My teammate in the NBA is Nash

Chapter 103 Turn 180 degrees in the air to block the shot! (4K, please subscribe)

Just like T, NT warmed up before the game.

The titles of King of the North and King of New York were not deliberately fabricated by them for the sake of traffic.

this season.

There are [-] different versions of the story of Su Han's conquest of New York.

But no matter which version of the story ends, Su Hanxin will be given the title of King of New York.

same.

Patrick Ewing, who came to Toronto, also used his strong strength to conquer this land.

The title of King of the North is the affirmation of Toronto fans for the former overlord of New York.

Don't forget:

Patrick Ewing studied at Georgetown University during the NCAA period.

Regarding the story between Su Han and Georgetown University, there is no need to introduce it in words.

He defeated Georgetown junior Allen Iverson in a row.

After killing the two Georgetown seniors, Mutombo and Mourning, one after another.

Su Han finally ushered in the test of the ultimate boss of the dungeon mission "Georgetown's Revenge" - Patrick Ewing!

In summary.

King of the North VS King of New York peak showdown.

No matter from which angle you look at it, it is a confrontation like sparks hitting the earth.

Full of gimmicks and full buffs!

November [-], US time.

Maple Leaf Country, Toronto.

Rainbow Stadium.

This stadium can accommodate nearly [-] fans.

According to the real-time data from the rear statistics, [-] fans have already arrived!
At the scene, many local fans wearing Toronto Raptors' No. [-] jersey gathered.

After coming to Toronto from New York.

Patrick Ewing retained his jersey number choice of [-].

The fans at the scene obviously came to support him.

"Patrick, can you talk about your views on the summer deal?"

The pre-match interview session.

The reporter, who didn't think it was a big deal to watch the excitement from the sidelines, took the initiative to find Ewing who was warming up, and asked the question that the whole world wanted to ask.

In fact.

Since being traded to Toronto by New York.

Ewing has been asked relevant questions on this topic.

But he never responded positively.

Even this time.

He is about to face his old club, the New York Knicks, at his home court.

Ewing still did not choose to respond to this topic.

"If you don't have questions related to the game itself, then that's the end of this interview."

After saying this, Ewing turned around and was about to leave.

The reporters who came to interview obviously did not expect the other party to be so straightforward.

Hastily asked a few questions about the game itself, which was neither painful nor itchy.

Ewing's answer was also straightforward.

Immediately after the interview ended, we returned to the pre-match warm-up.

"Anyone can see that today's Patrick Ewing has been holding back his energy since before the game!"

The T, NT commentator on the sidelines looked at Ewing who was warming up: "His eyes seemed to say: I want to win today!"

"That is for sure."

Another commentator quickly chimed in: "In this summer, a big deal happened that can be said to change the league structure."

"James Dolan, the wayward owner of the New York Knicks, traded Patrick Ewing, the core of the team for many years, for the No. [-] pick in the [-] class: Su Han..."

The commentator at the scene repeated the classic deal in Xia Tian again and again.

Although this paragraph has been repeated countless times all over the world.

But when the Toronto Raptors met the New York Knicks.

When Patrick Ewing first met Su Han.

It's impossible not to miss what may be the most classic trade in NBA history.

"You ask me if the team has any regrets about this deal?"

Raptors coach Darnell Walker, who was also interviewed by the media before the game, didn't want to answer directly: "After the game is over, you can ask me this question again!"

Darnell Walker is no fool either.

Regarding this question, no matter how you look at it, it is the most sensible answer after the game.

Wouldn't it be embarrassing if he said he regretted the deal and Ewing won in the end?

If he expresses that he has no regrets about the deal, and Ewing gets blasted in the end, wouldn't that be embarrassing?

and so!
Everything will be discussed after the game!
"What?"

the other side.

Old Nelson, who was interviewed by the media before the game, froze for a moment: "You ask me, will the team regret sending Patrick?"

"Come on, young man, I've been thinking about trading Patrick since '[-]."

If it weren't for the reporter in front of him with a reporter card hanging in front of him.

Old Nelson thinks this guy is an amateur!
The last time I coached the Knicks, I was fired because I wanted to trade Ewing.

In the end, you asked me if I would regret the deal to send Ewing away?
How did you ask for export?

"I always wanted to trade Patrick, but it was Shaq."

"If Shaq can be exchanged, this transaction is already a success. As for what we exchanged for Su Han in the end..."

"I have to tip my hat to owner James Dolan and general manager Ernie Grunfeld for this trade."

In old Nelson's opinion.

When I exchanged Ewing for the Sharks, it could be regarded as an A-level transaction.

Now, the Knicks traded Ewing for Su Han.

It is simply a super S-level transaction!

"what do you mean..."

The reporter at the scene keenly found a tricky angle: "Su Han is better than Shaquille O'Neal?"

Hearing the reporter's question in front of him, Old Nelson took another look at the reporter's badge hanging on the other's chest.

It seems that this guy is really not an amateur reporter.

"Yes, that's what I think."

Old Nelson said without any worries: "Su has an inside dominance comparable to Shaq's."

"On top of that, he can hit that goddamn free throw every night."

Having said that, Old Nelson spread his hands towards the camera.

Do I need to continue talking?
One free throw is enough to overwhelm the sharks!
"Oh Richie!"

Los Angeles.

The shark who was guarding in front of the TV swears directly.

Last time.

I took the initiative to watch the Su Han VS Mourning match, but was interrupted by the commentator at the scene.

this time.

The Lakers coaching staff wanted to study Su Han's performance against the four major centers, so they watched the game live.

In the end, he was broken by old Nelson!

Is this Knicks game toxic?

The Lakers generals who were also watching the game in the locker room burst into laughter.

The Sharks' free throw stalk must be difficult.

The camera returns to the Rainbow Arena in Toronto.

The pre-match warm-up for players from both sides ended soon.

The starters of the two teams took to the field.

New York Knicks starters as usual:

Nash + Alan Houston + Larry Johnson + Charles Oakley and Su Han!

Nelson Sr. is ready to make changes in the starting lineup.

He felt that Big Ben and Oakley could start alternately.

Try out the effect of different players with Su Han in the paint.

of course.

Not yet today.

The Toronto Raptors' starters are:
Damon Stoudemire + Doug Christie + Walter Williams + Poopayee Jones, and—

Patrick Ewing!

Ewing and Su Han stood opposite each other near the center line.

Many photographers at the scene clicked the shutter to record this scene.

The former King of New York VS the current King of New York!

Amidst the constant clicking of the shutter, the referee threw the ball high.

next moment.

Patrick Ewing leaps high and tries to beat his opponent in the jump ball.

Regrettably:

It was still Su Han who won the jump ball in the end!

"I can't remember how many times Su Han won the jump ball in his career!"

The commentator at the scene sighed with emotion, and suddenly sped up his speech:
"Steve Nash held the basketball firmly and chose a long pass to the frontcourt, but was intercepted halfway by Damon Stoudemire!"

Just like the narrator explained.

Nash is still proficient in playing the Knicks' classic opening fast break tactics.

But this time.

Damon Stoudemire, who was given the nickname Little Flying Squirrel, was ready early.

Quickly intercepted on the passing path and completed the steal of Nash's ultra-long pass!
After completing the steal, the little flying mouse resolutely speeded up.

Instead, the Toronto Raptors chose to attack one in the opening game!
On the offensive end, throwing off Nash's defense, Damon Stoudemire, who entered the penalty area, found Ewing, who followed up behind, and passed the ball!

"Oh!"

Ewing held the basketball firmly, took a step to avoid Charles Oakley's defense, got up and tried to dunk!

"Whoosh!"

It's too late to say.

The moment Ewing got up and dunked, ready to help the team open the scoring.

His figure was instantly shrouded in a huge shadow!

Su Han, who ran all the way back to the defense from the rear, came after him!

Stretching his long arms, he directly pressed the basketball in Ewing's hand.

Although Ewing grabbed the basket with both hands, the basketball in his hands had already lost control.

The basketball was picked up by Charles Oakley at the rim and handed over to Steve Nash on the wing for the first time.

The Son of Wind also chose to speed up and counterattack.

Although Damon Stoudemire's return to defense was fast, the teammates in Nash's counterattack came faster and more swiftly!

"Steve Nash counterattacked and received a pass in the air, assisting Su Han to complete a dunk!!"

"The New York Knicks took the lead in scoring the first point of the game!!"

The commentator at the scene spoke quickly:
"Although the process was a bit tortuous, in the end the team that won the jump ball scored the first point of the game!"

Whether it is the halfway steal of the little flying mouse.

It was Su Han chasing the hat from behind.

Or Nash's final counterattack lob pass.

As soon as the game started, both teams played brilliantly.

Of course.

The most buggy existence in this round is still Su Han.

The Celestial Behemoth hits the frontcourt straight from the end of the jump ball, then returns to the frontcourt to defend the backcourt to complete the block, and then hits the frontcourt from the backcourt to complete the alley-oop score.

Running back and forth.

Personal data + [-] points + [-] hat!

"Let me tell you, if Xiao Su goes to participate in the Olympic [-]-meter sprint competition, he will have a chance to win a medal."

CCTV studio.

Zhang Lili said casually: "If his long legs really move away, the speed is not a joke."

Shot back to Toronto.

Raptors offensive round.

Damon Stoudemire advanced half-court and passed the ball to Doug Christie on the wing.

The latter raised his hand and made a fake shot to point to Alan Houston who was defending himself.

While breaking through to the middle distance, he was delayed by the defensive player Larry Johnson.

After hesitating for half a second.

Doug Christie grounds the ball to Ewing, who is down low.

"Oh!"

Ewing, who was in the low post, took the ball and turned his back first, directly bumping into Su Han who was defending him.

"Kakkaka!!"

next moment.

All the photographers were excited.

Ewing VS Su Han!

This is the most focused matchup of the game.

More than 8000 fans at the scene also stood up.

Witness the hand-to-hand battle between the behemoths inside!
"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

Inside low.

Ewing lowered his shoulders and exerted strength, trying to push Su Han away with his strength.

But it's obvious.

In terms of strength confrontation, Su Han has never been afraid of anyone.

Relying on strength to eat raw to no avail, Ewing turned his back skillfully, raising his hand was a fake layup.

have to say.

Ewing is worthy of being one of the top four center forwards, and his inside attack feints are as real as they are!
Even the photographers raised their camera up with Su Han who was jumping, only to realize that Ewing was fake!

Seeing the feint succeed.

Ewing waited until Su Han was about to fall, there was a time lag, and he got up again to release the ball.

Then goose.

Just the moment after the gorilla thought that the ball must be scored.

Su Han in the air twisted his body forcefully and made a [-]-degree turn.

The other hand interfered with Ewing's shot!
"WTF?!!"

sidelines.

Seeing the commentator who turned Su Hankong [-] degrees and blocked the cover with his own eyes, he was stunned: "My God! What did I see?!"

"Ladies and gentlemen, I can't believe my eyes!!"

"Su Han actually completed a non-human [-]-degree turn to block the shot while being swayed into the air?!"

"I've only seen this ball on Michael Jordan's body, but Michael's [-]-degree turn to block the shot was called a foul by the referee!"

just now.

Su Han perfectly reproduced Jordan's [-]-degree inhuman turn to block the shot.

Moreover, it was clean, without leverage, and without fouls.

This is a beautiful cover!

"Ooh!!"

More than 8000 fans at the scene also exclaimed.

The commentators have seen this scene before, but fans like them have never seen it!
"What?"

on the field.

Ewing, who was blocked by Su Han again, and was blocked in this way, was stunned!
Even if he was on the scene, Ewing still couldn't believe that he would be blocked by Su Han twisting twists in the air? !
"Boom, boom, boom!!"

The audience is full of dumbfounded faces.

Only Su Han, who completed this time-defying cover, remained calm.

Take control of the basketball blocked by yourself.

The Celestial Behemoth holds the ball and hits the frontcourt one-stop.

Under the watchful eyes of all the Toronto fans, he took a step from the free throw line in the frontcourt.

Swing your arms in a circle.

The big windmill roared and exploded the frame! !

"Boom!!!"

The forceful dunk made the basket buzz.

The few photographers who were closest to the basket quickly dodged aside.

I'm afraid that Su Han will reproduce it in Toronto: his shocking performance of dunking the basket during the NCAA period!

(End of this chapter)