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Du Hong did say he would create opportunities for Su Yan.

But that doesn't mean... you can rely on him to attack alone. He was on the right side of the arc just now, and there was a defender in front of him.

Give it directly to Gallinari in the bottom right corner.

It's not easy to give it to them, and it's also easy to be discovered. If Su Yan acts as an intermediary, the opportunity will definitely arise.

Obviously.

Gallinari, also a shooter, had a better chance.

Su Yan, however, took a long-range shot, as if he had made up his mind and was willing to do anything about it.

This was an unreasonable move.

No wonder Du Hong got angry.

However... for Su Yan, who possesses the [Max Level Three-Pointer], his three-pointer is simply unreasonable.

But you can get in.

Du Hong swallowed the words that were on the tip of his tongue, and like Larry Hughes before him, he performed a dramatic face-changing act.

How many?

7th three-pointer.

The Thunder didn't pay much attention to the first five shots, as Su Yan made them easily. For the last two shots, he slowly looked for opportunities.

But we also seized the opportunity.

In summary: Su Yan hit 7 three-pointers during what was considered garbage time, helping the team extend their lead to as much as 20 points.

It was reduced to just 1 point.

More importantly, he will receive at least $2.1 after this match.

The 10-day short-term contract he signed was only worth $2.

This is absolutely awesome!

"I'm making so much money, hehehe~"

Su Yan was as happy as a fool.

Harden looked at him with disdain and said, "Look at you, so pathetic. I scored 30 points, so why am I proud of it?"

Although highly efficient.

But don't get it wrong, your team is still down by one point. If you lose, it will be an absolute milestone!

Time: 20.9 seconds.

With Durant in possession of the ball, theoretically, as long as he runs out of time, he can secure the victory.

The Knicks are not willing to accept that.

"Double-team!"

D'Antoni was yelling from the sidelines.

As everyone knows, Gallinari, Duhon, Su Yan, and others were all part of the Knicks' full-court press.

It would be best to prevent it.

If it really doesn't work, we have to commit a foul.

The Thunder's trio took turns receiving the ball, preventing the Knicks from stealing it, and they didn't mind not attacking themselves.

Time keeps passing.

20.9 seconds.

15.3 seconds.

10.7 seconds.

5.8 seconds.

Still unable to steal the ball, David Lee, seeing no other way, decisively fouled Harden who had the ball.

Send him to the free-throw line.

So far this season.

Durant's free throw percentage is 90%, Harden's is 80%, and Westbrook's is 78%.

It seems like Westbrook is the best option to take the free throws.

David Lee thought that Harden was, after all, a rookie, and might not be able to withstand the pressure in a life-or-death situation.

This is a correct consideration.

"Bang!"

"Shh!"

Harden, who is still somewhat inexperienced, is indeed under immense pressure.

He missed the first free throw, and the second free throw bounced twice on the rim before wobbling into the basket.

One of the two free throws was made.

Harden, you're really nervous.

Seeing Harden's terrible free throws, Su Yan really wanted to tell him, "Want a bottle of Gatorade?"

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The difference is two points.

There are 5.8 seconds left.

"Beep!"

D'Antoni called a timeout.

He said in a deep voice, "5.8 seconds is plenty of time. We can definitely launch a full offensive."

Find Su Yan first, and he'll make the game-winning three-pointer.

Or they could play it safe and create opportunities for David Lee under the basket, forcing the game into overtime!

"clear."

Everyone said yes.

D'Antoni patted Su Yan on the shoulder again and encouraged him, "Su Yan, don't be nervous, relax."

You did a good enough job tonight.

Don't feel pressured anymore. Just play like you always have, and take the shot decisively when the opportunity arises.

We all believe in you.

You don't need to tell me. As long as you dare to give me the opportunity, I will definitely take action.

Please.

If I score, it's $3000; if I don't, we lose, and I don't lose anything.

Don't worry, I'm not nervous at all. I'll just go for it once I get the ball.

Su Yan's expression was firm, and he said seriously, "Yes, Coach! I will try my best to score the chances!!!"

On the Thunder's side...

The defensive strategy is to allow 2-pointers and guard 3-pointers. As long as we don't get a last-second shot, we have a chance.

Key point: Stop Su Yan.

Although no one took him seriously, he did indeed hit 7 three-pointers, so no one could help but be wary of him.

Not a moment.

The main competition is about to begin.

"boom!"

The Knicks fans at home erupted in deafening cheers; everyone was waiting to see the game-winning shot.

It wasn't just a game-winning shot.

If the Knicks win, it will be an epic comeback, a 20-point upset.

A 20-point comeback + a game-winning shot + ending a 10-game losing streak.

Knicks fans are desperate.

This will definitely ignite the league.

On the center circle sideline, tall David Lee, who has a certain ball control ability, serves, while Harrington, Gallinari, and Su Yan, the three main strikers, make runs.

On the Thunder's side...

Durant and Harden chased Su Yan, while the rest of the team kept an eye on him, preventing him from getting a chance to receive the ball.

On the Knicks' side...

Gallinari, Harrington, and Duhon, seemingly running around looking for opportunities, were actually covering for Su Yan.

"???"

In the commentary box.

Reggie Miller exclaimed upon seeing this, "Su Yan, once a benchwarmer, has now become the core of both teams' offense and defense."

Thunder was watching him closely, preventing him from shooting.

The Knicks pointed at him, creating a three-point opportunity for him.

It's truly rare to see an undrafted player receive this kind of treatment in the decisive moment!!!

"Ha ha!"

Barkley rubbed his shiny forehead and laughed, "If you hit seven three-pointers in five minutes, you'll get the same treatment."

On the field.

Using screens, Su Yan made repeated back-and-forth runs, trying to shake off Durant and Harden and find an opportunity to receive the ball.

However, the "Thunder Trio" possessed amazing talent and saw through the Knicks' offensive strategy, so they focused their attention on Su Yan.

There's no way to get rid of it.

How to do?

Should we let the other players shoot three-pointers?

Unstable.

Su Yan also refused. If someone else made the move, the $3000 would be gone, which would be worse than being killed.

"I want to receive the ball!"

Su Yan gritted his teeth and rushed out, reaching the outer perimeter near the logo area.

David Lee also desperately wanted to find Su Yan and trusted him.

"Wow~"

Although the logo's position isn't ideal, receiving the ball is crucial; otherwise, a five-second violation on the serve would render all efforts futile.

"Snapped!"

Su Yan successfully caught the ball.

Even in the logo area, if there is no one defending him, Su Yan surpasses even the peak Curry, and may even reach a fantasy-level three-point shooting ability.

He dared to throw it.

However... Harden still chased after him, not giving Su Yan a comfortable chance to shoot.

Forced logo placement?

This is not rational.

Time was passing, and Su Yan didn't have time to think. The moment he got the ball, he accelerated and rushed out on the right wing.

No logo.

He was certain that Harden, who was sticking close to him, wouldn't dare to make any rash moves, because if he committed a 3-point foul, all his efforts would be in vain.

5.8 seconds.

4.7 seconds.

3.2 seconds.

Su Yan rushed to the right arc, but he couldn't shake off Harden, and time was running out.

"Stab!"

Su Yan suddenly stopped and took a big step to the right, creating half a body distance between himself and Harden.

Without hesitation, he drifted and launched a three-pointer, shooting past Harden's block attempt.

Released in 2.4 seconds.

As the spinning basketball flies through the air toward the hoop, time runs out and the red light comes on.

Everything hinged on that one three-pointer.

If we don't score, we lose.

Go for it! A decisive blow!