Chapter 151

"Makes sense."

"Hmph~ such an obvious elbow, and you say it wasn't intentional, are you all blind?"

"Oh."

"Funny, don't say Su Yan wasn't necessarily intentional, even if it was intentional, so what?

Bowen dared to fly-kick to ruin someone, why can't Su Yan retaliate, why can't he make him lose the ability to hurt people as soon as possible?!

Even if it was a real elbow strike.

I also think it's no problem, absolutely no problem."

"Exactly."

"......"

That's what they said.

But after all, elbowing someone unconscious, if this was an intentional retaliation, Bowen would be ejected, but Su Yan would also suffer severe punishment.

However.

The referee didn't think so.

After watching the replay multiple times, the referee finally determined: Su Yan did raise his elbow to attack, but it was not entirely intentional.

This belonged to an accidental injury during a dodge.

But because it caused fainting, a Flagrant Foul 1 was given, while Bowen was ejected on the spot, and at the same time... the league would definitely add punishment after the game.

Because.

His flying kick was too obvious, his behavior too vile.

At the commentary desk.

"Tsk tsk..."

Mike Breen clicked his tongue, exclaiming: "Su Yan elbowed Bowen until he fainted, that's really vicious."

"Ha..."

Mark Jackson smiled, "Although... Su Yan looks gentle when playing, tonight Bowen pushed, pulled, hit, and even "stepped under" etc.

Dirty moves were constant.

But Su Yan basically endured it all.

But the "flying kick" really couldn't be endured.

And Su Yan looks very honest, but that is his "first personality," the "anticipation master." Once provoked, he opens his "second personality," transforming into a "gentle thug."

That is a tyrant.

A bloodthirsty monster!

The clueless Bowen insisted on provoking the "tyrant" Su Yan in his "second personality," so falling into a deep sleep is his fate!"

Bowen paid the price of fainting and being carried away.

However... his series of dirty behaviors, the entire Spurs team didn't care, no one felt there was a problem with such behavior.

Why?

Because they are teammates.

Yes.

Such as: Bowen, Zaza, Draymond Green, Dillon, Artest, Rasheed Wallace, etc.

These players with incredibly dirty styles are very annoying players in the eyes of outsiders.

But... looking at every championship team, or strong team, there will be more or less these players who do dirty work and hard work.

There must be.

This can ensure the team's defense, and the team's passionate locker room atmosphere.

So... these players are disgusting as opponents, but when they are teammates, they make players like them very much.

Even.

Old Man Popovich even felt it was a pity that Bruce Bowen was ejected, of course, he also hoped his injury wouldn't be very serious.

At the moment.

He still turned his attention back to the game.

Without the defensive stalwart Bowen, the Spurs' defensive intensity would definitely decline, but that wouldn't have too much impact on the overall situation.

Winning the game.

This was still the Spurs' main goal tonight.

Bowen was ejected.

Old Man Popovich let Ginobili play.

This meant... the Spurs' strongest "GDP" played early.

And before playing, Old Man Popovich also instructed Ginobili, who was about to defend Su Yan, "Don't force him too tight.

Give him shooting space.

Lock down his breakthrough more accurately."

Su Yan has no shot, the old man thought so after studying Su Yan.

And the reason why Bowen was allowed to stick to him like a "mad dog" was because he felt Bowen's defense could lock Su Yan down firmly like a ground lock.

A one-hit kill.

Destroying Su Yan while destroying the Bulls.

The result didn't work.

The game continued.

Parker pushed the ball up, Duncan came up to set a screen, and seeing Parker attract the defense and drive in, the other side followed with a cut.

"Whoosh~"

Parker saw the timing and threw a lob.

Duncan on the other side jumped up, not a very high jump, but the timing was just right, completing a two-handed alley-oop dunk.

Da Yao's half-beat block hit the backboard.

But it was to no avail. ===== CHAPTER 153 =====