Don't talk trash to him.

Chapter 39 Su Wanqi arrests "Fan Bingbing"

Chasing points is not scary, whoever is not present will be embarrassed.

What's even more embarrassing is that this 8-point difference was created by LeBron's team.

All in all, that's a 16-point difference.

With such a huge contrast, how can LeBron James sit still?

Even if Su Wan's harsh words were weighing on his mind, he still had to ask to go on the court.

Paul Silas hesitated for just a second.

At this moment, the player is not considering whether to substitute LeBron, but who should be substituted off the court.

Calderon heard Silas calling his name and saw LeBron preparing to come on as a substitute. He pursed his lips slightly and accepted it all helplessly... He had just started to feel the flow of his play.

"Well done!"

But what comforted Calderon was that when he walked past Silas, he received praise from the head coach.

This is a great encouragement to him.

At least Silas saw his performance in this game.

He is not Su Wan either.

Calderon knew very well that if Su Wan faced such a situation, he would definitely respond with a fake smile: "Good job, why are you subbing me out?"

Of course, even if Su Wan had not encountered such a thing, he would have expressed his dissatisfaction with Silas through his actions:
After the Bucks' starting lineup returned to the court, he, who had been responsible for defending Mo Williams, stood back in front of Mason on the wing.

It's no wonder he would do that.

As soon as LeBron came on, he just held the ball and forced the shot. Mo Williams didn't stop him from going in at all. But as soon as LeBron made the shot, the opponent quickly served the ball to Mo Williams, and the Bucks immediately sounded the horn for a counterattack.

At this time, "Big Z" and Drew Gooden were both under the Bucks' basket, so how could they return to defense in time?

LeBron just scored 2 points and then gave back two points.

This went on for two or three rounds, and as LeBron's score exceeded 16 points, Van Horn made a three-pointer in the counterattack, putting the Bucks in the lead again.

"Brothers, stay calm, let's make up for the gap!" LeBron also comforted his teammates on the court, showing his leadership qualities.

Su Wan cursed irritably:
"What a fucking idiot!"

Paul Silas on the sidelines changed his expression when he heard this.

He wasn't sure whether Suwan was scolding him or LeBron.

But he was sure that Su Wan must have cursed him on purpose, otherwise he would have spoken in Chinese.

At the end of the first half, with LeBron James returning to the court, the score that Suwan and others had finally caught up with was again widened by the Bucks.

The Cavaliers trailed 50-57 at halftime.

LeBron had 19 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, which was exceptionally dazzling.

Su Wan's stats in the first half were only 6 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal.

Barkley looked at the two players' stats and suddenly showed his signature weird smile. Kenny Smith knew very well that he had found some tricky angle again, and asked him the reason for his smile very tacitly. Barkley said: "If you only look at the stats of these two people, you will definitely think that LeBron's plus-minus value is higher than Uncle. But in fact, Uncle's plus-minus value is -3 so far in this game, while LeBron's plus-minus value is -15, the lowest in the team!"

Plus-minus is a statistic introduced by the NBA in the 96-97 season. It is a statistic that directly reflects the role of a player on the court and whether he helps the team take the lead.

LeBron's plus-minus value is -15, which means that even though his statistics are so good, the Cavaliers lost by 15 points today when he was on the court!
Kenny Smith was surprised, and he quickly checked the data sheet in front of him. He knew that LeBron's performance was not good today, but he didn't expect it to be this bad.

"Paul Silas must clearly understand how to use Uncle and LeBron." After careful consideration, Kenny Smith said this.

Barkley looked at his hypocritical appearance and rolled his eyes. He looked down on Kenny Smith's timid appearance: "Kenny, we have all played basketball and we all know that players like LeBron James decide their playing style by themselves. He should be clearly aware that his playing style is hurting the team." "Are you okay, uncle?"

Back in the locker room, Brandon Malone found Suwan at the instruction of Paul Silas.

Because his face became the same as the night before yesterday when they lost to the Heat. Silas was really afraid that Suwan would lose control and scold LeBron directly on the sidelines.

When Brandon Malone heard him say this, he wanted to ask back: "Are you sure I don't want to scold you?"

As a head coach, you can be indecisive and incapable of tactical arrangements, but you must never lose control over your players. Even when facing a "city kid" like LeBron James, you should make him aware of the head coach's authority.

Unfortunately, Paul Silas didn't dare to do so for the sake of his coaching position.

He obviously didn't realize that his timidity in the face of LeBron was gradually losing Su Wan.

"I'm fine, Brandon!" Su Wan responded in an unexpectedly calm tone.

But to Malone, this feels more like the calm before the storm.

He always felt that Su Wan was going to do something big.

The second half is coming soon.

After Su Wan came on the court, the intensity of the confrontation increased. Mason likes painting, and in the future he will open a gallery consisting of all his works. But he is not a good-tempered person, and he directly swung his arm to push Su Wan away.

"Damn rookie, do you want to fight or play basketball?"

Su Wan spread his hands and smiled at the chattering Mason.

This allowed him to successfully stand at the free throw line.

"Uh-huh!"

After making a free throw, the Cavaliers still had a chance to serve.

"Old bird, how does it feel to be taught by a rookie? Don't worry, this is just the beginning."

Suwan followed LeBron's breakthrough, rushed to the basket, grabbed the "offensive rebound", dribbled out of the three-point line, and faced Mason again. After continuous dribbling, the sudden pause allowed Mason to see the opportunity to steal the ball. He took a step forward and directly intercepted the ball.

But the ball still fell into Newbell's hands.

"Is this the lesson you want to teach me, rookie? Compared to your mouth, your basketball skills are really not that good!" Mason shook his head and didn't notice that Su Wan's eyes opposite him became firm.

and so……

"Shh!"

When Su Wan "stepped past" him, his expression was full of astonishment:

If Su Wan had just increased his speed to the maximum like he is now...

Somehow, he suddenly thought of a sentence:

Just teasing you!

Suwan's breakthrough not only scared Mason, but also scared Van Horn who wanted to make up for the defense.

But it was too late for him to leave, Su Wan appeared in front of him in the blink of an eye.

Van Horn also has a nickname called "Fan Bingbing".

"Bah!"

The sound of heavy knocks was heard, and a "world famous painting" named "Su Wanqi knocks Fan Bingbing" was born...

(End of this chapter)