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Chapter 511 Controlling the Score! The desire for help reached its peak at this moment!

Houston Rockets Starting Lineup: Point Guard: Aaron Brooks, Shooting Guard: Chase Budinger, Small Forward: Shane Battier, Power Forward: Chuck Hayes, Center: Jordan Hill.

New York Knicks Starting Lineup: Point Guard: Stephen Curry, Shooting Guard: Tony Allen, Small Forward: Su Yan, Power Forward: David Lee, Center: Tyson Chandler.

"Jumpball!"

A contest for the ball between Jordan Hill and Tyson.

"Snapped!"

Tyson swatted the ball away, David Lee caught it and passed it to Curry for the Knicks' first possession of the game.

Middle of the arc.

Curry passed the ball to Su Yan, who, facing Battier's defense, narrowed his eyes, accelerated, and challenged him.

"boom!"

Just one collision.

Battier's pupils dilated as he staggered backward, feeling as if he had been hit by a truck rather than fighting Su Yan.

pain.

My chest hurts so much.

The pain caused him to barely steady himself, and with his face contorted in agony, he had no energy left to chase after them.

Su Yan took a step back and launched a three-pointer.

The sun shines on the incense burner, creating purple smoke; this three-pointer didn't miss its mark.

"Shh!"

Thread the needle in.

Shane Battier is a well-known defensive stalwart.

The "blindfold defense," in particular, caused great distress to players with explosive offensive abilities like Kobe and Iverson.

Su Yan was also aware of this.

So... he didn't use his speed to shake him off and then attack, which would give him a chance to "blindfold defense".

It was forced open.

Once he's out of breath and can't keep up, the issue of whether his eyes are covered or not becomes irrelevant, making the attack easier.

of course.

After scoring against Battier, Su Yan remained calm and didn't seem to think it was anything special.

The key point is that his aggressive attack is solely aimed at scoring quickly and helping the team establish a lead as soon as possible.

Then he can start looking for opportunities to thrash the manager, Mo, who's sitting on the bench!

have to be aware of is.

Su Yan needs to help the team establish a lead, but not too much, and not let the game end too quickly.

Otherwise... clocking out early and being made to rest on the warm bench by the coach is also not acceptable.

A game of controlling the score!

This is not only rare, but also a highly technical skill!

Seven minutes into the first quarter, Su Yan exerted his strength on both offense and defense, helping the Knicks establish an eight-point lead.

It wasn't many, but the Knicks still controlled the game.

The crucial moment came in the next round when Su Yan noticed that Mo Gou had actually stood up from the bench and was standing on the sidelines watching the game.

He's not the coach; he shouldn't be standing like that.

Confusing behavior.

Su Yan's eyes lit up; this was an excellent opportunity.

Su Yan stood on the outside, waiting for his chance to strike. Brooks broke through like lightning at the top of the arc on the other side and pulled up for a jump shot.

"Shh!"

It hit the target without fail.

Aaron Brooks, who averaged 20 points per game last year, has rekindled his reputation as "Aaron the Great" from his college days.

This year, with players like Yao Ming, Pau Gasol, and Kevin Martin all either not playing or unavailable, the situation is as follows:

He has more possession of the ball.

He averaged over 25 points per game, having the best season of his career.

He is the key to whether the Rockets can pull off an upset and defeat the Knicks tonight!

of course.

Without even glancing at him, Su Yan sprinted along the sideline at full speed the instant the basketball pierced the net.

While sprinting, he turned back to signal David Lee, who was serving from the baseline, and made a long pass to him.

This is quite difficult.

It was really difficult for David Lee, showing how seriously Su Yan wanted the ball, and he even made a long pass across the entire court, forcibly throwing it out.

I don't know if it will work.

If Su Yan wants it, I'll definitely give it to him!

"Pretty!"

Su Yan was very satisfied with David Lee's powerful pass; he wanted that kind of big pass.

"Whoosh!"

Su Yan didn't stop for a moment. On the surface, he was focused on the basketball, but in reality... he went straight to the sidelines and stood there, seemingly doing nothing.

All of a sudden.

Su Yan approached Mo Gou.

Mo Gou was several beats slow to react, but Su Yan, who had fully accelerated, pounced like lightning.

He didn't have time to dodge at all.

But he didn't care, unaware of the seriousness of the situation, and even called out a warning: "Be careful, don't bump into me!!!"

sound off.

"boom!"

Su Yan, who could dodge, charged straight into Manager Mo like a bull charging.

Even if he's a greasy, fat guy.

Even with Su Yan's enhanced power of [Iron Bones lv4], Mo Gou couldn't withstand the impact.

"boom!"

"Boom!"

Mo Gou was completely knocked over and sent flying. With just that one blow... he might have been knocked unconscious.

but.

Fortunately, Mo Gou managed to take a half step back, which allowed him to be knocked away by Su Yan and fall into the audience seats.

There are human-shaped human shields.

This gave Mo Gou a considerable buffer, preventing him from fainting on the spot.

Even so, Mo Gou, who was sent flying by Su Yan's fierce impact, felt as if a boulder had struck his chest. He writhed in pain among the crowd, unable to get up for a long time.

"Wow~"

The stadium erupted in uproar.

"Beep!"

The unexpected turn of events led the referee to stop the game.

Normally, they wouldn't stop him, but... Su Yan was chasing the ball at full speed just now, and if Mo Gou hadn't stopped him...

He will most likely catch up.

This means that the Rockets' manager's interference caused Su Yan to fail to receive the ball and lose possession.

The nature of the competition suddenly changed.

The referee needs to review the replay. If it's confirmed that Mo's actions caused Su Yan to miss the ball, then possession should go to the Rockets.

Mo Gou still wants to eat the technical offender.

result?

As expected... Mo Gou interfered with Su Yan's path, causing the two to collide and disrupting the progress of the match.

Mo Gou is fully responsible.

"WTF?!"

Mo Gou was immediately dissatisfied. He staggered to his feet and yelled at the referee, "I'm innocent! I just stood up to move around because of my back pain!"

I didn't do anything.

I was even outside the court when Su Yan bumped into me.

"You don't even say he hurt me, so why are you blaming me and calling a technical foul on me?!"

Regarding his defense.

The referee ignored it, and a review of the footage clearly showed that Su Yan was focused on the basketball, single-mindedly chasing it.

His focus was on the game.

The responsibility must lie with Mo Gou, even if... his analysis is entirely correct.

how to say?

Life on the field is like a play, it all depends on acting skills!!!

In theory, Su Yan had no chance to harm Mo Gou, so he could only seize this fleeting opportunity.

Although the Rockets players felt sorry for Morey, there was nothing they could do. At least... Su Yan really didn't do anything wrong.

"tread!"

Su Yan stepped up to the free throw line.

Take one technical penalty.

"Shh!"

It hit the target without fail.

Possession of the ball returned to the Knicks.

Mo's actions not only caused him to tremble in pain, but also led to the team losing points and possession.

Hurry up and go to Grandma's house.

"Ugh...what bad luck!"

He rubbed his still-aching chest and sat on the bench, refusing to get up again and cause the team any more trouble.

however.

Su Yan's dark eyes remained fixed on him with indifference.

Mo Gou, it's okay if you don't give me a chance, I'll take the initiative!