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Cleveland-On the day before the first NBA Finals, Cavaliers guard Pity Owen had a one-on-one practice with an assistant coach at home.

This is not what Cleveland needs.

The Cavaliers are 2-0 behind. They won't fall far behind. Owen must play like an all-star If it weren't for a superstar, it would be a joke to beat the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night and win the third game for Cleveland, trying to create a historic season.

Owen has been waiting for this moment for a year. In fact, he has been waiting all his life. After the 24-year-old injured his knee in the first game of last year's finals, he was often accused of being selfish during his difficult recovery for several months. In the third game, Kevin, who replaced the concussion, helped the Cavaliers, which was his chance to complete his personal redemption.

Pressure persistence

But Owen doesn't think so.

When asked how to improve in the third game, he replied, "Be myself and get out of there."

In the first game, Owen was full of attack, scored 26 points and made a free throw 1 1, just when he could easily reach the top. In the second game, neither Owen nor the Cavaliers were that simple. For example, he 14 made 5 shots and only got 10 points. Golden State Warriors won by 1 10:77.

In addition to the noise of shooting, Owen also made the mistake of not scoring, dribbling and not cooperating with his teammates for a long time. In 33 minutes of playing time, Owen only had one assist. At that time, he seemed to forget that there were four players wearing Cleveland autumn clothes on the court.

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