Chapter 192: Twin Stars

The duel between the 76ers and the Bulls.

Compared to Su Yan winning against Iverson, stealing from Iverson 6 times in a single quarter left a deeper and more shocking impression.

"'Steal Demon' Su Yan is so ruthless.

His stealing ability is truly too fierce, even Iverson couldn't escape his magic claws, this is simply outrageous."

"Right."

"Stealing ability that is incomparably strong, I think... even 'The Glove' Payton might not be Su Yan's opponent."

"The current 'Glove' definitely can't, perhaps the 'Glove' in his prime, his defense could wrestle with Su Yan."

"I think it's difficult."

"Indeed, not to say much, just think about it, could the prime 'Glove' steal from the prime Iverson 6 times in a single quarter?!

This is obviously unrealistic."

"Hiss... saying it like that, Su Yan is truly too amazing~"

"..."

The whole nation was in an uproar.

The next day, when fans learned about the terrifying strength of Su Yan, who turned into the "Steal Demon" last night, through newspapers and basketball website news.

Everyone was shocked again, sighing at Su Yan's powerful stealing ability again.

【Su Yan: Steal Demon】.

This keyword was once again pushed to the hot search of the basketball website.

At the same time: 【Su Yan: Dynamic Vision】, this keyword also topped the hot search amidst the discussions.

This secret of Su Yan brought up by Mike Breen.

Although... it's not the 【Eye of the Heavenly Emperor】, but it officially let fans know about Su Yan's powerful "predictive ability."

It's not all basketball IQ.

But... super strong dynamic vision.

"Tsk tsk tsk... Su Yan's big black eyes, constantly rotating, always capturing the landing point of Iverson's fast crossovers.

This is really not something ordinary people can do."

"The strongest Iverson forced out the strongest Su Yan, and also let us discover the secret under Su Yan's powerful 'predictive ability'."

"It is truly extremely strong dynamic vision that allows for imperceptible capture."

"Hehe, I always felt it was strange that Su Yan could always 'predict' accurately, so it turns out it was subtle observation under dynamic vision.

Rather than saying prediction.

It's better to say... Su Yan had already seen through everything."

"Su Yan's powerful 'predictive playstyle' relies on his dynamic vision that is as sharp as an eagle, as if he can see a trace of the future.

Thereby suppressing the opponent on both ends of the court."

"'Strong' is just one word, I'll only say it once."

"..."

Countless fans fell into shock.

And this heated discussion lasted until noon, until the NBA officially announced the Player of the Week, when everyone slightly diverted their attention.

Last week.

Western Conference Player of the Week: Anthony.

Eastern Conference Player of the Week: Su Yan.

How about this week?

The West is still: "Melo" Carmelo Anthony, stable average of 22.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.5 steals, 1.0 block.

All-around performance.

Key.

The Nuggets, who were at the bottom of the West last season, under Anthony's leadership, their record is steadily rising, hoping to return to the playoff stage.

This is the greatest affirmation for Anthony, who is at the "MOP" level.

What about the East?!

There is no suspense, it is given to the "Prediction Master" Su Yan again.

Last week Su Yan averaged: 39 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 9 steals, 3.3 blocks, led the team to 3 wins and 1 loss; it is worth mentioning that when Su Yan was on the court, the record was 3 wins and 0 losses.

How is this data?

It's crazy, alright.

Like Olaf opening his ultimate, reckless swinging, completely crazy, totally crazy!!!

Su Yan was elected Player of the Week, without any suspense.

Don't say Player of the Week, Su Yan's crazy data and performance also successfully won him: Eastern Conference Player of the Week again.

In his rookie season, being elected Player of the Week for 2 consecutive weeks made Su Yan directly surpass "Big Shark" Shaquille O'Neal, becoming a unique existence in history.

One of the Eastern Conference nominated players.

Magic's "T-mac" McGrady, last week averaged 35.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists, 1.5 steals, 1.0 block.

Personal data, gorgeous to the extreme.

It's just a pity... the team record was only 1 win and 3 losses.

This made McGrady go further and further on the road of chasing his second "Scoring Title" and the team's poor record!!!

Another nominated player.

Nets' Jason Kidd, last week averaged 21.5 points, 12.5 assists, 8.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals, a "near triple-double data."

Turned into a control master.

Leading the "Commoner Nets," four wins and four losses, the team record feels like second in the East, second only to the Pacers.

This kind of amazing leadership ability won him the nomination.

On the West side.