NBA: The King of Basketball, the more haters I have, the stronger I become!

"That kid faked the fall...yes, that's him!"

Elvis Wallace pointed at Stephen Curry's jersey while jumping around arguing with the referee who called a foul on him.

of course

This was definitely a foul because his hand movement was too obvious, but Wallace wanted to argue that the three-pointer should be ruled invalid!

Three free throws are acceptable!

But 3+1 is absolutely not allowed!!

However, after repeated replays, the referee upheld the original decision.

"Ye Chu's three-pointer is valid, and he has been awarded a free throw!"

The commentator from ESPN confirmed the referee's gesture: "Ye Chu will step up to the free-throw line for an additional free throw!"

"That's his third three-pointer since the start of the game, an incredible performance!"

at the same time

Davidson College, North Carolina

Gordon Hayward, who has just completed his enrollment procedures, is watching the Clippers vs. Bobcats game with Paul George and Coach Bob!

"That's why I chose Davidson College!"

After Ye Chu made the 3+1 free throw, Hayward passionately exclaimed, "Ye Chu's offensive style is the biggest reason I came here. I want to become the next Ye Chu!"

That's right, Hayward doesn't think that LeBron James or Kobe Bryant are the role models he should learn from!

Only Ye Chu is my true role model.

This is also why he rejected offers from many prestigious universities to Davidson College this summer!

"If you want to become the next Ye Chu, then you have to spend every single day of your future in the training hall!"

Coach Bob patted Hayward on the shoulder: "Do this every day, and stick to it!"

Actually, after saying those words, Coach Bob felt a little guilty.

After all... he rarely saw Ye Chupao at the training hall.

But in order to motivate Hayward, he had no other choice but to resort to this tactic.

"No......."

Seeing Ye Chu on the screen once again outmaneuver Wallace with his footwork and hit a mid-range jumper, Hayward made up his mind: "I will be in the training gym from four in the morning, and I will work even harder than Ye Chu!"

Upon hearing this, Coach Bob fell silent...

He saw a quality in Hayward that neither Curry nor Ye Chu possessed.

But if you want to become the next Ye Chu, is it enough to just work hard and earn money?

of course

Hayward believes that as long as he works hard enough, surpassing Ye Chu is only a matter of time.

"Shh!"

The camera returns to the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

On the court, Wallace was completely stunned by Ye Chu.

He tried all sorts of defensive tactics, even resorting to dirty tricks, but he could only watch helplessly as Ye Chu put the basketball into the net time and time again.

"This is Ye Chu's fifth three-pointer in this quarter, and he has scored 20 points by himself!"

"That's right, from the start until now, Ye Chu's three-point shooting percentage has been a perfect 100%, not a single shot has missed!"

"Just look at Wallace's face right now, and you'll know just how desperate he is!"

Or to put it another way, the Charlotte Bobcats are no match for the Los Angeles Clippers!

After Ye Chu started hitting three-pointers, Clippers head coach Stevens adjusted the tactics in time, starting to use his strong offensive ability to draw defenders and create open opportunities for his teammates.

Ye Chu wasn't that obsessed with scoring. When he saw opposing players abandoning their assigned players and coming over to double-team him, he would pass the ball to a teammate who was in an open position.

Whether it's Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala lurking on the perimeter, or Kevin Love and Kaman inside, they all enjoy easy baskets, making scoring a breeze.

"Damn!"

The one-sided situation on the court infuriated Bobcats head coach Larry Brown.

Damn it, I've been in the NBA for decades and I've never had such a frustrating game!

However, all Ye Chu could say was: You didn't meet me sooner!

End of the first quarter

The Los Angeles Clippers, playing at home, unleashed a devastating offensive onslaught, scoring a season-high 42 points in a single quarter. Ye Chu's performance of 22 points and 5 assists in the quarter drew high praise from the two commentators on the sidelines.

To know

Among the many promising rookies of the 09 class, only four players—Griffin, Curry, Evans, and Ye Chu—have achieved a 20+ point game in a single match so far.

It's incredibly difficult for other rookies to score 20 points, but it's something Ye Chu would struggle with.

Scoring 20 points in a single quarter is as easy as crossing a street in Los Angeles at dawn!

Meanwhile, the Charlotte Bobcats, playing away, only managed 18 points in the quarter.

Their entire team's score wasn't even as high as Ye Chu's single-quarter score!

"The Charlotte Bobcats' performance in the first quarter was practically child's play!"

"Especially their star player Gerald Wallace, who completely failed to perform to his expected standard!"

"Not only that, but Wallace was completely outmatched by Ye Chu on the defensive end!"

During the break, the two commentators from ESPN on the sidelines reviewed the statistics and gave a brief overview of the two teams' performances in the first quarter.

Ye Chu's performance of 22 points and 5 assists in a single quarter is naturally beyond reproach.

The Charlotte Bobcats' 18 points in a single quarter became the subject of criticism from the two commentators.

"Perhaps... the only thing that can stop Ye Chu from scoring more points is playing time!"

With the second quarter about to begin, the two commentators on the sidelines looked slightly disappointed: "If there are no surprises, the Charlotte Bobcats will give up on this game early!"

"That's right, the game entered garbage time too early, and Ye Chu didn't have much time to make a breakthrough in scoring!"

Obviously

According to the two commentators.

Ye Chu, who was in top form from the very first quarter, is fully capable of setting a new scoring record.

However, the Charlotte Bobcats' inability to cope with the game prematurely ended the suspense of the match, and also brought Ye Chu's solo performance to a close!

"Ye Chu doesn't have much time left to perform..."

The two commentators were also quite helpless.

A performance of 21 points in a single quarter is indeed rare in this day and age.

I missed a solo performance of this caliber today; I don't know when I'll have to wait another one.

Not only the two commentators at the stadium, but even the Clippers fans inside Staples Center started complaining:

"Wasn't Gerald Wallace a member of the All-Defensive Team last season? Why is he so weak?"

"Who can argue with that? He's practically an ATM for Ye Chu!"

"Wallace, Elvis? With his defensive performance, I could do it too, since we can't defend each other anyway!"

The jeers and complaints from Clippers fans at the stadium also greatly annoyed Wallace.

Questioning your own defensive abilities?

Claiming to be an ATM?

If you're so good, then you do it!