Back in 84, he became Jordan’s lifelong enemy!

Chapter 161: 60+ in a single game again, Danzi is so angry!

“mother F@#￥!”

In an ordinary mansion, foul language suddenly rang out.

Michael Jordan was watching the game. When he saw Su Wen in the camera, he had already scored 30 points in a single quarter. He was rushing in and out, chasing the Celtics, beating the opponent to the point where they could hardly lift their heads. He couldn't bear it. He started swearing.

What are you doing to gods and demons?

Unable to guard against this kid?

He was extremely dissatisfied with the Celtics' defense.

I thought to myself, if Su Wen continues to play like this, he will have another high-scoring game.

60+?

It is estimated that if this state continues, it will be far from enough.

70+?

If Su Wen really scores 70 points in the finals, he thinks the Celtics can just apologize.

What a shame!

Seeing Su Wen running for another 60 or -point performance, Jordan felt that this was even more uncomfortable than when he scored + points in a single game.

The camera kept capturing Su Wen, who performed best in the first quarter. Even when he and his teammates gathered around to listen to his coach explaining tactics, the game camera was always on him.

Not only that, but CBS, which released the footage, and Dick Stockton, the host of the live broadcast, gave a series of praises that made Danzi sick to his stomach.

"Tonight, Su is going to explode again. He has already scored 30 points in the first quarter, making 15 of 12 shots, 5 of 4 three-pointers, and 2 of 2 free throws. His efficiency is incredibly high."

"Is this going to be another 60-plus, 70-plus game for him?"

"Su also scored 70 points on the Celtics during the regular season. I believe he is already familiar with such high scores."

"And in the games where he scored high points, their SuperSonics win rate was 100%, and they never lost a game or entered the air attack group."

God is so familiar with it!

Jordan was so disgusted that he looked at Su Wen in the camera with hatred.

The second quarter started quickly, and the two sides did not change into rotation lineups.

One side wants to recover the score as soon as possible, while the other side wants to continue to consolidate or widen the point difference.

He clearly saw that the Celtics had made some changes, and they started to double-team in response to Su Wen's point.

Just after returning, when Su Wen caught the ball, Bird and Johnson stepped forward without hesitation and forced him to play the ball.

Su Wen was so close to them that he had no offensive line and could only pass the ball.

The SuperSonics seemed to have responded to this. When Su Wen passed the ball, his teammates were constantly interspersed, involving the defense.

Chambers quickly seized the opportunity. After receiving an inside pass from McCormick, he followed his own downward steps and succeeded in attacking the frame.

The point difference reached 11 points, and Jordan felt nervous. Compared with Su Wen who might score or points, he didn't want the Celtics to lose.

At least, when the Celtics win, no matter how high Su Wen scores, he doesn't feel that exciting.

Under his gritted attention, the Celtics responded with a goal.

Bird was heavily guarded by Su Wen and was unable to get away to catch the ball. However, his teammates played a good 4v4 cooperation and passed it to Parish on the inside, who completed the pass.

To Danzi's dismay, looking back, Su Wen broke away from Bird's defense and connected with Davis. He took advantage of the situation and made a long throw to the inside, giving McCormick the opportunity to face the empty basket. Score.

The point difference is still 11 points.

The Celtics continued to attack. This time, Bird made space through McHale's screen and hit a three-pointer to return the favor.

Here, Wood took the ball from Su Wen and passed it to Chambers. The latter, while occupying a favorable position, beat McHale, successfully hit the basket, and won an extra penalty opportunity.

Chambers went to the free throw line and easily made the ball, making the score 2+1, a point difference.

Danzi no longer wanted to pay attention to the score, and only saw the two sides on the field.

Then, he saw that throughout the second quarter, the two sides actually fought in a back-and-forth situation, with the score rising alternately.

The SuperSonics did not widen the point difference, and the Celtics did not recover. The point difference was still around 10 points, which lasted until the end of the first half.

Isn't this what you did when you faced us?

Danzi watched the Celtics return to the locker room, feeling huge dissatisfaction in his heart.

The SuperSonics team is similar to ours, right?

There is also a rookie on the outside and a guy on the inside who averages 20+ per game. How come you can beat us so easily when playing against us, but when it comes to playing against the SuperSonics, you have such a hard time?

Are you playing me?

Although Ulrich is not a professional inside player, he has automatically brought the opponent into the role.

In his opinion, he = Suvin and Ulrich = Chambers.

Su Wen averaged 30+ per game in the regular season, he also averaged 30 per game, Chambers averaged 20+ per game, and Ulrich also averaged 20+ per game, or even higher.

The few points per game he lost to Su Wen could be made up for by Ulrich.

He felt that the Bulls' lineup configuration was not much different from that of the SuperSonics, but in the game against the Celtics, the difference was too big.

He was puzzled.

However, in the second quarter, Su Wen finally did not have the same ferocious scoring momentum as in the first quarter. He only scored 6 points in a piecemeal manner. He thought this was something worthy of celebration.

This means that Su Wen's probability of scoring 60+ points in the game has slightly decreased.

As long as Su Wen can't get more than 60+, he can accept it.

In other words, even if the opponent gets 60+, he can barely accept it as long as he loses.

During halftime, he paced back and forth in his living room while simulating the upcoming game scenarios in his mind.

In short, he hated himself so much that he put on a piece of black cloth, ran to the North Shore Garden Arena, sneaked in and tied up Su Wen, not wanting to see the opponent score again.

"Did you see someone? My cousin is still so arrogant!"

As the two sides of the game entered the intermission, the sound of playing mahjong could be heard again in the hall of Su Wen's mansion.

The Sonics entered the second half with a 10-point lead, and Su Wenwen scored 30 points in the first quarter, which completely proved that he was not affected by the losses in the first two games.

Everyone felt relieved.

As soon as Su Junjie finished speaking, Wu Qihua took over the words and said: "I never doubted him, you are just worrying."

"Haha." Liu Qingyun, who had his back to the TV, gave him a clean eyeball, "Everyone knows how to tell the truth in hindsight."

"Nine barrels!"

"You idiot!" Wu Qihua took a look at the card he played. It was an eight-cylinder card. He immediately glared at the opponent fiercely, "You also want to fish in troubled waters?" After saying that, he directly pushed the card towards Liu Qingyun. He waved his hand and said, "You think you won't be fired after this? You're too young!"

"Give me the money quickly."

"I regret it." Su Junjie thought for a while and said suddenly.

"What?" Everyone looked at him in confusion.

"I should have gone with Wen Tsai." He said with a wry smile: "At that time, I thought that if they lost this game again, they might lose face, so I didn't go with them."

"Hey!"

"You ah ah."

Wu Qihua stared at him as if he was Su Wen's cousin, and said bitterly: "You don't even believe your cousin. You are such a failure as a cousin."

"Another hindsight?" Liu Qingyun ruthlessly laughed at Wu Qihua again, "Why don't you follow?"

"I" Wu Qihua opened his mouth, and finally smiled reluctantly: "Who said I'm not his cousin?"

"Cut~~~"

Everyone immediately gave him their middle fingers and expressed their contempt!

The second half of the game started with their gags.

Just in time, they pushed the cards completely and were ready for the next hand.

Then they all turned around and looked at the TV.

When both sides came out, the SuperSonics' momentum was still the same as before the game started, and their expressions were as calm as water.

The Celtics, on the other hand, seemed to have regained their fighting spirit and came out calmly.

After the two sides warmed up, the two sides competed for the ball in the center circle.

The Celtics got the ball first, and Danny Ainge retreated to the frontcourt.

Just as he advanced to the top arc, passed the ball in the direction of Larry Bird, prepared to lead the ball, and started running tactics, the situation suddenly changed.

Su Wen seemed to predict that their possession of the ball would start from Bird's side first. As soon as he passed the ball, he rushed out from the side and knocked away the basketball.

Brad Davis has quick eyes and quick hands. He can stop the basketball and directly play fast break counterattacks.

After Su Wen intercepted the opponent's pass, he also rushed forward, stepping on hot wheels, making rapid progress, accelerating crazily, and soon reached the front of the team.

He and Wood are on the left and right, and they may become the final finisher at any time.

Johnson and Ainge, who had already returned to defense, made the final choice and each pounced on one person.

Unfortunately, Davis saw that his teammates were being guarded, so he simply continued to rush forward and hit a layup.

At the beginning of the second half, KC Jones was successfully guarded by his opponent, and KC Jones felt tight.

He vaguely noticed something was wrong.

The Celtics continued to attack. Ange became cautious in passing the ball this time. After making sure that Su Wen or others would not suddenly come out to steal the ball, he passed it to Bird.

Bird took the ball and prepared to pass it out to guide the ball, but Su Wen quickly followed him and blocked his passing route.

As a last resort, he could only drop the ball, dribble to open up space, and then look for opportunities.

However, the SuperSonics defense did not let up at all. He was always following his man, and he could not find the opportunity to pass the ball for the time being.

The attack time passed by second by second, and finally Bird stopped passing and attacked by himself.

He led Su Wen to the inside. When he got near the free throw line, he was forced by the opponent to lose control of the ball. He turned around and played with his back, intending to just push the opponent in and walk in.

But under Su Wen's strong strength and full defense, his post-up plan went bankrupt and he was forced to take a forced shot.

"Snapped!"

Without shaking Su Wen away, he jumped up and made a strong shot, and Su Wen immediately gave him a gorgeous big shot.

Moreover, Su Wen was very particular about the direction in which he shot the ball. He did not hit the ball for the purpose of venting, regardless of the direction. Instead, he shot the ball towards the court, closer to Davis.

Davis also quickly caught the direction of the basketball's flight, rushed out quickly, took one step ahead of Anji, grabbed the ball, and launched a fast break himself.

Anji fought hard to retreat and chased him.

Who would have thought that as soon as Davis reached the top arc, he suddenly threw it to the right and passed it high to Su Wen, who had already rushed inside.

"Bang!"

After receiving the ball, Su Wen kept going and performed a dunk.

At this time, Bird had just reached the free throw line.

KC Jones frowned deeper and felt a little nervous.

But what he didn't expect was that in the next round, they both lost the ball again.

Bird dribbled the ball inside and passed the ball to McHale, but Chambers broke it up and saved the basketball when it was about to fly out of bounds.

He picked up the basketball, threw it hard behind him, and accidentally landed half a meter above Su Wen's head.

Su Wen grabbed it and without saying a word, he immediately switched offense and defense and accelerated his advance.

He advanced so fast that he crossed the center line in an instant.

Anji tried his best to return to defense and appeared in his path, but he changed his direction with a low center of gravity and was instantly thrown away.

"Bang!"

With another powerful dunk, Su Wen completed the game.

"Wow!!!"

Seeing him succeed in two consecutive fast break dunks, Su Junjie and others exclaimed, "Is he going to score again?"

(End of this chapter)