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Tonight's match has not only garnered widespread attention domestically, but has also been broadcast jointly by numerous countries around the world.

What was originally just an ordinary regular season game has attracted much attention due to the competition between the two teams from the same city.

In reality, everyone knows that although the Lakers are still a strong team, they are clearly no match for the Clippers, who are at the peak of their power.

After all, the Clippers are not only the defending champions, but also the favorites to win the championship this season.

They have far more media exposure than the Lakers. The game is still going strong.

At this point, the Clippers' offensive strategy underwent a subtle change.

As the score remained close on the field, Mike Dunleavy, standing on the sidelines, showed a rare hint of anxiety and unease.

He immediately waved to the Clippers players on the perimeter, instructing them to drive the ball inside and let Su Hao handle it.

When Curry received the pass from his teammate, he did not hesitate to pass the ball to Su Hao.

After receiving the ball, Su Hao quickly backed down to attack, using his strong physique and skillful technique to gradually push past Bynum, who was responsible for guarding him.

Seeing this, Gasol immediately stepped forward to help defend, but Su Hao nimbly turned around, easily fooling his opponent, and then jumped to shoot.

The basketball traced a beautiful arc in the air and swished through the net.

The audience cheered and applauded enthusiastically.

Su Hao didn't actively ask his teammates for the ball during this play, perhaps because he himself didn't notice the head coach's actions on the sidelines.

In less than two quarters of the game, the score difference between the two sides was only a few points.

Su Hao was still engrossed in "slacking off" at this moment.

Even if he occasionally throws up a few powerful dunks, it's just a random choice.

"Curry, why did you pass the ball to me just now? You were having a lot of fun shooting from the outside, weren't you?" Su Hao walked up to Curry and whispered.

"Uh! I was planning to take the shot myself, but didn't you notice the coach's actions on the sidelines? He was telling us to pass the ball to you!" Curry said with a serious expression.

Upon hearing this, Su Hao glanced at the sidelines, where head coach Mike Dunleavy was looking in his direction.

He and Su Hao made eye contact. Mike Dunleavy waved and smiled at Su Hao, indicating that Su Hao had performed well.

Su Hao looked at the head coach, a question lingering in his mind. Had his performance caught the coach's attention?

He couldn't help but wonder if he should change his playing style and participate in the attack more actively.

After all, as a player, playing the game seriously is what I should do!

However, Su Hao decided to continue with his current playing style and not deliberately pursue scoring.

He believes that he can step up and demonstrate his abilities whenever the team needs him.

At the same time, he also hopes to help his teammates find their offensive rhythm more quickly through this method.

In the following matches, Su Hao continued to play at his own pace.

Although he didn't deliberately try to score more points, his performance on the defensive end became increasingly outstanding, successfully stealing the ball from opponents multiple times and creating counter-attack opportunities for the team.

On the offensive end, he also delivered spectacular dunks from time to time thanks to his outstanding physical attributes, drawing cheers from the audience.

With only one minute remaining in the second quarter.

The situation on the court changed, and the Clippers successfully took the lead and now lead the Lakers by five points.

At that moment, Gasol was standing two steps away from the basket, and he urgently shouted to Fisher, "Pass me the ball!"

However, Fisher was locked in a fierce battle with Curry and found it difficult to break free of his defense.

With the shot clock about to expire, Kobe made a decisive move and set a screen for Fisher.

Finally, the ball was successfully passed to Gasol.

After receiving the ball, Gasol confidently shot it toward the basket, despite facing David Lee's tight defense.

Unfortunately, the basketball spun around the rim once before finally slipping out.

As expected, Su Hao won the rebound again.

He dashed toward the basket like lightning, leaped high, and grabbed the backboard with one hand.

After landing, he made a beautiful turn and accurately passed the ball to Curry on the outside.

After receiving the ball, Curry did not rush to attack, but patiently waited for Su Hao to run to the frontcourt.

When Su Hao arrived at the frontcourt, Curry passed the ball to him without hesitation.

Taking the basketball from Curry, Su Hao stood near the free-throw line and began to demonstrate his skillful ball-handling techniques.

He dribbled the ball back and forth with fluid, natural movements, as if the basketball were an extension of himself.

Meanwhile, Bynum remained steadfast under the basket, showing no intention of interfering with Su Hao.

Gasol, meanwhile, abandoned his defensive position and quickly came to interfere with Su Hao.

However, Su Hao was not affected by Gasol's interference and continued to maintain his dribbling rhythm.

Just as Gasol had settled into his defensive position, Su Hao suddenly changed his strategy.

He jumped up and, facing Gasol's block, forced a mid-range shot.

This sudden move caught Gasol off guard, leaving him helpless as the basketball flew towards the basket.

With a "swish," the basketball swished through the net, and Su Hao scored a point.

The audience erupted in enthusiastic applause and cheers, applauding Su Hao's outstanding performance.

The Lakers inbound the ball, and the game continues.

Gasol secretly regretted his defensive mistake just now, and he decided that he must stop Su Hao this time.

The ball was passed to Kobe, who drove to the basket, drew a double team, and then passed the ball to Gasol on the baseline.

Gasol received the ball and immediately jumped to shoot, but Su Hao leaped high and delivered a powerful block, grabbing the rebound in the process. Su Hao then launched a fast break, finishing with a layup and extending his team's lead once again.

At this moment, the entire audience erupted in cheers, chanting Su Hao's name and encouraging him.

"Has Su Hao finally woken up? Why isn't he 'slacking off' anymore? If he keeps playing like this, the Lakers really have no chance of winning!" Yang Yi said with a smile to the guest judges in the live broadcast room.

"The Clippers were the favorites from the start, and the first quarter was just them coasting. Now that Su Hao is serious, they really don't have many chances left!" Su Qun said.

"If the Lakers lose, they can only blame their teammates. They're not passing the ball to Kobe to handle it anymore. No wonder they're losing! The score has been reversed, and it's all because their teammates aren't passing the ball to Kobe!" Coach Zhang said, sounding slightly angry.