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After receiving the ball, Su Hao once again demonstrated his skillful ball-handling technique, dribbling towards the opponent's basket like a whirlwind.

Facing his opponents' tight defense, he cleverly used feints to confuse them, then suddenly accelerated, leaped into the air, and slammed the ball into the basket. This series of brilliant moves ignited the crowd's passion, with cheers and shouts of encouragement rising and falling.

"How are we supposed to play this game?! We have absolutely no way to deal with Su Hao, and the coach and the boss are telling us to play well! It's unbelievable!" Carroll muttered through gritted teeth.

For the Bobcats, the paint has now become Su Hao's "cash cow".

As long as he has the ball under the basket, Su Hao can score.

The situation was very unfavorable for the Bobcats, and Mr. Joe, sitting in the stands, looked grim.

The reason he urged his players to perform well before the game was simply because he wanted to bring out the full value of these players on the team.

However, Su Hao's outstanding performance thwarted their plans.

At this point, the score had been widened to double digits.

The Bobcats players began to panic, while the Lakers played with increasing confidence, with Su Hao scoring repeatedly and seemingly unstoppable. Watching the situation on the court, Steve Jordan inwardly groaned.

If this match is lost, the team's morale will suffer a huge blow, and the upcoming schedule will become even more difficult. More importantly, if the players perform poorly, their market value will drop significantly, which would undoubtedly be a huge loss for the team.

If these players continue to tank like this, their value could be severely impacted.

Owner Jordan hopes that the starting players can perform well in this game, and if they perform well, they may still maintain some trade value.

He hopes to acquire more draft picks by trading with teams that are interested in the team.

However, the current situation on the court worries him, as the players are unable to effectively defend against Su Hao's attacks in the paint.

With the entire league eager to acquire strong interior players, attention has been focused on rookie drafts.

After all, those top big men are already firmly held by their respective teams and will not be easily traded in the short term.

Meanwhile, some promising interior players have become the focus of development for various teams.

The reason is that all team managers now realize that only by finding an inside player who can compete with Suarez can they defeat the Clippers and win the championship.

Therefore, teams are intensifying their efforts to recruit and develop interior players in order to enhance their competitiveness.

The game continues.

Under the personal supervision of owner Michael Jordan, the Bobcats players put in even more effort during the game.

They also hope that their abilities will be recognized by their boss.

Augustin has the ball on the perimeter, facing Curry's defense.

He first faked out Curry and drove to the basket.

But Su Hao was already positioned under the basket, leaping high to deliver a powerful block to Augustin.

It seems this guy still hasn't learned his lesson. His teammates were all blocked, yet he still dared to charge into the paint. He's really brave.

The ball was swatted out of bounds, but possession remained with the Bobcats.

Carroll serves quickly.

The ball was passed to Augustin, who tried to break through again, but Curry defended him tightly.

Left with no other option, he passed the ball to Walker, who then shot, but the ball bounced off the rim.

Su Hao grabbed the rebound and launched a fast break.

He drove straight to the frontcourt, ignoring Diop's defense, and scored with a one-handed dunk.

The audience erupted in cheers.

Boss Qiao watched the situation on the field with a gloomy expression. He knew that the players on the field were capable, but they were no match for the powerful Su Hao.

They had absolutely no chance to defend themselves.

During the time Su Hao was resting on the sidelines, they seized an opportunity and managed to catch up.

Su Hao has only been on the court for a few minutes, and the score is already widening to more than ten points again.

The Bobcats didn't call a timeout, and despite Su Hao's dominance in the paint, he didn't show any excessive excitement.

It seems they've gotten used to losing.

After all, there's a reason why they're at the bottom of the league.

Walker took the ball and launched another attack.

This time he learned his lesson and stopped being like his teammates, stubbornly focusing on charging into the paint.

If they want to attack the basket at close range, even if they miss, they can use their home-court advantage to draw some defensive fouls from Su Hao.

So far in the game, Su Hao has not committed a single defensive foul.

This gave Walker a headache, and he didn't know how to deal with the situation.

Facing Gordon's defense, Walker used Maggette's high screen to temporarily gain a shooting opportunity.

Facing the Clippers, who have a dominant center, Walker now has no choice but to take shots from the outside.

Walker jumps, ready to shoot.

However, just as he jumped, a figure flashed past like lightning—it was Su Hao!

He was as agile as a cheetah, leaping high into the air, stretching out his arm, and swinging powerfully at the basketball.

"Smack!" Su Hao successfully swatted Walker's shot out of bounds, eliciting a gasp of amazement from the audience.

Su Hao was just standing under the basket a moment ago, how come he's already outside the three-point line in the time it takes for a screen to go on?

This gave Walker no chance to react; he could only watch helplessly as Su Hao blocked his shot.

The ball was passed to David Lee, who was standing nearby.

The latter passed the ball back to Su Hao.

After receiving the ball, Su Hao sprinted forward like an unstoppable tank, charging towards the opponent's basket.

Ignoring his opponent's defense, he soared into the air and ended the attack with a powerful dunk.

The score gap widened further, and the atmosphere at the scene was completely ignited.

The Lynx, on the other hand, seemed demoralized, as they appeared unable to withstand Su Hao's powerful offensive.

At this moment, Jordan, as the owner, had no choice but to get up and walk off the court.

It seems he also felt it was better to let these players continue to tank and quickly lose this terrible game.

"Su Hao, this is really too much! How many times have you dunked over us since the start of the game?! It's so unfair!" Carroll said to Su Hao with a frustrated expression.

Su Hao replied with a wry smile, "This is my way of attacking. What, are you still not satisfied?"

Upon hearing this, Carol lowered her head and remained silent.

He was intimidated by Su Hao's imposing aura. If he continued speaking, Su Hao would likely unleash his full power.

In that case, the Bobcats will suffer an even more crushing and humiliating defeat.

"If you're going to tank, then tank properly. Why did you suddenly start playing seriously after I left the court?" Su Hao continued.