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The ball spun rapidly in the air, streaking across the sky like a shooting star.

All eyes were fixed on the ball, and time seemed to stand still.

However, the ball did not fall into the basket as everyone hoped; instead, it hit the front edge of the rim and bounced high into the air.

All the Bulls players rushed toward the basketball, trying to grab the rebound.

The Clippers players were not to be outdone, surrounding the Bulls players tightly and giving them no chance.

Amidst the chaos, Su Hao successfully jumped up and grabbed the rebound.

He swung the ball forcefully and passed it to Curry.

After receiving the ball, Curry fired another three-pointer over Luol Deng's defender.

Even before Curry took the shot, players from both sides were already waiting under the basket, ready to fight for the next rebound.

Because they didn't believe Curry's three-point attempt would hit the basket.

Sure enough, the basketball bounced off the backboard and into the air again.

A gigantic figure appeared in mid-air, snatching the ball before anyone else could react.

"No way! Su Hao got the rebound again!" Barkley couldn't sit still in the commentary booth.

He couldn't believe his eyes; the Bulls couldn't even secure a single defensive rebound.

"What? Do you think you'll be better than their players just because you're on the court? Do you guarantee you can gain even the slightest advantage over Su Hao? And snatch the rebound over his head?" Miller couldn't help but mock Barkley.

Miller clearly didn't believe Barkley could gain any advantage over Su Hao.

"If I were in my prime, I definitely wouldn't let this kid grab rebounds over my head so brazenly! I would definitely teach him a lesson!" Barkley still had a mysterious confidence in his abilities.

Miller did not respond further upon hearing this.

Because he knew that even if Barkley were at his peak, he simply couldn't stop Su Hao in his current state.

There is a clear difference in their physiques alone, and Su Hao is definitely stronger.

After grabbing the rebound, Su Hao passed the ball to Curry on the outside.

This scene is so familiar. Su Hao once won an offensive rebound in this very battle and passed it to Curry three times in a row.

Until Curry hit the ball into the basket from beyond the three-point line.

Let's see if Curry can seize this opportunity and put the ball in the basket.

When Luol Deng saw Curry receive another pass from Su Hao, his heart was pounding with excitement.

Thinking of his teammates in the paint, Su Hao repeatedly grabbed offensive rebounds and passed them to Curry on the perimeter.

When I had to start playing defense again, I felt extremely frustrated.

Facing Luol Deng's head-on defense, Curry took a step back and launched another three-pointer.

In the same position, with the same defensive player, the basketball flew straight toward the basket after passing Luol Deng.

Curry clasped his hands together, praying that the shot would go in.

He felt a little embarrassed after receiving Su Hao's passes several times in a row.

If the ball hadn't been passed to him, Su Hao would probably have already put it in the basket.

With the third quarter almost over, Curry was eager to hit another three-pointer.

The basketball still missed the rim and bounced off.

Su Hao leaped high from the crowd and dunked the ball into the basket with one hand.

"Is this ever going to end? Aren't you going to pass the ball?" Boozer said, rubbing his head in frustration.

"It'll be over soon! The third quarter is about to end!" Su Hao replied with a mischievous grin.

That sentence almost made Boozer so angry he vomited blood.

However, the thought that the third quarter was about to end made him feel a little more relaxed.

"I hope the coach won't keep me on the court in the fourth quarter. I've had enough!" Boozer muttered under his breath.

With Su Hao's successful putback dunk, only 20 seconds remain in the third quarter.

Noah passed the ball to Brewer.

The latter received the ball and immediately passed it to Rose in front of him.

Rose accelerated and changed direction, easily getting past Curry and driving straight to the basket.

The Clippers' other players couldn't help defend in time, and Rose leaped high, ready to score a layup.

Just then, Su Hao appeared from the flank like lightning, leaping high and slapping the basketball out of Rose's hands.

The basketball flew straight out of bounds, and Rose fell heavily to the ground.

This spectacular hat drew cheers from the audience.

However, this is not over yet.

After landing, Su Hao rushed toward the basketball like a cheetah, and slapped it back onto the court just before it went out of bounds.

The ball was slapped into Curry's hands.

Curry received the ball and quickly launched a counterattack.

He sprinted forward, ignoring his opponents' attempts to stop him, and easily scored a layup.

Unfortunately, Curry didn't choose to shoot from beyond the three-point line this time, it seems he wasn't too confident he could make it!

At this moment, the timer on the sidelines showed that there were only 10 seconds left in the third quarter.

The Clippers lead the Bulls 92-59.

The Bulls quickly called a timeout to plan their final attack.

The Bulls players, back on the sidelines, were all panting heavily.

Thibodeau held the tactics board and kept gesturing out tactical arrangements.

It looks like they're setting up a final shot for Rose.

On the Clippers' side, Mike Dunleavy decided to substitute key players like Su Hao with the final 10 seconds left on the court.

After all, their team was already leading by more than 30 points, and fielding their main players would seem somewhat unfair.

"Su Hao, you and the other five starters should rest on the bench! We're already leading by too many points!"

Faced with the head coach's request, Su Hao nodded slightly.

However, Curry didn't seem inclined to take a break.

Because he hadn't yet achieved his small goal, he was afraid the coach wouldn't let him play in the fourth quarter either.

At that time, my three-point shooting total will be fixed at 7!

"Coach, I can skip these 10 seconds, but I absolutely have to play in the fourth quarter!" Curry looked at Mike Dunleavy with a serious expression.

Faced with Curry's request, Mike Dunleavy was momentarily at a loss for how to respond.

Logically, when leading by a large margin, the key players should have the right to rest.

However, the head coach, unaware of the situation, wondered what Curry was up to!

"Coach, he just wants to achieve his goal of 10 three-pointers in the game. If you don't let him play, you're ruining his goal!" Su Hao said with a smile.

Upon hearing this, Mike Dunleavy gave a wry smile. "I really shouldn't say anything good about you. I'm doing this for your own good. Not letting you play is so that you can get more rest!"