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"Coach, I don't want to rest right now. Please allow me to go back on the court and continue the game!" Curry stood up, straightened his back, looked firmly at Mike Dunleavy in front of him, and said loudly.

His voice was full of determination and longing, as if he wanted to release all the passion deep in his heart.

Mike Dunleavy frowned slightly, thought for a moment, and finally nodded, saying, "Alright! Go ahead if you want to play!" He knew Curry's love and dedication to the game, and believed that he was capable of performing well on the court.

Upon hearing this, Curry felt a surge of joy, but soon, he seemed to remember something important.

"Su Hao, you have to come with me in the fourth quarter!" Curry turned his head, looked at Su Hao sitting next to him, and a sly smile appeared on his face.

Su Hao had just put on his training clothes and was about to take a break when he heard Curry's words. His eyes widened in surprise as he looked at Curry.

"If you want to get on the court and achieve your goal, don't drag me into it. I've already grabbed a lot of offensive rebounds for you!" Su Hao shook his head helplessly and complained.

He took the water cup handed to him by the staff and drank it in large gulps, trying to relieve his fatigue.

"How can I guarantee I'll achieve my goal if you don't play? Bro, please come with me!" Curry walked up to Su Hao, gently patted his shoulder, and pleaded.

He was well aware of Su Hao's strength and role, and hoped to get his support and help.

The pause ended just as the two were talking.

With ten seconds left, the Clippers fielded an all-bench lineup, and their starters returned to the bench to rest.

The Bulls, on the other hand, opted to field their starters.

After the timeout, Rose had the ball on the perimeter. Facing Paul George's tight defense, he tried to create an opening by faking several moves, but Paul George remained focused and calm, unmoved.

Seeing that he couldn't shake off the defense, Rose had no choice but to force a shot, but the ball missed the rim.

At the end of the third quarter, the Clippers led the Bulls by a whopping 33 points, 92-59.

Back on the sidelines, Rose seemed to have lost his soul, staring blankly at the statistics board.

With the team trailing by a large margin, head coach Thibodeau had no intention of keeping the key players on the field any longer.

"You don't need to play in the fourth quarter, let the substitutes go in!" Thibodeau said, pointing to the assistant coach behind him.

Clearly, Thibodeau knew victory was hopeless and intended to rest his key players on the bench.

However, just as the assistant coach was preparing to arrange the substitute players, Rose suddenly stood up.

"Coach, I want to keep playing. We haven't lost yet! The game isn't over!" Rose said firmly.

Upon hearing Ross's words, Thibodeau, who had not gone far, stopped and turned around.

Looking at his beloved disciple, Thibodeau felt a mix of emotions.

He understood that Rose was eager to prove his abilities and even more eager to defeat the powerful Clippers team.

This game was their last regular season game against the Clippers.

If they want to face the Clippers again, they can only look forward to the NBA Finals.

Although the Bulls have strong players like Rose and Noah, it will not be easy for them to stand out among the many strong teams in the East and make it to the NBA Finals.

In contrast, the Clippers, with their excellent teamwork and the performance of their core players, have a much greater chance of making it to the Finals.

"Alright! You go on! Anyone else want to volunteer for the game?" Thibodeau asked, looking around at the other starting players.

“I’ll go!” Noah stood up without hesitation and replied.

"Me too!" Bogans chimed in immediately.

“If they go, I’ll go too!” Rulden shouted back defiantly.

However, while everyone's attention was focused on Buzel, he covered his head with a towel and remained silent.

Seeing this, Thibodeau didn't say much.

He knew that Boozer had lost all confidence in his inside battles against Su Hao, and that putting him back on the court would be pointless.

With the referee's whistle, the long-awaited fourth quarter finally began. At this point, the Clippers' lineup changed, with Curry leading four reserve players onto the court.

Our protagonist, Su Hao, sat steadily on the bench, clearly not appearing with Curry in this quarter.

For the Bulls, Rose led the team, with Boozer and three other starters paired with a backup center.

The Clippers launched an offensive as soon as the game started.

Curry didn't hesitate to shoot over Luol Deng from beyond the three-point line and made a beautiful three-pointer.

It's clear that Curry is eager to make a three-pointer to achieve his goal of 10 three-pointers.

Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned, and the basketball missed the basket.

With Su Hao no longer guarding the paint, the battle for rebounds became exceptionally difficult.

Ultimately, Noah successfully secured the defensive rebound and quickly passed the ball to Rose.

Rose received the ball and charged forward like lightning, facing Paul George's tight defense.

He first made a probing move, cleverly confusing his opponent.

He then used Bogans' high screen to successfully evade Paul George's tight defense.

Then, like a bolt of lightning, he swiftly charged to the basket, facing Aldridge's defense without fear, and ultimately, with his excellent skill and power, steadily put the ball into the hoop.

This series of movements was so fluid and natural that it was truly admirable.

At this moment, the Clippers' paint became extremely vulnerable without Su Hao's protection, as if it could be broken at any moment.

After Rose scored, the Bulls' momentum surged instantly.

On the other hand, the Clippers' offense did not stop because Curry missed a three-pointer.

Instead, they actively organized a counter-offensive.

The ball was passed to Paul George, who used his strong physique to push past his opponent and drive to the basket.

However, just as he was about to jump and shoot, a large hand rose high and swatted the ball away.

It was Buzel!

He had somehow returned to the court and prevented the opponent from scoring with a brilliant block.

The Bulls players on the sidelines were screaming excitedly.

It turned out that at the start of the fourth quarter, Boozer discovered that Su Hao was not on the court.

This immediately eased his tension, and he took the initiative to approach Thibodeau to ask to play.

Thibodeau immediately indicated that he would be substituted into the game.

That's why what just happened happened.

After Boozer swatted the ball away, it fell into Noah's hands.

The latter passed the ball to Rose in front.