NBA money-spending system sparks jealousy among female celebrities.

In the commentary box.

Because it's garbage time.

Reggie Miller wasn't too concerned about the game, focusing his attention on Su Yan and casually remarking, "This is the Knicks' new number seven player."

Name: Su Yan, Age: 19, Height: 201 cm, Weight: 95 kg, Position: Small Forward, From China, is an international player.

This year's undrafted player.

I just signed a short-term contract with the Knicks today.

in fact.

I don't understand why the Knicks would sign him when his physical talents and abilities are so mediocre.

It makes no sense.

Is it simply because they have the Chinese market to rely on?!

"Maybe."

Barkley shrugged, not denying it, "Yao Ming is a living example; the Chinese fan base is truly enormous."

Also.

I think appearance might also be a factor.

Judging solely by looks, I feel Su Yan could be the face of the league.

On the field.

Su Yan ran around for a long time, very actively, not only to earn money, but more importantly... to get the ball and attack.

Water dispenser players.

Even if he plays, he usually doesn't have many opportunities to attack, not to mention his talent and ability are quite poor.

Everyone is cherishing this hard-won free time.

Why should I let you be the one to attack me?

If McGrady had played, things might have been a bit better, since Su Yan had just made a good impression on him.

But someone of McGrady's caliber obviously needs to start in regular time... to gain enough popularity.

But Su Yan was quite proactive, and... he ran into a very good open space, which is another story.

"It's open! Give me the ball, I have a basket!!!"

Right side arc top.

He circled out along the baseline, shaking off Su Yan's defense, and immediately called for the ball from Larry Hughes.

Su Yan roared very loudly.

Larry Hughes was a little confused, with only the word "open" echoing in his mind.

Somehow.

He passed the ball over, you could even say... he was startled by Su Yan and passed it instinctively.

In fact.

Su Yan's chances weren't particularly good.

He circled the ball out, but he was still a meter away from the three-point line, so he couldn't just shoot directly after receiving the ball.

At least in 09, this wasn't a very good three-point shot.

The results of it?

"Wow~"

The moment Su Yan received the ball, he drew his bow and shot a three-pointer without even adjusting his hand.

Quick and decisive.

Larry Hughes regretted the pass as soon as he made it, especially after seeing Su Yan's poorly executed long three-pointer.

"Don't shoot, you fucking... Holy crap, great shot!!!"

He roared, about to curse Su Yan.

In the next second of stunned silence, the basketball pierced the net, splashing up waves, and the three-pointer went in perfectly.

He managed to swallow back the "fragrant" taste that was on the tip of his tongue, and even exclaimed "Great shot!"

A Sichuan opera face-changing performance was staged.

"nice shot!"

"A very decisive three-pointer!"

The two commentators gave a single compliment, but that was all; they then went on to ramble on about unrelated topics.

What about Larry Hughes?

He didn't scold Su Yan, and he praised Su Yan, but that was all. If Su Yan hadn't succeeded, that would have been a different story.

Obviously.

Everyone thought Su Yan was lucky to have hit that three-pointer.

Little did they know... this extended open three-pointer surpassed even the peak Curry's level.

Then it's impossible to lose it.

[Host has hit a 3-pointer. Reward: $3000.]

The system notification sound is playing.

Su Yan was secretly delighted. "As expected... 3 points are still the best! Coach... I love playing basketball!"

The score difference is 17 points.

No one cares.

Switch to offense.

Thunder's bench...power forward Serge Ibaka hit a jump shot from the right elbow area.

"Bang!"

Missed.

Ibaka's mid-range shot is fairly solid, but as a sophomore, he is still developing.

Still have to practice.

It might also be related to the fact that it's during garbage time, and that people are playing in a relaxed manner.

Jared Jeffries, a 211cm tall backup center, grabbed the rebound and passed it to Larry Hughes.

Su Yan was actively moving around and searching for opportunities.

When everyone else is not proactive, it's easier for opportunities to arise if you're the only one who is proactive.

The 04-05 season was Larry Hughes' peak.

他场均22.4分6.5篮板4.8助攻2.9抢断0.3封盖，相当凶悍的“双能卫”。

He was still the steals leader that year.

Now that he's older and has been affected by injuries, he's become a substitute.

How did he become the steals king when his personal talent wasn't particularly outstanding?

It was won through hard work, one battle after another.

Now... during garbage time, seeing Su Yan running so desperately, trying every possible way to find an opportunity.

It's not just an opportunity to attack, but also an opportunity to showcase oneself.

He saw a reflection of his past self, coupled with the positive feeling he had just received from hitting a long three-pointer.

"I'm empty again, give me some, I have a basket."

Su Yan had no idea what Larry Hughes was thinking; he just wanted to rack up... his shooting touch.

He roared again and reached out for the ball.

"Wow!"

Larry Hughes passed the ball to Su Yan once again.

Su Yan received the ball at the top of the left arc, about a meter beyond the three-point line.

Larry Hughes advised, "Good opportunity, take a step closer to the three-point line to improve your shooting percentage..."

The word "high" was not uttered yet.

Su Yan once again unleashed a three-pointer, as if he had made a firm decision, without the slightest hesitation.

This...

That's so careless! It's no different from just throwing things away randomly!

I knew I shouldn't have given it to you.

Suppressing the urge to curse him, with a sliver of hope that he would hit a three-pointer, he stared at the basketball spinning in the air.

If I could obtain a three-foot-long sword, I would get drunk and cleave the sky, bringing down a rainbow!

"Shh!"

Su Yan hit another three-pointer.

Double hit.

"Oh?"

Barkley blinked. "Another one, and it's a clean swish. Su Yan's three-pointers seem pretty good?"

Although we were just chatting.

But he still kept his eyes on the field, multitasking – that's what you call professional.

Su Yan's two three-pointers were all perfectly executed, from his shooting form and the timing of his wrist snap to the flick of his fingers on the basketball.

The basketball's arc is also very straight.

A textbook three-point shot, or even a long three-pointer, and to make them consecutively... it doesn't seem like luck.

"Strange!"

Reggie Miller scratched his head, somewhat puzzled: "His scouting report clearly states that even his mid-range shooting ability is terrible."

Such a calm and accurate three-pointer is unacceptable!!!

That really shouldn't be the case.

You suddenly give a rookie a three-point shot that's even better than Curry's at his peak. That contrast is enough to confuse anyone.

A 14-point difference.

The score doesn't seem to matter to anyone yet.

However... Su Yan, who hit two consecutive three-pointers, especially the extended ones, attracted a little attention.

"???"

Coach D'Antoni was bewildered. "That shooting form, that accuracy, what's going on?!"

As a coach.

He knew all too well what level Su Yan's three-point shooting was at; even if those two three-pointers were lucky, he couldn't believe it.

"Morrison, is there something wrong with Su Yan's physical test report?!"

Teaching assistant Morrison Burton also looked puzzled, but shook his head and said, "No problem, I've been watching it personally."

He simply doesn't have a basket, let alone a three-pointer!

Is this some kind of ghost?!