Take a look at the moments in NBA history that made fans feel uneasy

In the vast celestial world of the NBA, some teams are like tragic heroes tricked by fate - they are only one step away from the throne, but they fail due to the absurd twists and the shadow of the superstars of the times, becoming the eternal "unsatisfactory" in the hearts of fans. The following four teams carry the strongest tragic color:

1. The King of Sacramento in 2002: The Unfair Cases shrouded by Conspiracy Theory

✓ The Soul of Princeton System: Chris Webber (MVP-level Forward)

✓ The White Devil: Mike Bibby (Key Mr.)

✓ The Origin of the Demon Sword: Peja Stojakovic (Sharpshooter)

✓ Supporting Center: Divac (Pass Magic)

The tragic moment:

Western Conference Final G6: The referee manipulates doubts

→ The Lakers 27 free throws in a single quarter (NBA record)

→ Kings' main center Divac/Pollard both fouled 6 fouls → NBA officials later admitted that the referee Donagy was involved in gambling scandal

G7 overtime:

✓ Weber's key jump shot was not involved

✓ Horry's three-pointer

Data satirical:

wins the league 61 in the regular season, and the top five in offensive efficiency in history

When leading the Lakers 3-2 in the Western Conference Finals, the probability of winning is as high as 92% (ESPN model)

The unsatisfactory index: ★★★★★

fans yelled: "If basketball is justice, the championship should belong to Sacramento!"

2. 2018 Houston Rockets: The cosmic nemesis extinguished by three-point rain

God-killing weapon:

✓Paul Harden dual-core drive (top pick-and-roll in history)

✓ Unlimited defense system (Tuck + Ariza locks the Warriors' pass and cut)

✓ Magic ball theory peak: average 15.3 three-pointers per game (first in history)

Destiny turning point:

Western Conference Final G5:

✓ Rockets lead the Warriors 3-2 at home

✓ Paul scored 20+7+6 and tore off the hamstring (last 5 minutes)

G6-G7:

→ Rockets missed 27 consecutive three-pointers (set the most iron record in the playoffs)

→ The Warriors reversed and advanced, Rockets locker room players beat the wall and cried

Cruel comparison:

Paul was present: The Rockets beat the Warriors + 41 points

Paul was absent: Rockets lost -30 points

Unable to draw index: ★★★★☆

D'Antoni smiled bitterly: "We are only one healthy hamstring away from the terminator of the dynasty."

3. The Utah Jazz in the 1990s: Jordan's ultimate background board for the path to the gods

Iron-blooded double evil spirits:

✓ Carl Malone (second largest forward in history)

✓ John Stockton (historical assist king + steal king)

✓ Coach Jerry Sloan (Godfather of pick-and-roll tactics)

Two Finals Nightmare:

1997 G1: When Malone made a free throw, Pippen whispered "The postman is not at work on Sunday" and caused him to lose both free throws

1997 G5 (Fight of the Flu): Jordan scored 38 points with illness, and the Jazz fell at home

1998 G6:

✓ Stockton overtakes the key three-pointer

✓Jordan's century break + a decisive kill, the Jazz's home game instantly silenced

The tragedy of the times:

Two evil spirits cooperated for 18 seasons in their career, and lost to the Bulls in two finals. Malone joined the Lakers for the championship before retirement, but was upset by the Pistons again

The Pistons' surprise index: ★★★★

Salt Lake City media wailed: "We defeated all our opponents, but lost to God's incarnation."

4. 2021 Brooklyn Nets: The peak sample of human injury science

The strongest firepower in history:

✓Durant + Harden + Irving (average 90.3 points in history first in the Big Three)

✓ The first round of the playoffs crushed the Celtics 4-1 (greater than 21.8 points when the Big Three combined)

collapse timeline:

second round G4: Irving was cushioned by Antetokounmpo (90-degree twisted with an ankle)

G5: Harden returned from a hamstring injury and only scored 5 points

G7:

✓ Durant hit the line (1 cm of toe toe)

✓ The team made 0 of 6 shots in overtime. The physical strength was exhausted.

The Big Three were only 8 games in the regular season.

Series matches averaged 4.8 points per game, but was eliminated due to injuries.

There is no match for the entire camp.

Durant whistled to the sky: "My shoe size is 18 sizes, if it is one centimeter smaller..."

Why are these teams unforgettable?

The sense of fate is full:

The King was destroyed by the Black Whistle, the Rockets lost to the injury, the Jazz was born in the wrong era, and the Nets lost to 1 cm - fate is more cruel than the opponent.

Unfinished innovators:

The King's Princeton, the Rockets' Magic Ball Theory, and the Jazz's pick-and-roll system have all subverted basketball philosophy.

Tragic heroism:

Weber fought with a knee injury, Paul was unwilling to beat his legs, Malone fought to the death with Jordan, Durant fought for 53 minutes - the loser also shone with the light of human nature.

These teams are like Sisyphus in Greek mythology: every time they push the rock to the top of the mountain, they always roll down at the last moment. But it is this eternal futility and resistance that allows the sports spirit to transcend the outcome - the essence of "unsatisfactory" is the deepest empathy of mankind for idealism.