NBA: The Hulk's talent has female celebrities going wild.

"Su Hao has broken records again? What records are they?!"

Drexler asked tacitly.

"what……"

Reggie Miller smiled, paused slightly to whet the audience's appetite, and then continued: "56 points, 27 rebounds, 5 assists, and 16 blocks."

The Hulk has once again achieved legendary status, breaking multiple records.

First, he scored 56 points in a single game, surpassing Jennings' 55 points and setting a new single-game scoring record for the season.

Secondly, Su Hao became the third player this season to score 50 points, following Jennings and Wade.

Three players in the league to score 50 points, two of whom are rookies, is quite a spectacle.

Third, at the age of 19, Su Hao surpassed Jennings to become the youngest player in NBA history to score 50 points.

Fourth, with 56 points in a single game, Su Hao also broke his own career scoring record.

Fifth, he recorded 16 blocks in a single game, breaking his personal career record for blocks.

He's just one block away from Elmore Smith's record of 17 blocks in a single game.

At the same time... his 16 blocks in a single game surpassed O'Neal and Manute Bol's 15 blocks in a single game, making him the second all-time leader in this category.

Sixth, Su Hao is the first player on record to record a triple-double with 50+ blocks, and an extra-large triple-double at that.

Before tonight, only four players in NBA history had ever recorded a 50+ point triple-double: Richie Guerin, El Kingsley, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Wilt Chamberlain.

If the conditions for this record were changed to at least 55 points, 25 rebounds, and 15 blocks.

Then Su Hao will be far ahead of the competition, and no player will break this record for the next 10, 20, or even 50 years!

Six blocks in World War I.

That's amazing.

"Tsk tsk..."

Drexler couldn't help but click his tongue in amazement after hearing this. "The title 'Ball Rack Crusher' suits Su Hao, but the title 'Record Harvester' suits him just as well."

He's like a walking recording machine, he's really amazing.

Not long ago, Hulk's Su Hao single-handedly defeated the "Big Five" of the Celtics, and now he has brought the "GDP" to a standstill.

Invincible.

He was a super center who "peaked right from the start," seemingly invincible from the moment he entered the league.

How many strong opponents can he, a rookie, defeat? And how high can he take the Clippers, who finished last year at the bottom, to?!

So exciting!

……

[Su Hao: Six Records], [Su Hao: 56 Points, 27 Rebounds, 5 Assists, 16 Blocks], [Su Hao: Big Heart], etc.

The next day.

Several keywords unique to Su Hao trended on basketball-related search terms.

That's really impressive.

But the fans were all shocked by every news article about Su Hao.

"A true record-breaking machine, breaking six records in one game. This is something many players can't do even in their entire careers!"

"The Hulk" Su Hao smashed Duncan's "Stone Buddha", made Parker's "sports car" run out of gas, and made Ginobili's "demon blade" rust.

Su Hao single-handedly fought against "GDP".

This strength... is invincible.

"56 points, 27 rebounds, 16 blocks, and 5 assists—what kind of insane stats are these? Is this even a human being capable of?!"

Say something.

Even for "Basketball Emperor" Wilt Chamberlain, achieving such statistics would be extremely difficult, if not impossible.

exaggerate.

Su Haoqiang's statement is an exaggeration.

"Su Hao also has a strong clutch ability. His free throws were just average before, and even a little unsatisfactory."

But when it comes to the crucial moment...

He made all six free throws in a row, without missing a single one, and also delivered a block and an assist, single-handedly carrying the entire team and helping the Clippers successfully pull off a comeback!

Truly a heart of steel!!!

"Non-human, the real Hulk has descended upon the world."

"In my mind, Su Hao is the strongest center in the league."

"Of all the centers I know, I would call Su Hao the strongest!!!"

"..."

Although he has not yet been officially crowned the "best active center", once Su Hao has an explosive performance, he will definitely be at the level of the "best active center".

It will definitely overflow.

Next.

The Clippers have now defeated the Hawks and Hornets to secure their sixth consecutive win, setting up an attack on a new 23-game winning streak.

Also.

The Clippers defeated the Hornets.

A week has passed since the All-Star voting period began, and the results of the first round of voting are about to be released.

12 o'clock noon.

The NBA officially released the results, sparking heated discussions on basketball websites.

"Hey, can that big shot announce this?"

"Let me start with the East:"

Fifth place: "The Answer" Allen Iverson, 32.5 votes.

Despite playing few games for the 76ers and having poor stats, his popularity remains high, a testament to the popularity accumulated by the "Big Four" shooting guards.

This is why the Knicks were willing to pay the league's maximum salary to sign McGrady, whose career had been ravaged by injuries.

Fourth place: Kevin Garnett, the "Wolf King", with 50.1 votes.

Kevin Garnett, a tough and resilient player, is not only incredibly skilled, but also has an admirable attitude towards the game, and his popularity has remained consistently high.

Third place: Dwyane Wade, "The Flash", with 58.4 votes.

As a member of the "03 Platinum Generation", he has already won the "FMVP" and become the "second best shooting guard in the league". He is at the peak of his career.

How could its popularity be low?

Second place: Dwight Howard, with 61.4 votes.

Last year's 315 million votes was the peak of his career. Fans have discerning eyes, and he successfully led his team to the finals last year.

but.

They were swept 1-4 by the gentlemen.

Howard's ability to take over the game ultimately fell short by a little.

This may be the reason why his popularity has declined slightly.

Of course... being dominated by the newly crowned number one draft pick, "The Hulk" Su Hao, must also be one of the factors contributing to his declining popularity.

But even so.

With over 60 votes in the first round, he is certainly one of the strong contenders for the title of "vote king".

First place: "King James" LeBron James, 62.0 votes.

"The best small forward in the league," "a versatile player," with all-around stats, the best record in the Eastern Conference, and a dazzling yet powerful offense.

He seems to have been born to play ball.

His performance on the field, his dominance, his leadership, and so on, are all too impressive.

His popularity has been soaring year by year, and this year he seems to be aiming for his second career vote leader.

Now let's talk about the west.

Fifth place: Steve Nash, the "Son of the Wind," with 30.2 votes.

A delightful and unpredictable pass, "180 Club" level efficiency, and a dazzling "seven-second run-and-gun" style.

This ensures that Nash, a "top five point guard in the league," will maintain a high level of popularity.

Fourth place: Amar'e Stoudemire, 45 votes.

As one of the Suns' two core players, Stoudemire's explosive playing style, befitting his nickname "Little Tyrant," has garnered him considerable popularity.

Third place: Carmelo Anthony, 53.4 votes.

The "03 Platinum Generation" has fully matured, and naturally, we can't forget Carmelo Anthony, the "essence of human jump shooting" and "offensive kaleidoscope".

Second place: Kobe Bryant, the "Black Mamba," with 63 votes.

Last year's championship and Finals MVP have transformed "Little Flying Man" into "Black Mamba," and he is about to reach the peak of his career.

Even... become the man closest to God!

As for the Western ticket king.

Can you guess who it is?

Let me tell you first how many votes he got—a terrifying number that will shock you.

How many? !

A whopping 126 million votes in the first round!!!