Don't talk trash to him.

Chapter 260 It’s a foul! They committed a foul!

The scene tonight is also star-studded.

This is Suwan's first game after scoring 83 points in a single game.

Many celebrities come here to visit.

In addition to Ivanka, there are a few other people who look familiar to Su Wan. Thinking about it carefully, oh, I seem to have seen them in the photos that I asked Irene to change.

No wonder he looks so resentful.

In addition, Kim Kardashian, who was clearly rejected by Suwan, came again, and her 16-year-old younger sister Kendall Jenner sat next to her.

Another winner of the "Defensive Player of the Season Award".

A press that no NBA player can break.

Su Wan had also heard of your name for a long time.

Kim Kardashian noticed Suwan's eyes, her eyebrows raised with joy, and she turned her head and said to Jenna: "That's great, Kendall, Suwan seems to be interested in you!"

Although Jenner is only 16 years old, she started recording the reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" in 07. In addition, she has been hanging out with Kim Kardashian since she was a child, so her mentality is no longer that of an ordinary 16-year-old girl.

She is very mature and knows what she wants:
Become a socialite like Kim Kardashian.

Therefore, the path Kim Kardashian has taken is her future path.

And Kim Kardashian has already told Jenner from her personal experience.

It is useless to flatter those rich daughters. The muscular and simple-minded "big black men" in the sports circle are the best "stepping stones" for them to accumulate fame.

As for the hottest "superstar" right now, it is undoubtedly Su Wan.

In the early days, because he was in Indiana, he protected his privacy off the court very well, which made people mistakenly believe that he was a person without gossip.

But in the game against the Lakers, the famous scene of "three women serving one man" made everyone know that Su Wan was also a "love playboy."

Jenna was still very confident in her face, and she believed that something could happen between her and Su Wan.

Her eyes were full of desire.

What she didn't notice was that there were many women in the audience who had the same gaze as her.

Su Wan is now the "Tang Monk's meat" in the eyes of these women.

One bite and you’ll be famous!
The game starts soon.

The big screen at the scene showed the starting lineups of both sides.

With the return of Stephen Curry and Gallinari, the New York Knicks' lineup has returned to the one they had at the beginning of the season.

Heat team:
"Chalmers at No. 1, Wade at No. 2, LeBron at No. 3, Chris Bosh at No. 4, and David Lee at No. 5."

This lineup...

Replace Chalmers with someone else and it would be a "five-all-star lineup".

But I haven’t won in January!
Also amazing!

This is probably the charm of James!

Tyson Chandler successfully jumped to the ball.

Suwan held the ball and faced Wade, mainly using Artest's "cross movement".

When Wade approached, Artest made a pick-and-roll and successfully let Suwan get in front of LeBron.

LeBron's first reaction was to hesitate and not dare to move forward.

When he saw that Wade couldn't get through, he finally gritted his teeth and came over to defend.

There is still progress.

If this happened on the Cavaliers, I'm afraid he would just stick to Artest and not care about whoever he loves.

There is no way I could stand in front of Su Wan even if I were beaten to death.

Now at least I can accept the switch.

But given his current situation, he really doesn't have the right to be as willful as before...

Facing LeBron, Su Wan decisively asked all players to move away, then used an "in&out" to shake him aside, drew his bow and arrow, and steadily hit the three-pointer.

"Steady, so stable!"

Bill Walton has long felt that Suwan's three-point shooting ability with the ball in his hands has improved greatly compared to last season.

It seems like...

Michael Jordan who can shoot three-pointers!

The scene suddenly exploded!

There was no way. Su Wan had just scored 83 points in the last game. Now any goal, even a simple mid-range shot, would cause a huge commotion on the sidelines.

What's more, this goal is not ordinary.

Suwan completed a three-pointer against LeBron.

The grudge between the two of them was enough to cause huge cheers from the audience in the stands.

The Heat counterattacked, Chalmers gave the ball to Wade, Wade passed the ball to LeBron, and the moment he got the ball, Artest came up to defend.

A grim smile on his face.

As if to say:

My little darling, I have finally waited for you!

Artest is well aware that his role is to defend against players like LeBron.

This is a reflection of his value.

Let’s put it this way, Tyronn Lue got a big contract by defending Allen Iverson, and the value of Artest’s maximum salary contract is reflected by defending LeBron James.

LeBron habitually reaches out to call for a pick-and-roll.

But whether it is David Lee or Chris Bosh, the effect of pick-and-roll with the forward line will not be very good.

The small forward position player is no worse than the inside players in terms of weight and strength. At this time, the physical requirements are very high. They must have broad arms to create enough gaps.

Unfortunately, neither Chris Bosh nor David Lee possesses such characteristics.

Instead, Tyson Chandler and Artest came out and double-teamed LeBron in advance.

When LeBron saw that he was about to be surrounded, he immediately jumped up and passed the ball to Chris Bosh who was setting a screen with him.

The movement was so large that Artest stole the ball right in front of him.

Anxious LeBron wanted to intercept and sent his elbow directly towards Artest's face.

Artest immediately covered his mouth, and blood seeped out from between his fingers.

"beep!"

The referee blows the whistle.

LeBron James quickly stepped forward to explain and demonstrated with his hands, saying that it was just an unconscious action.

Su Wan was watching his clown-like performance right beside him.

No words were spoken.

But even just standing like this gave the referee on the sidelines an invisible sense of oppression.

The referee eventually gave LeBron James a "T".

New York Knicks "two free throws and one throw".

LeBron shook his head helplessly amid the boos from the audience, as if he had suffered a great injustice.

Ok……

Artest, you just had a little blood at the corner of your mouth, but James got a "T"!

There was anger in Artest's eyes.

But under Su Wan's comfort, he allowed the team doctor to stop the bleeding first.

The game resumed, and Stephen Curry took free throws as the representative with the highest free throw percentage.

After making both free throws, the ball still belongs to the Knicks.

Suwan takes the ball in the frontcourt and looks for LeBron.

He didn't face LeBron in the first match, but he was not in a hurry. He played pick-and-roll with Artest again, and this time he finally switched LeBron in front of him.

LeBron was obviously a little scared.

He knew very well that Su Wan was a vengeful person.

Whether he or his teammates were wronged, he would get back at them.

Let’s just say, Su Wan will definitely find every opportunity to make the corners of his mouth bleed.

Seeing that he didn't dare to step forward, Su Wan didn't hesitate. He raised his mid-range shot and looked at LeBron: "Keep hiding, LeBron, if you have the guts, avoid me next time, otherwise..."

Su Wan didn't finish his words, but the strong aggression in his eyes made LeBron's anus tighten.

He really wanted to say:
Su Wan, I didn't mean it.

But in response to Su Wan's words, he just sneered lightly and pretended not to care about Su Wan's threat.

LeBron James is a player who is both bad at playing and loves to play.

During the Heat's counterattack, Artest's eyes were blazing with anger. LeBron sensed that Artest was getting more and more out of control, so after passing the ball, he raised his hands and signaled to the referee:

Dad, look at him!
The referee blew the whistle.

Artest's moves were indeed a bit too big.

He needs to be given a whistle to control it.

Then, a hint of a "successful villain" smile appeared on LeBron's lips, as if he had gained a great advantage.

Artest was almost unable to contain his anger.

Su Wan watched the whole process from the side and signaled to Artest to switch defense with him.

Immediately after the Heat served the ball, Suwan was seen entangled with LeBron at the first moment, and his movements were even more aggressive than Artest's just now.

LeBron used the same trick again, and the result was...

The referee acted as if he didn't see it.

no way!
Given Su Wan's current reputation, even if David Stern himself came to referee this game, he would pretend not to see it and let Su Wan play.

Just like the 98 finals.

Karl Malone said Jordan committed a foul when he stole the ball, and Russell said Jordan pushed someone.

Regardless of whether what they said was true or not, and regardless of whether Jordan really committed fouls these two times, in the eyes of the referees, Jordan made a spirited steal and a clean buzzer-beater.

"The face of the alliance" is more than just a title.

There are also various hidden privileges.

This includes being able to move more freely on the court.

LeBron has the public opinion power of a superstar, but now in front of Suwan, he is no different from other players.

No matter how big a move Su Wan made, the referees would not blow the whistle.

Unless it's a very obvious foul.

Su Wan's movements were just exaggerated, but he didn't commit any fouls...

"Snapped!"

As the physical contact increased, Suwan took the opportunity to elbow LeBron hard in the corner of his mouth.

LeBron covered his mouth in pain and rolled on the ground.

But what is ridiculous is that...

The referee did not blow the whistle at the first moment.

The Heat's offense did not stop and continued.

It was not until Spoelstra couldn't stand it anymore and took the initiative to pat LeBron on the back and told him to stop acting that LeBron looked up in pain, and everyone realized that there was really blood at the corner of LeBron's mouth.

"beep!"

The referee finally blew the whistle.

Spoelstra yelled at the referee angrily: "Why did you blow the whistle now?"

LeBron also looked at Spoelstra with a look of grievance:

You are not a good person either!

The referee didn't say anything, but he couldn't help cursing in his heart:
damn it?
It's because this guy pretends too often.

Haven’t you heard the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf?

God knows he was really elbowed this time!
The referees really thought that LeBron's "drama addiction" had come back again.

However, the time to blow the whistle had already been missed, and the referees could not add a foul to Suwan's record at the New York Knicks' home court.

The referee finally decided to give LeBron time to treat the wound on the corner of his mouth, and then this time was offset by a long timeout by the Heat.

Spoelstra looked ridiculous.

LeBron was so angry that he was about to show his true colors.

The game continued after the timeout, with Suwan still defending LeBron.

Wade passed the ball to LeBron.

He felt that LeBron was very angry at the moment and would definitely retaliate.

LeBron pretended to gesture in front of Suwan, then passed the ball back to Dwyane Wade.

There are only 8 seconds left in the offensive time.

Wade can only attack on his own.

Artest was completely unable to keep up with his pace, and against the defense of Tyson Chandler, Wade used his signature "Wade throw" to score near mid-range.

But the referee did not blow the whistle.

After the Heat formed their peak "Big Three", it was not only LeBron who was affected by the whistle, but also Dwyane Wade.

But Wade's "Wade throw" is indeed solid enough. Even without the whistle, it is a real "ace killer move".

When LeBron saw Wade score, he immediately gave him a thumbs up and said to Wade, "Dude, don't worry about my position, just play by yourself and play decisively!"

Wade was deeply moved by these words.

In his opinion, this is LeBron sacrificing himself so that he can play comfortably!

He said at the time: "I believe we can win tonight, LeBron!"

That couldn't be better!
LeBron knew very well that after his elbow, Suwan would definitely target him. Coupled with Tyson Chandler's defense, he basically had no chance of performing well tonight.

If you want to win, you have to rely on the performance of Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.

As long as he wins tonight, he will definitely get public support and his precarious starting position will be saved.

In his opinion, as long as he can keep his starting position, his performance tonight is not important.

hum!

Looking at Su Wan who was staring at him hungrily, LeBron felt extremely proud.

Tonight Su Wan is a part of his PALY!
Wade let loose next, and it was useless for both Artest and Stephen Curry to defend him.

One has no speed, the other has no body.

Wade seemed to be playing a teaching game.

However, on the New York Knicks side, Suwan also beat LeBron James into a sieve.

To be honest, LeBron's defensive attitude was pretty good tonight.

At least I'm much more focused than usual.

After he found out that Su Wan was targeting him tonight, he stopped dodging and took the initiative to attack him, with fighting spirit in his eyes, trying to defend against Su Wan. But the problem was that the defensive habits of the people next to him were too poor...

Su Wan can break through and shoot, can play without the ball or hold the ball, and can switch back and forth between various modes. He is simply impossible to defend against.

After the first quarter, Suwan made 8 of 7 shots against LeBron, 3 of 2 three-pointers, no free throws, and scored a total of 16 points.

The only noteworthy thing about LeBron James's defensive performance in the entire first quarter was...

No foul!

Other defense-related data are a mess.

Of course, it can be customized if you want.

For example, he was the most successful perimeter player of the Heat defending Stephen Curry tonight, and Curry didn't score a single point against him because he didn't face Curry tonight.

However, except for Suwan, the other players of the New York Knicks did not perform well offensively in the first quarter.

Although they practiced extra yesterday, Stephen Curry and Gallinari, who had just recovered from injuries, were in a slump, and the two of them only scored 7 points in the first quarter. These 7 points also included the two free throws that Stephen Curry made on behalf of the team.

If it weren't for those two free throws, their performance would have been even worse.

Barkley muttered again: "Why is Vince Carter silent?"

Kenny Smith gave the latest information: "The deal should be completed before the All-Star Weekend!"

Barkley said: "If Vince Carter can come to the New York Knicks, the team's outside shooting points will be much more stable."

Kenny Smith asked: "Do you think the current New York Knicks lineup is a bit like the lineup that LeBron had with the Cavaliers in the past two years?"

Barkley's eyes lit up.

You know what, they are really very similar.

There are a lot of shooters and the overall space is very large.

The tactics of the teams are different. LeBron plays the "one star and four scattering" style, and the time that the number one player of the New York Knicks holds the ball in a game is longer than the time that the number one player of the Cavaliers held the ball in a month at that time.

Stephen Curry is more accustomed to playing as a No. 2 with a running back, but when Felton is on the court, he plays as a standard No. 1. Most of the time the ball is in his hands, and then the ball is distributed according to tactics.

Su Wan played more without the ball during this period.

It is also for this reason that, although the composition is similar, the activity levels of the role players of the two teams on the court are completely different.

The other players on the Cavaliers can only shine when they catch the ball and shoot.

And next to Su Wan, everyone can fully display their talents.

Take Stephen Curry for example. Although his personal offense was not open, he had 3 assists in the first quarter.

All of them were assists to Su Wan.

On the Heat side, in addition to Wade's performance, Chris Bosh also had a small highlight in this game, scoring 8 points in the first quarter.

When Wade resumed his offensive style, Chris Bosh's style of catching the ball on the run was activated.

This is also the style of play that Bosh is best at.

As for why this tactic can’t be used against LeBron…

First of all, LeBron needs someone to screen for him so that he can complete the breakthrough.

Another way for him to finish a breakthrough with the ball is definitely a layup.

The space under the basket is full, and even when Chris Bosh receives the ball, it's usually in the corner.

Don't ask why he squatted in the bottom corner. The only reason he could throw the ball out was from that position...

It goes without saying how uncomfortable it is for a player who can catch the ball and attack the basket in various shooting methods to be fixed in the bottom corner to shoot three-pointers.

Although Wade is also a wing who mainly breaks through, he has a good mid-range "stop-and-jump shot", and he is also a passer who can find his teammates during the breakthrough. He is fundamentally different from a player like LeBron who can only pass to a fixed point.

Bosh can follow up and finish at the rim.

You can also wait in the high post and complete a mid-range jump shot.

With the efforts of these two people, the Heat kept the score close.

As soon as Tyronn Lue saw Chris Bosh exerting force, he immediately began to restrict him. First, when he moved in the high post, the outside players on the same side were ready to provide backup defense at any time.

Then Gallinari and Tyson Chandler stood close to the three-second zone near the baseline.

This is when LeBron's burden to the team when he has no ball is reflected.

The New York Knicks aren't worried about his wing jumper at all.

Moreover, this guy didn't even move, he just stood on the wing and watched, ready to receive the ball at any time.

This positioning makes the Heat's flanks appear very crowded.

The area in which Chris Bosh can move is really not very large.

Barkley looked at this scene and made a judgment: "The Heat's Big Three actually have some overlap in functionality, and in the case of overlapping functionality, the effect of the 'twin stars' must be better than the 'three-headed monster'!"

This has been the case in the past NBA...

Ok!

I can't find any examples!

It is unprecedented in NBA history that rookies of the same class discuss three years in advance about working together to win the championship during their peak period.

Chris Bosh played a little restrained in the second quarter.

The Knicks once widened the gap to more than 8 points.

Su Wan looked at LeBron, who was unwilling to move for a long time, as if he had taken root under his feet, and turned to Spoelstra and asked: "How much would the audience pay you for a game when you start for the Heat?"

Spoelstra: “…”

LeBron James: “…”

The referee on the sidelines almost couldn't hold back and laughed out loud.

Su Wan’s criticism was really harsh.

At the end of the first half, the New York Knicks successfully opened up an 11-point lead.

The first thing Spoelstra did when he returned to the locker room was to pull everyone in front of him for a meeting. He had an idea in his mind to let LeBron leave the game early in the third quarter and then come on early during the substitute rotation phase to lead the substitute rotation phase.

Ok……

To put it bluntly, it means letting LeBron play as a substitute.

It’s not that he should get used to it in advance.

And the excess "outside attacker" resources are allocated reasonably.

Su Wan's complaints were harsh and true. When LeBron didn't have the ball, there was really no difference between him and the spectators standing on the court.

He didn't run aggressively, nor did he cut into space...

Well, according to Spoelstra's observation, he has never played like this and has no concept of these tactics in his mind.

If that's the case, then during the transition period from substitutes, while Suwan and the others are not on the court, facing the New York substitutes whose defensive capabilities have declined, can they put up a highlight performance and help the Heat take more initiative during that time?
But now we need a reason for LeBron to accept this matter.

After all, Spoelstra is still a rookie head coach and he may not be ruthless enough!

If it were really Pat Riley, he wouldn't care what LeBron thinks.

In the end, the Heat assistant coaches all gave Spoelstra the same opinion:

Kill first and play later!

Spoelstra, who couldn't think of any way to make LeBron accept it, finally nodded and agreed.

The game continues in the second half.

At the beginning, LeBron, Wade and Chris Bosh were on the court at the same time.

The situation was similar to that in the first half. LeBron didn't dare to hold the ball against Suwan and Artest, but he was a waste standing on the wing. The entire Heat team was stagnant. Fortunately, the New York Knicks were not in very good shape during this period, and the score difference did not widen much, only around 13 points.

At 7 minutes and 14 seconds in the third quarter, Spoelstra looked at his assistant coach and directly replaced LeBron.

LeBron didn't say anything.

He felt like he was living a year standing on the court.

Sitting here on the sidelines now, I feel relieved.

It's also magical. After replacing him and adding James Jones who can shoot three-pointers on the wing, the entire Heat team seemed to be electrified and the lineup was directly revitalized.

The combat effectiveness has increased dramatically.

In addition, on the New York Knicks side, except for Suwan, other scoring points were not in good condition. In the end, with 2 minutes left in the third quarter, the score difference was narrowed to 9 points.

Both sides replaced their substitutes, and Spoelstra shouted to the bench: "LeBron, you go!"

LeBron thought he had misheard.

I?
Is it time for the substitutes to play now?

seriously?
His expression suddenly turned gloomy.

Damn it, the game isn't over yet, and we haven't lost yet. Are you using me as a substitute now?

LeBron was extremely unwilling to accept this.

So much so that he didn't even notice what Spoelstra wanted to say to him.

He was directly knocked away.

The "shoulder collision" still happened.

There were boos.

Barkley seemed to have discovered a new world: "The Heat just substituted LeBron off the court, and now they want him to play in the substitute rotation?"

This formation change is interesting!

What Barkley really wanted to say was, “I don’t know, is this just a change in the game, or is this a change in LeBron’s status as a team a little bit?”

Su Wan was not surprised.

Because after the original "Big Three" of the Heat team had been running in, LeBron James continued to rotate with the substitute players for the rest of the first quarter, and then when the main players were about to come on the court in the second quarter, LeBron went off the court to rest and the other two giants were replaced.

The goal is to ensure that there are always "two giants" on the court.

Therefore, LeBron's "off-peak travel" began as early as 2010.

And Spoelstra is also the first person to use LeBron's "off-peak travel".

just now……

Su Wan didn't know whether this could be considered a lucky coincidence.

LeBron is back to where he is best.

But why does LeBron look a little unhappy?
Su Wan was puzzled.

But soon, LeBron's expression changed visibly.

At the beginning of the game, facing the weak Knicks bench lineup, LeBron showed his great power and played like the "chosen one". He scored 8 points by himself, including free throws and breakthroughs, and led the Heat to narrow the gap to only 4 points during the bench rotation.

Around 4 minutes and 35 seconds in the fourth quarter, the New York Knicks' starting lineup was even forced out early.

Spoelstra immediately replaced the starting lineup.

At the same time, LeBron James was replaced. This time he had an excuse: "Good job, man. Take a break and prepare for the final battle!"

Look at LeBron again, he believed it and walked towards the bench, with his head held high, as proud as a rooster who had won a battle.

The Heat's starting lineup was still powerful even without him.

If it weren't for Su Wan's heroic performance and 11 points in a row, the 4-point difference would have been tied in an instant.

But now, with about 3 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the score difference was still 3 points.

but……

This is already a very subtle difference.

LeBron is anxious to play.

In his opinion, it was obvious that he would end the game tonight.

Sure enough, Wade is unreliable, and Chris Bosh is also unreliable. If I want to keep my starting position, I have to rely on myself.

Don’t ask him why he is so confident. The reason is that it was thanks to him that they narrowed the gap to just 4 points.

Spoelstra ignored it and kept his eyes fixed on the court.

With 1 minute and 24 seconds left, Wade received a pass from Chris Bosh and shot directly from outside the three-point line.

Enter!
"Yes!"

Spoelstra immediately substituted LeBron James onto the court.

At this point in the game, it all depends on the personal abilities of the stars to solve the problem.

LeBron James is at least a star...right?

In the audience, every New Yorker was extremely nervous.

But looking at Su Wan's serious expression on the big screen, their nervousness disappeared for no reason, leaving only anticipation.

They believed that such a moment was born for Su Wan, this was his "big moment"!
The Heat worked hard to prevent Suwan from receiving the ball.

But given Suwan's offensive characteristics, it is too difficult to stop him from catching the ball.

With 14 seconds left on the offensive clock, Suwan got the ball. Facing a triple-team in a wide-open space, he jumped into the air, took all three defenders with him, and passed the ball to Stephen Curry from behind.

Curry, who had missed the entire game, took a wide-open three-point shot.

The ball fell into the net!
In!

The score difference returned to 3 points.

The New York Knicks forced the ball into the hands of LeBron who had just entered the court.

As a result, because Wade was too focused on LeBron's positioning, he caused Tyson Chandler to foul during his spiritual counter-run and made two free throws.

One point difference!
The New York Knicks are looking for Suwan again.

Facing three people in a wide open space in the mid-range, with only 4 seconds left for the attack, Su Wan decisively took the shot.

A bit reluctant...

Missed!

But Tyson Chandler grabbed the rebound.

Chris Bosh was forced to foul.

One of two free throws!
The difference is 2 points.

The Heat had 13 seconds and 14 points left, and Spoelstra arranged the final attack.

The tactics went wrong from the beginning. The ball was not given to Wade, but to Chris Bosh.

Suwan's timely positioning prevented Bosh from even getting into the three-point line, so he could only continue to pass the ball. In the last 5 seconds, the ball fell into LeBron's hands.

He took the ball without thinking and rushed towards the basket.

Su Wan once again blocked the position in time, scaring him so much that he moved stiffly to the right with a big step. After he took another step forward, Tyson Chandler was already waiting for him.

"Dangdang!"

"beep--"

The interference was successful, and the buzzer sounded at the same time LeBron missed the layup.

At the end of the game, the New York Knicks defeated the Heat by 2 points at their home court, completing a sweep of them.

"It's a foul!"

"They committed a foul!"

At this time, LeBron stamped his feet in a hurry, and finally fell to his knees with a plop.

Su Wan watched silently, muttering to himself:
Does he just like kneeling down in the home court of his “mortal enemy”?
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