in2ebook Chapter 28 Su Yan's 3-point arrow is the flames of hell!
Chapter 28 Su Yan's 3-point arrow is the flames of hell!
Knicks ball.
Du Hong pushed forward, wanting to find Su Yan immediately, but Warriors' second-in-command Corey Maggette clung to Su Yan like a mad dog.
This posture.
Even if he didn't attack himself, he didn't want Su Yan to keep throwing in 3 points.
Su Yan has already hit 6 three-pointers, with a shooting percentage as high as 66.6%, which is terrifying.
Although it was partly due to the relatively low defensive intensity in the first half, we still couldn't let him continue shooting.
Wilson Chandler came up to cover first.
Su Yan shook off Maggette, but was immediately blocked by Ellis. Su Yan pretended to run away and then turned back.
He then shook off Ellis.
Curry stepped in again, even though David Lee is clearly the Knicks' undisputed core player.
But everyone was focusing their tactics on Su Yan.
Seeing this, Duhon rushed in to draw Radmanovic's help defense and Maggette's defensive attention.
"This is the moment!"
Du Hong's eyes narrowed, and he pulled back to pass the ball to Su Yan. The basketball grazed the back of Maggette's head and was accurately delivered to Su Yan's hands.
That was a good pass.
"Wow~"
Su Yan received the ball and, without hesitation, launched a three-pointer.
With Maggette's bewildered and delayed block, the basketball flew out.
He took the shot when he had almost an open shot.
That shot?!
"Bang!"
Unfortunately, I didn't win.
"That's a bit of a pity!"
Su Yan frowned. Although Maggette rushed forward, his defense was practically nonexistent.
This is a good opportunity.
It's a bit of a shame that this shot missed when the three-pointer is at its maximum level.
He was a little annoyed.
He could clearly feel that the Warriors' defensive intensity against him suddenly increased after he returned in the second half.
It's become more difficult to shoot three-pointers now.
Then he should cherish the three-point opportunities created for him by the whole team and turn them into three-pointers.
"Snapped!"
David Lee returned to the arena and gave Su Yan a high five to encourage him.
Ellington scoffed, "The Warriors are really inhuman, putting such a high level of defensive intensity on an undrafted player."
Anyone who didn't know him would think he was a superstar.
"Ha ha!"
Du Hong chuckled and said, "Who says otherwise? But it's okay, I'll make an even better pass next time."
inflammation.
"If you get an opportunity, just shoot. Even if you don't hit, it'll still give them a scare."
Everyone knows that Su Yan didn't win.
But no one said it outright; instead, they comforted, encouraged, and praised him in various ways.
Su Yan understood.
Feeling a warmth in his heart, he nodded, maintaining his confidence.
And this scene... was also clearly seen by Curry, whose eyes couldn't help but show envy.
He was an undrafted player, and you don't even complain about him missing such a wide-open shot?!
What a great team atmosphere!
If I were on this team, I'd be laughing in my sleep.
Hey……
I once had a chance to join the Knicks, but I didn't cherish it—ugh, the Warriors snatched it away.
I'm so angry!!
Curry grew angrier and more agitated the more he thought about it.
The game continues.
Su Yan's attack missed, but he didn't let up. On the defensive end, he teamed up with Wilson Chandler to encircle and annihilate Ellis.
Ellington, standing behind, was still watching intently.
With almost three players surrounding him, Ellis was forced to pass the ball, halting his attack and gradually cooling down his hot hand.
"Stab!"
A group of people attacked.
Even with Ellis's strength, he was still forced to stop.
He passed it out... to Curry, another pass-the-blame play, but luckily there were still nine seconds left on the shot clock.
He made a U-turn, circled back out, and prepared to take the ball and hit it again.
But Curry once again used his individual skills to shake off Duhon and create space for a three-pointer.
Give me the ball!
"Should we vote?!"
Ellis is desperately asking for the ball.
Curry was debating whether to take the shot. It was an open shot, but if he missed, he would get yelled at again.
Hesitation will defeat.
When he decided to shoot, Du Hong had already caught up and interfered with his shot, and the three-pointer missed again.
“s*itbro!”
Ellis was furious; he had regained his offensive opportunity, but Curry wouldn't pass him the ball.
What do you mean?
Rebel against Tiangang?
If Curry had made that shot, Ellis probably wouldn't have said anything, but he missed again.
Ellis was furious.
He stormed up to Curry and yelled like a boss scolding his underling: "Stephen, what are you doing?"
Are you ignoring what I said?
Everyone knows a three-pointer is worth one more point than a two-pointer, but if three-pointers were so easy to make, wouldn't everyone be shooting them?!
Do you think everyone's a fool?!
Or... do you think you're so great, the team leader, able to attack at will?!
???
Come again?
If TM hadn't been influenced by you and had been more decisive, that shot might have gone in already.
You still have the nerve to say it.
Should I knock on you?
Shut up.
Curry had had enough. He glared at him and retorted, "I've always thought you were the team leader."
I only launched attacks when the opportunity was good, and I didn't think there was anything wrong with it.
If you keep feeling like I'm stealing your spotlight or taking your place, then it just means... you lack self-confidence!!!
That hit the nail on the head.
Curry struck a chord with Ellis.
As a second-round pick, he desperately craved recognition, feared being disrespected, and worried about losing his position as the team's leader.
Lack of self-confidence.
Curry is absolutely right, he just lacks confidence.
And his way of proving himself is... scoring points.
It felt like a lie had been exposed, like a thief being caught red-handed; Ellis immediately lost her temper.
He roared in fury, "You dare talk back? Have you rebelled?"
"I'm just stating a fact."
Curry calmly retorted.
He didn't fly into a rage, but when he was truly angry, he no longer wanted to keep swallowing his anger.
"That brat is ruining the atmosphere in the team's locker room!"
When Don Nelson saw Curry and Ellis arguing on the court, he immediately turned all his anger towards Curry.
Well, whoever played poorly is in the wrong.
"Beep!"
He immediately called a timeout.
Curry was pinned to the cold bench.
"Good! Good! Good!"
Seeing this, Coach D'Antoni smiled with satisfaction and couldn't help but applaud.
His scheme to sow discord was a complete success.
He had a feeling that if Don Nelson were to trade Curry now, it would be a piece of cake.
and.
This action needs to be swift.
Otherwise... once Don Nelson calms down and realizes what's happening, he might start to value Curry again.
Think of this.
D'Antoni had a plan in mind.
"cut!"
Curry sat by the water cooler, not arguing with the coach; he was utterly disappointed with the Warriors!
Not a moment.
The game continues.
8 minutes 11 seconds.
At the top of the left arc, Su Yan met CJ Watson's block attempt and unleashed a three-pointer.
Incisive and accurate to the point.
6 minutes 04 seconds.
Still at the left edge of the arc, Su Yan used [lv1 off-the-ball movement] to shake off Maggette, who was like a persistent leech.
Receive the ball and turn halfway.
A smooth three-pointer.
With proper posture and a smooth arc, it accurately strikes the target.
"Shh!"
Hit again.
3 minutes 12 seconds.
At the top of the arc, two meters outside the three-point line, Su Yan received a pass from Du Hong and dribbled once in place.
$2 more!
Just when it seemed like he was about to break through, he suddenly unleashed a confident, long-range three-pointer!
"What the hell is this?!"
Maggette clutched his head, his face filled with horror. "That ball... there's absolutely no way it could go in!"
sound off.
"Shh!"
A crisp, despair-inducing piercing sound rang out!
"COMEON!"
Reggie Miller, beaming with excitement, roared, "Su Yan hits his 9th three-pointer of the game!"
Su Yan's three-pointer was like fire from hell!