stadium ambition

Chapter 326 One Twelfth of the World
Madison Square Garden into a carnival.

At the same time, the discussion on Su Yang's 59 points in the halftime on social media has also exploded.

In just one minute, the number of relevant tweets was as high as more than 1, and it was also increasing at a rate of several hundred per second.

However, keywords such as 'Su Yang scored 59 points in the halftime' show an almost 90-degree upward trend in Google search index curves, and niche basketball forums such as Hupu have caused server downtime due to too many posters in a short period of time. machine.

For a second, one-twelfth of the world's population was thinking of his name at the same time.

Rookie John Wall wrote: "In the past 20 years, the education I have received has told me to always believe that I am the best player. I even thought about surpassing Jordan. I firmly believe in that concept, but today Tonight, I must say, Su Yang is a better player than me, we are in the same position, he beats me in every way..."

Fans left messages and comments on Wall's tweets, with comfort, encouragement, ridicule, and doubts.

But in the end it comes down to the same meaning, that is, as a point guard, losing to Su Yang is really not ashamed.

Thunder player Durant wrote: "On this night, he made my motivation to pursue the scoring champion almost disappear. Can someone tell me how he hit those three-pointers, which seemed more casual than mine."

Fans left comments on Durant's Twitter, all kinds of Att Westbrook, hoping that Westbrook can improve his shooting ability.

Westbrook was quite unconvinced, and replied to the comment that everyone plays differently and will not deliberately imitate others.

Legendary player Bill Russell wrote: "Thanks to Su Yang, your amazing performance of 59 points in the half reminded me of my old opponent Wilt Chamberlain, and also reminded me of the glorious days of my youth. Special Thank you for letting the fans know that our data that now looks exaggerated was not a statistical error, but a real person can do it."

Retired star Dale Ellis reposted Bill Russell’s tweet, writing: “Compared to how many points you have in a single game, how many points and rebounds you average per game, or how many MVPs and championships, and the number of rounds, etc. Honor and record, I played 69 minutes in a single game, which should be the only record that will not be broken by Su Yang or other future players!"

Some fans didn't understand the content of Dale's tweet, so some fans spontaneously helped to explain.
Dale played 69 minutes in the game, which happened in the 89-90 season. That time the Supersonics played against the Bucks. The two teams fought fiercely for five overtimes and played a full 73 minutes. Dale only rested for 4 minutes in regular time. Consecutive overtime games.

Such a record is indeed difficult to break. After all, it still needs the cooperation of the opponent, which is rare.

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban wrote: "What kind of player can be called a legendary superstar? In my opinion, as long as the player wants to score, then he can get him at will without control. The score I want, so Dirk is a good choice, and Kobe is naturally one of them, but Su Yang's performance makes him more determined."

Fans commented, pointing out that Cuban had private affairs and tried to compare Dirk with Kobe and Su Yang, and Cuban replied: "I know you never realized how good Dirk is, but you will soon understand .”

The king of point guards, Magic Johnson, also wrote: "Well, I admit it, Su Yang is a better point guard than me in a certain sense, but he currently has 4 more championships and 2 FMVPs than him, I sincerely hope he catches up to me."

After the magician’s tweet was sent out, Byron Scott, who is also a Lakers star, liked it and reposted it, writing: “Looking at the decades of NBA history, there have been many geniuses who became famous at a young age, and there are very few true legendary superstars because of that. It takes time to accumulate, just like Larry Bird, his achievements during his rookie period are not much worse than Su Yang, but he has not become the first in history."

Scott tweeted, Lakers fans and Celtics fans gradually had an argument, and Larry Bird also updated his tweet and wrote: "Looking down on young people is a common problem of old stubbornness, and Su Yang is the worst in history. second."

All-star point guard Kidd wrote: "I noticed that Su Yang had a 5-minute break in the second quarter. If he had chosen to continue playing at that time, he might have scored 70 points or more in the half. I believe he has no physical strength. any problem."

Fans commented on Kidd, saying that Su Yang scored Kidd for most of the season in one game.

Heat player Wade wrote: "To be honest, I used to have dinner with my wife in a restaurant, and now I am going home. If there is a traffic jam, I will consider going to a bar. I don't want to miss this game that may never appear again. You guys Woolen cloth?"

Fans responded to Wade by leaving messages, and many of them expressed that they would pay attention to the second half of the game, but the problem is that the Knicks have fallen too far behind, and they have arranged for all players to play on the bench.

For a while, many fans went to Su Yang's Twitter and the Clippers official Twitter to leave messages, hoping that Su Yang would continue to play in the second half.

Such news was naturally noticed by the media, and ESPN took advantage of the halftime break to initiate voting statistics.

In just over 5 minutes, the number of voting participants reached more than 8, and 99.5% hoped that Su Yang would continue to fight.

A rich man named Donald forwarded the statistics, jokingly saying that the enthusiasm of fans to participate in voting is more active than the election of the president.

ESPN also released an evaluation of Popovich for Su Yang's 59 points in the half, but the original question was how the Spurs performed in the midfield.

Popovich said with a smile: "It seems that he has scored 40+ under our defense twice in a row, and it doesn't make me feel so depressed, but next time we play the Clippers, I hope to arrange Superman Clark Kent." Go guard him."

More than three minutes after Popovich's interview clip was released, the topic of 'Only Superman can defend against Su Yang' rushed to the hot search list on Twitter, and there was a fan PS picture of 'Su Yang tried to block Superman', accompanied by text 'Dunk or block? '.

DC officially reposted the PS pictures of the fans, and also said that they were considering inviting Su Yang to appear in a Superman movie.

The famous coach George Karl said in an interview with FOX: "Tonight's Su Yang, Superman Clark can't defend, even if God stands in front of him, he will encounter difficulties. The Knicks choose to give up early is the best defensive strategy. .”

TNT released a video. After Barkley and Smith commented on the game, when they left the camera to start a free discussion, Ernie took a mobile phone and said that Su Yang scored 59 points in the half. Barkley and Smith turned their heads and stared at the same time.

And then, Kenny thought that Ernie was joking, and Ernie immediately raised his mobile phone to show it to the two of them. Barkley looked at it for two seconds, shrugged his shoulders and raised his hand exaggeratedly, and asked why the Knicks didn't use double-teaming or one-staring. quadruple.

Ernie replied that the Knicks had tried double-teaming, but the effect was similar to a single defense, so they canceled it.

Just as the discussions on social media were raging, everyone in the Knicks locker room was silent.

After what seemed like a century, the locker room door was suddenly pushed open with great force.

Stoudemire and others turned their heads and watched, and saw the Knicks owner James Dolan rushing in. He seemed to have suffered a huge insult and said very excitedly: "Maybe you think I am a fool, but I sincerely beg you, don't give up. ..."

(End of this chapter)