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The players called Su Yan a beast.

Just kidding.

While making fun of him, everyone couldn't help but envy Su Yan's natural advantage brought by his outstanding good looks.

They also wanted to refuse.

But there were no pretty girls throwing themselves at him.

Ahem... I wouldn't refuse if I really had one.

Everyone chatted and laughed.

Last night's late-night snack brought everyone much closer to Su Yan.

After half an hour.

After everyone finished breakfast, changed their clothes and shoes, and went to the court together for their daily training.

The season record is 1 win and 10 losses.

Still ranked last in the East.

This year's Knicks may still miss the playoffs, but that doesn't stop everyone from training hard and constantly improving themselves.

Su Yangang had just finished training.

Coach Mike D'Antoni came over and said with a smile, "Su Yan, come on, let's do a physical test again today."

really.

The combination of [Basic Body Enhancement] and [Max Level Three-Point] made yesterday's performance far too unusual compared to previous ones.

Retesting.

Su Yan wasn't surprised. It was nothing unusual; showcasing talent only brought benefits, not harm.

First, physical talent was measured.

With the [Basic Physical Enhancement], Su Yan's physical talents have reached the NBA standard.

An absolutely qualified NBA player.

But Coach D'Antoni's eyes lit up after reading it, "Su Yan's physical talents are not outstanding in any aspect."

But... it's good enough.

"What do you mean?"

The teaching assistant, Morrison Burton, seemed to understand something, but not quite.

"Ha~"

D'Antoni explained with a smile: "To give an example, Su Yan's speed is not outstanding among guards, reaching the standard for guards."

However, this standard is quite high for a typical small forward, and Su Yan's speed is already quite fast, making it easy for him to shake off the center.

The same reason.

Su Yan's strength is not outstanding for the power forward or even center positions; it barely meets the standard.

He can go toe-to-toe with most small forwards, has an advantage in strength, and is very effective at dominating guards.

"wooow~"

Morrison Burton exclaimed, "Su Yan's talent is actually quite good, very even, very standard."

This would make him a good defender.

"Yes."

D'Antoni nodded: "Su Yan's current talent allows him to defend players in multiple positions."

Although it will be difficult to match up against star players, or even superstars.

Overall, it's not bad, at least... compared to the previous physical test, it's a huge improvement.

He was indeed hiding his true strength.

why?

Morrison Burton couldn't understand it, so he tried to explain: "Does Su Yan just intend to quietly be a decorative vase?"

"Maybe."

D'Antoni shrugged, unconcerned, and laughed heartily: "I didn't care before, but now I understand his talent."

Hold on to a thread.

I will make him realize his potential!

I think... he would be very happy to agree.

Physical talent is just an appetizer.

Everyone's attention was focused on Su Yan's three-pointer; that was the most important thing.

A fleeting moment of brilliance.

Or... an appallingly accurate shot.

The results will be available shortly after the official testing by NBA teams.

Su Yan had no intention of holding back.

The testing method is the same as the three-point contest: left corner, left arc top, center of the circle, right arc top, and right corner.

There are 5 points in total.

Taking 10 three-pointers from each spot not only shows the average three-point shooting percentage, but also reveals which areas a player excels at shooting from three-point range.

Some players are not without weaknesses; they may excel at shooting from a particular area or at offense.

For example, "corner Tucker" has a significantly higher three-point shooting percentage when he's in the corner than when he's in other positions.

or.

Tim Duncan's 45-degree bank shot, taken from a position 45 degrees to either side of the basket, has an exceptionally high success rate.

The rest of the places are quite different.

This testing method can be used to determine a player's offensive characteristics, thereby enabling the development of specific game tactics.

This is something that any team coach is very good at.

The three-point test is about to begin.

Players like David Lee, Tracy McGrady, Larry Hughes, and Danilo Gallinari all gathered to watch the game.

Last night's eight perfect three-pointers.

It greatly shocked everyone, and every player wanted to know Su Yan's true level.

It depends on whether the team has an extra elite striker.

"David, what do you think of Su Yan's single-target accuracy?!"

McGrady asked.

David Lee stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and said, "Given his crazy performance last night..."

Perhaps... a 70% hit rate?

"wooow~"

McGrady was surprised. "That's a pretty high three-point shooting percentage."

I can't even reach my peak.

This is the shooting percentage that only top shooters of Ray Allen, Lewis, and Peja can achieve.

David Lee shrugged, unconvinced: "If Su Yan can maintain his performance from last night..."

I don't think he's worse than Ray Allen, or any other shooter in the league.

This assessment.

For a rookie, or even an undrafted player, this is incredibly valuable.

"Hahaha!"

McGrady laughed, looking at Su Yan with a fiery glint in his eyes, "I hope he can amaze us!!!"

The test has officially begun.

The first point at the bottom left corner.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

Su Yan attempted three three-pointers, but missed them all.

"Well done, but not quite."

McGrady made a comment.

Not really.

Three iron blocks at the start, and no defensive training whatsoever—isn't that a slap in the face?

Su Yan, that's not fair of you.

David Lee froze, then tried to remain calm, explaining somewhat guiltily, "My hands aren't warmed up yet; I need to get a feel for it!"

Just saying.

"Shh!"

Su Yan made his fourth shot, and then... his fifth three-pointer also went in.

"See? I told you so."

David Lee suddenly became confident, and Larry Hughes nodded silently, continuing to watch Su Yan's performance.

The second point: the top of the arc on the left.

"Shh!"

"Shh!"

"Shh!"

Once his shooting touch returned, Su Yan hit three more shots in a row, and after missing three shots, he hit five consecutive three-pointers.

It's not over yet.

After two more swishing shots, Su Yan made his second attempt, completely unleashing his full potential with his maxed-out three-point shooting.

Third point: Mid lane at the top of the circle.

all hit.

Fourth point: Right side arc top.

Five shots, all of them made. It was as if the basketball had GPS tracking, flying into the basket with perfect accuracy every time.

"Holy shit!"

McGrady's eyes widened. "Su Yan has hit 17 three-pointers in a row. This... this is too accurate."

"Ha ha!"

David Lee smiled and straightened his back. "Yan's touch is completely on fire, he can make every shot!"

"so cool!"

Coach Mike D'Antoni, standing nearby, couldn't help but clap his hands in praise, his eyes filled with anticipation, "Can Su Yan make 22 consecutive shots?!"