Don't talk trash to him.

Chapter 88 What I hate most is villains like Bruce Bowen

As soon as the game started, there was a burst of warm cheers from the audience.

Because Su Wan took the initiative to switch defense in front of LeBron James and looked at him provocatively.

Paul Silas looked surprised.

Although what Su Wan had just said to him had already indicated that Su Wan would face off against LeBron in this game, he did not expect that Su Wan would stand opposite LeBron right from the start.

Are you so eager to slap LeBron in the face?

"Come on, high school student, let me see if your current abilities have improved in two months!"

Su Wan's words were extremely harsh, but what was even more eye-catching than his trash talk was his defense...

Facing LeBron who was already on the three-point line, Suwan did not move forward closely, but instead left him a considerable space so that LeBron could shoot as long as he raised his hand.

"Why, you don't dare to vote?"

Su Wan continued to provoke.

LeBron can shoot.

But it is the ability to catch and shoot.

At the end of his career, he became one of the league's top catch-and-shoot three-point shooters.

The main reason is that his movements when catching the ball are more consistent and he doesn't need to make too many adjustments.

This is another reason why Su Wan dared to put it so far away:
When LeBron holds the ball and wants to shoot, fans all over the world can see it.

The forward swing is too big!
The ball-collecting action was so obvious and the shot was not fast. Even if Su Wan took a nap, he would still have time to pounce on him again.

LeBron felt humiliated again.

This time, he was even more upset than before.

Because the one who humiliated him this time was Su Wan himself!
Feeling humiliated like him, the commentators of Cleveland Sports also roared angrily: "Vote for him, LeBron, vote for him, let Suwan know how powerful you are, and let him not dare to look down on you again!"

The crazy appearance easily reminds people of the "water-spouting whale" in the future.

But unfortunately, LeBron did not respond to Suwan's contempt with a shot as they expected. He was still observing the position of his teammates and patiently waiting for the opportunity.

In the words of LeBron fans: This is called basketball IQ.

From an observer's perspective: This is called cowardice!

No wonder the young Kalami on the Magic's bench dared to shout at him, "Get a real championship ring."

Sometimes, being too reasonable can make something lose some of its dominance.

Just like now, when the ball was passed from his hands, there was a burst of mocking boos. Many Pacers fans waved their hands in disdain. How can this be called the "chosen one"? Su Wan was provoked like this, but he didn't dare to shoot.

It doesn’t matter if you don’t dare to vote, the key is…

Because of his hesitation, only 24 seconds of the 10-second offensive time remained.

"Big Z" had no time to find his footing when he got the ball, and he had to immediately look for a chance to shoot. If he attacked in the last 5 seconds, he would definitely be double-teamed by the Pacers.

But the shot was too hasty, and the ball bounced out of the frame and landed in O'Neal's hands.

Tinsley took the ball and quickly pushed back.

The Cavaliers' defensive speed was still good. He didn't find any opportunity, so he passed the ball to Suwan who was standing on the right wing.

"Come and guard me, that high school kid!"

Su Wan spoke again, provoking LeBron.

LeBron didn't dare to respond to his provocation directly, but he shouted to McGinnis who was standing in front of Suwan: "Jeff, don't worry about his shooting, just guard against his breakthrough!"

He also wanted to let Su Wan taste the feeling of being left out and humiliated.

only……

McGinnis obeyed and did as he was told. Even though Suwan was on the three-point line, he took a big step to give him enough space. Without hesitation, Suwan took a step forward to the right and made a quick stop jump shot from mid-range.

The ball fell steadily into the basket.

"Jeff, how can you listen to a high school student?" Su Wan spread his hands towards McGinnis, showing an expression of incomprehension. ——After more than 20 days of training, Su Wan's mid-range shot has improved again, reaching 70 points.

This is already a main-level mid-range shooting ability, plus he has been accumulating experience these days.

Although McGinnis's shooting cannot guarantee a 100% hit rate, Su Wan has enough confidence to take the shot.

Sometimes, scoring is directly proportional to self-confidence. The more confident you are, the more determined you are to shoot, and the easier it is to score.

Cheers rang out again at the scene. The Pacers fans also knew that shooting was Suwan's weak point. Seeing LeBron using the same defensive method as Suwan, they wanted to see him make a fool of himself and were very worried for a while. But the facts proved that Suwan is not LeBron. When the media began to criticize his shooting, he worked hard to improve his shooting. It has only been more than two months, and it seems that it has worked.

LeBron's face turned even worse.

But he had to face Su Wan's shot again.

Damn it!

LeBron made up his mind and released a cold arrow, but when he got the ball in his hand, Su Wan took a big step and rushed over to him. He did not stretch his hand forward, but stretched it as far above himself as possible.

This is a set of defensive experience he developed himself.

If he stretches forward and gets closer to the ball handler, he can create more interference, but he can also easily become the opponent's "aiming rack". Many players in the league will specifically practice this kind of shot against someone.

They adjust their trajectory by their opponent's outstretched hand.

Su Wan stretched his arm upwards, and his long enough arm span could also interfere with his vision.

But what he didn't expect was...

Seeing the speed at which he rushed over, LeBron, who had the ball in his hand, was afraid again. He did not dare to shoot. He glanced left and right and passed the ball to McGinnis. At this moment, the mocking voices from the audience could no longer be suppressed, and they engulfed Conseco like a tide.

Amid the boos, McGinnis was like a fallen leaf in the ocean. His mind was in a mess and he didn't even know how he shot the ball. He only saw the ball hit the basket and fell out.

"Big Z" tried very hard to fight for the ball under the basket, but Foster on the opposite side was also a large player, and was just a head shorter than him, so he could easily squeeze him out of the basket by using his center of gravity.

O'Neal Jr. faced Drew Gooden. Although he couldn't say he had it easy, he certainly managed to grab the rebound again.

The Indiana fans at the scene signaled to him to quickly pass the ball to Suwan. They couldn't wait to see Suwan continue to show his disdain for LeBron.

O'Neal wanted to pass the ball, but when he saw the excited Pacers fans on the sidelines, he couldn't help but have an idea:
Obviously I was the first...

But he still passed the ball!
Facing his old club tonight, this should have been Su Wan's "performance night".

Just like against the Trail Blazers, the players will create opportunities for him.

O'Neal Jr. figured it out instantly.

It’s not that he is so open-minded, but he has faced such moments countless times.

As I said, he recognized Su Wan very much in his heart, but he couldn't give up the position of "boss" happily.

Fortunately, Reggie Miller always reminded him of this:
Don't affect unity, everything is for the championship!
"ball!"

O'Neal shouted and passed the ball to the moving Suwan.

This time the cheers got louder.

Suwan dribbled the ball across half court and saw that the Cavaliers were not yet stable, so he quickly launched an attack. Newbell blocked him at the right elbow and successfully slowed down his progress. LeBron stood firmly in front of the reasonable collision area. As long as Suwan dared to continue breaking through, he would definitely make Suwan commit an "offensive foul."

But what he didn't notice was that Su Wan glanced to the side and then threw the ball directly into the basket.

Do you really think of yourself as a "god pitcher"?

LeBron didn't believe that Suwan could make the shot like this. He was closest to the basket and turned around quickly, preparing to grab the rebound. However, a dark shadow floated past him. It was Jermaine O'Neal, No. 7 of the Pacers.

Su Wan just caught a glimpse of his open cut, so he threw the ball towards the basket, preparing to give him an alley-oop.

When LeBron saw that O'Neal had the ball in his hands while flying in the air, he thought that if he dunked it, it would be equivalent to a slam dunk over his head.

LeBron subconsciously raised his hand and pushed O'Neal's waist.

He had been humiliated enough tonight and didn't want to be humiliated anymore!
O'Neal, who had the ball in his hand and was about to put it into the basket, was pushed by him and lost his balance and fell to the ground. The fans near the baseline couldn't help but cover their mouths. From O'Neal's ferocious facial expression, it can be seen how much pain he was in.

LeBron didn't look at O'Neal. Instead, he held the ball in his hands first, confirmed possession of the ball, and then looked at O'Neal who fell to the ground and couldn't get up with an innocent face, as if he didn't know why all this happened.

"Fuck you high school student!"

But at this moment, a Chinese curse came from behind him. LeBron turned around in panic and was kicked in the face with such force that he fell to the ground.

It’s Su Wan.

He looked at LeBron with a furious look on his face: "What I hate most is villains like Bruce Bowen. Are you trying to imitate him and do something dirty?"

If you don’t want to play the game well, then don’t play at all!

I was originally planning to post 5 updates, but thinking that it’s not easy for brothers to stay up late, I will post more, 9 updates in total, and then there will be another update at 12 noon tomorrow, a total of 10 updates, so please support me brothers.

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