NBA money-spending system sparks jealousy among female celebrities.

who? !

Who else could.

It was naturally Su Yan. Although he was half a body length behind Starki, he was taller, faster, and had more explosive power.

Multiple talents combined.

Even if Stark gets half a body length past him, he can still catch up and disrupt or block the shot.

Starkey is too confident.

Or perhaps... he was so eager to score against Su Yan that he became careless.

Su Yan completed the chase and block on him.

One break, one help, one hat.

Su Yan not only earned $2600, but also displayed amazing defensive skills.

vase?

Hold on to a thread.

Even if Su Yan is just a pretty face, he's not someone a nobody like Starki can easily mock and manipulate.

"COOL!"

Joan Barry's eyes lit up, and he smiled and praised, "Su Yan doesn't seem to have any defensive ability, but he has defended very well in these few rounds."

"amazing!"

Mark Jackson was also surprised: "Starkey has some skills when he gets going."

Su Yan defended very well, which amazed me.

He has great defense and outstanding three-point shooting ability. Is Su Yan an undrafted player? I think he's more like an excellent "3D player"!!!

"Su Yan is so amazing~ I like him so much~~~"

in the audience.

That hot, sexy, and alluring woman who wanted to play basketball with Su Yan that night.

She screamed hysterically.

She was captivated by Su Yan's good looks, but Su Yan also displayed strength and a very manly side.

This made her even more unable to resist.

Overwhelmed with excitement, she kept wriggling her body, causing the bear's mouth to sway back and forth.

Several "wolf friends" nearby stared wide-eyed, and then... silently noted down the hotel and room numbers on the banner.

On the field.

Su Yan slapped the basketball away.

Let Al Harrington snatch it, give Su Yan a thumbs up, and then pass it to Du Hong to counterattack.

Su Yan positioned himself at the top of the left arc, about two meters outside the three-point line.

After Du Hong pushed the ball over, he immediately passed it to Su Yan and pointed to the basket, saying, "Yan, give me another one as a reward."

Well then, you're welcome.

If you dare to give Su Yan a chance to make a move, even the slightest chance, he will definitely take action.

After all... only by making a move can one have a chance to get $6000.

A three-pointer for $6000—seriously, if the NBA had such a reward system.

Within three days, the era of small balls will be launched in a fast-paced version...

No, start it in place.

"Wow~"

With a flick of his wrist, Su Yan once again launched a three-pointer with extreme decisiveness and confidence—a shot that would be criticized and condemned by coaches on other teams.

just now.

Su Yan's explanation seemed quite reasonable.

"Are you crazy? Coming again? And even further away?!"

Prince was dumbfounded.

He didn't defend, not that he didn't want to defend, but... it was impossible to defend from such a distance.

There is absolutely no way that this could still exist.

Prince looked back and prayed inwardly, but this time, his prayer was tinged with a lack of confidence.

A spinning basketball?!

The curve was perfect, and it plunged headfirst into the net bag.

"OH, NO!"

Prince was driven to despair.

But the basketball spun around inside the rim, and then, as if by magic, spun out of bounds again—the three-pointer went wide!

"What a risk, what a risk!"

Prince breathed a sigh of relief and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.

If an undrafted player were to sink three consecutive three-pointers over his head, how could he, as one of the "Pistons' Big Five," save face?

The essential.

The coach will definitely give him a severe dressing down after the game.

Even though the three-pointer missed, Su Yan's three-pointer still gave the Pistons players quite a fright.

"motherf*cker!"

Coach John Kuster was also startled.

He was now completely certain that beneath Su Yan's handsome and dashing exterior lay a cold-blooded, three-tenths-degree killer.

"Increase Su Yan's defensive intensity!"

Kuster growled from the sidelines and gave an "OK" sign.

The key to this gesture is the three fingers, symbolizing the small forward position, which is... Su Yan.

This is a secret code designated by the coach and players before the game.

When the coach makes this gesture, the players must pay close attention to Su Yan and begin to increase their defensive intensity.

This situation is very common on the field.

Phrases such as patting the head, touching the ears, and pointing to the sky with a peace sign all represent different tactics and strategies.

of course.

This is a secret known only to teammates.

"learn."

Prince and the other players nodded silently, receiving the coach's instructions.

Less than five minutes into the game, the Pistons sent Stuckey and Prince to double-team Su Yan.

Is this the treatment an undrafted player should receive?!

Is this the kind of attention a vase would receive?!

The fans were all deeply moved.

The truth is... once the defensive intensity increased, Su Yan's opportunities to easily shoot three-pointers did indeed decrease immediately.

but.

For the Knicks, Su Yan is both a "nice-to-have" addition and a "treasure from heaven".

Whether they exist or not does not affect their existing combat strength.

Attracting double-team defense now only makes the Knicks' overall offense and defense easier.

"When you double-team an undrafted player, you've already lost!"

D'Antoni's lips curled into a confident smile.

He first called a timeout, replacing McGrady, who attracted attention but lacked offensive capabilities, with... the aggressive Wilson Chandler.

Former Knicks players are firing on all cylinders with more efficient offensive firepower than ever before.

Did they evolve?

Becoming more confident may be one reason.

But more than anything, it was the sheer intimidation Su Yan brought by his ability to draw two people to a double-team!

End of the first quarter.

The Pistons, who theoretically have a slight advantage in overall strength, are actually trailing by as many as 8 points.

At halftime, the Pistons were already down by 11 points.

After three quarters, the point difference had reached as much as 15 points.

So far this season, the Knicks, who have been almost constantly dominated by their opponents, are now leading by 15 points and seem poised to blow out the game.

This is incredible.

What is this? ...An inverted Heavenly Gang.

"COMEON!"

Jon Barry looked excited. "The Pistons today may no longer be a powerhouse team."

But compared to the Knicks, they shouldn't be a team that can be easily defeated.

The fact that they're being controlled now only shows... when a team has a strong "3D player," their strength skyrockets.

"Yes."

Mark Jackson smiled and nodded, "He hit four three-pointers in three quarters, plus a fast break layup, for a total of 14 points."

His relentless enthusiasm for the game earned him 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block.

That was a great play.

His gaze toward Su Yan was full of affection.

When someone has exceptionally high looks, regardless of gender, they will have an inherent advantage in whatever they do.

That's the power of good looks.

Su Yan plays well, is very proactive in the game, and has great looks—it's hard not to like him!