Jokic, who was about to enter the game, but when he turned his head and saw the ignored staff member, he then noticed Irving.
