The name "Angel Envoy Paul" originates from the Latin "Paulus," meaning "the humble one."
Initially, Paul did not believe in God, but after witnessing the great miracle of God's resurrection, he decided to change his faith and became the most loyal apostle.
Paul Pierce also did not believe in God initially, even challenging God to a one-on-one match in his youth.
It was on that day that he witnessed the greatness of God's power and then became an apostle of God.
Well, at first, he just pretended to believe in God to avoid divine punishment.
But as he continued to believe, his faith grew more sincere.
Inexplicably, the similarities in some things are just so exaggerated.
Phil Jackson realized the game was in trouble.
Trouble he hadn't anticipated.
He hadn't expected the Hawks and Roger to give Pierce the offense in the fourth quarter.
The solo plays in the first three quarters were all damn traps!
Phil Jackson hated traps.
