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Let's talk about the match again.

Fans forgot about Curry and immersed themselves in the charm of Su Yan's three-pointers!

Before Su Yan, the league had three points.

Players like Ray Allen, Peja, and Lewis can easily hit 7-8 three-pointers in a game.

But someone like Su Yan, whenever given the opportunity, can effortlessly make three-pointers with the ball, or... long-range three-pointers.

There really isn't another one like him.

This gives people a very novel feeling.

It's like... back in the day, when everyone else was crowding the paint and taking turns attacking the rim.

He broke the mold and won the game with a series of beautiful mid-range shots from the outside.

It was something new and exciting for the fans.

Of course... his phenomenal physical talent, which allows him to fly and move freely, also gives people an incredibly novel feeling.

This will make him the most popular player in the league.

Su Yan is this type of player nowadays.

While three-pointers are still valued in the league, they are mostly used for catch-and-shoot three-pointers.

Su Yan has skipped the next stage of three-point shooting with the ball and has risen to the point of freely shooting long-range three-pointers with the ball.

This is terrifying.

It's impossible not to immerse yourself in Su Yan's three-part feast!

Coincidentally... Su Yan also likes to shoot three-pointers, and a three-pointer earns him $6000, which is really hard not to like.

Halftime is over.

Warriors 60:50 Knicks.

The Warriors lead by 10 points.

Even though Curry played poorly, that was under the premise that he was positioned as the Warriors' second option.

The performance was not as expected.

It's not to the point of being a serious drag on the team.

Some shots that Ellis couldn't take, he forced Curry to miss, but actually, the same thing could have happened with someone else.

On the contrary.

Ellis played a very aggressive game tonight.

As for the outside shooting... McGrady definitely can't defend it, and even if you bring in Wilson Chandler, whose defense is decent, he still can't stop it.

Where is Su Yan?!

He can't do it either. Ellis is a top-ten scorer in the league and is at the peak of his career.

Su Yan had a defense, but it wasn't enough.

As Ellis charged in, his signature spin move, combined with a variety of finishing abilities, was a perfect example.

Even David Lee and Harrington were helpless.

Neither of them are defensive big men, and they still couldn't stop Ellis.

Ellis scored 25 points in the first half and is poised to score 40 points tonight, shining throughout the game.

Second.

Corey Maggette, the Knicks' second-in-command, caused considerable trouble for the team with his powerful drives to the basket and numerous free throw attempts.

This gave the Warriors a 10-point lead at halftime.

On the Knicks' side...

Su Yan continued to perform well, making 6 of 9 three-point attempts in the first half, maintaining his efficient and powerful three-point shooting level!

For Warriors fans.

Firstly, one can witness Su Yan's novel and absurdly unreasonable behavior that makes people exclaim how awesome he is.

Secondly, the team is still in the lead.

Win-win.

【Ding! 】

Halftime.

Su Yan and his teammates were walking through the player tunnel on their way back to the locker room when a system notification sounded!

[The host shoots a three-pointer, and the fans enjoy the host's three-pointer; this is a two-way journey, triggering the two-way journey mission:]

First, if the host makes 10 or more 3-pointers in a single game, the reward is $10.

Second, the host breaks the NBA single-game three-point record, reward: $300,000.

P.S.: Completing any task requires helping the team win. Stat-boosting is fine, but completing tasks is shameful!

System tasks?

Su Yan's eyes lit up.

This is the first time the mission has been triggered, and... the reward is quite substantial, a full $40.

This is... a much faster way to make money than inflating data.

But then I thought about it.

Data can be refreshed anytime, and money can be earned anytime. The bonuses can be earned in both directions, and they come with tasks.

First, making 10 three-pointers in a single game is no easy feat.

Throughout NBA history, only 32 players have made 10 three-pointers in a single game, and that's based on data up to 2021.

If this were happening in 09...

How many?

There are only 8 people.

They are: Brian Shaw of the Heat in 93, Joe Dumars of the Pistons in 94, George McLeod of the Mavericks in 95, and Dennis Scott of the Magic in 96.

Ray Allen of the Bucks in 02, Kobe Bryant of the Lakers in 03, Donyell Marshall of the Raptors in 05, and Peja Stojakovic of the Hornets in 07.

so.

$10 is a lot of money, but the task is also quite difficult.

Secondly, breaking the NBA single-game three-point record is even more difficult.

The current NBA record for most three-pointers in a single game is 12, set jointly by Kobe Bryant in 2003 and Marshall in 2005.

Only two people completed it, and only once.

For Su Yan to break this record, he would need to hit at least 13 three-pointers, which would undoubtedly be much more difficult.

$30 is a lot of money, but it's not easy to earn.

However… upon hearing the system task, a fiery and confident glint flashed in Su Yan's eyes.

A three-point shooting level that surpasses Curry's.

Regardless of how difficult these two tasks are, at least... there is a high probability that they can be completed.

after all.

As of 2021, Curry has recorded 10+ three-pointers in a single game a staggering 17 times, leading the entire league by a wide margin!

At this moment, Su Yan has already hit 6 three-pointers.

He was very determined.

In the locker room.

"S*it!"

David Lee couldn't help but curse, "Monta is really fierce, he can drive and shoot, he's a well-rounded player."

Especially his turn-and-attack at the basket.

It feels so weird. I always feel like I can't score, but I always manage to put the ball in. It's so strange.

"Who says it isn't?"

Wilson Chandler couldn't help but complain, "He doesn't look very strong, maybe he's just a little faster."

But I couldn't stop it at all.

He was inexplicably left behind, and some of his seemingly unreliable shots resulted in inexplicable goals.

It's a real headache.

Gallinari frowned. "Is this what a top-ten scorer in the league is like?"

"Guys, don't be so pessimistic."

Coach D'Antoni reassured everyone: "Monta's individual ability is strong, that's beyond doubt."

but.

Everyone took good precautions tonight.

It's just that... Monta is in such good form, he can score no matter what, that's not your problem.

of course.

I don't think his popularity will last forever.

Muntas is a player who gets easily carried away. Once his form dips and he senses the contrast, he'll play even more aggressively.

He will be stuck in an endless series of one-on-one battles.

That will be our opportunity.

So... don't worry, just play at our own pace and do a good job on both offense and defense.

The scales of victory are still tipping in our favor.

So-called zone status, right?

Su Yan smiled.

no!

Ellis isn't worthy of the title; all I can say is... he attacks a lot, and when he misses, he passes the ball to Curry.

This makes him look like he's playing well and efficiently.

In reality, it's just like that.

However... D'Antoni is right about one thing.

Ellis is willful, unconventional, and has an arrogant personality that makes him prone to losing his temper!

Besides asserting sovereignty over Curry.

As a second-round pick, he was eager to prove his value in the league through scoring.

This will allow him to put on some good performances.

He is definitely not a qualified leader and cannot help the team win games or go further!