Chapter 276

Su Yan? An undrafted player? Reaching the top of the MVP list in the first month of his rookie season? This... even movies wouldn't dare to film it like this, right?!

Unbelievable.

This unrealistic news made countless fans dumbfounded, drop their jaws, and fall into a shock as if they had seen a ghost.

What about the facts?

It is just like this.

Su Yan not only topped the MVP list, but he did so without any suspense, and even left the second place behind by a street.

Individual performance: 36.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 7.6 steals, 3.8 blocks.

Team record: 13 wins and 2 losses, first in the West.

Too powerful, too crazy performance, looking at any MVP player in any year, Su Yan would almost not be inferior, and even better.

A guard.

Monthly averages: 36.2 points + 7.6 steals + 3.8 blocks, this is terrifyingly strong, completely reaching a level that makes people hear his name and fear.

Ignoring his rookie status.

MVP top spot.

Su Yan... well-deserved.

Fans were once again shocked.

And the fans' shock was not over yet.

The NBA official continued to announce the monthly DPOY ranking list.

Fifth place: Utah Jazz's "AK-47" Andrei Kirilenko.

Fourth place: Hawks' Theo Ratliff, last year's "Block King," his defensive ability is also amazing.

Third place: Bulls' "Steal Demon" Su Yan.

Second place: Pistons' "One of the Five Tigers," "Big Ben" Wallace, two-time DPOY winner, this list cannot be without him.

First place: Pacers' Artest, as a "bad boy," his defensive ability is also truly powerful.

Not only strong, but also ruthless, and crucially, dirty, and the team's record is good.

The four combined.

Artest topping the DPOY list is also logical.

However.

After fans saw this list, they were not surprised at all that "Big Ben" Wallace, Artest, and others were on the list.

But Su Yan.

He is a rookie shooting guard, rushing to the third place on the DPOY list, which is really unreasonable, and feels a bit out of place.

"No, although the Player of the Month and MVP lists are shocking, but... I think about it and can accept it.

After all.

Su Yan plays really well, and the team's record is also good.

But what the hell is this third place on the DPOY list, although "Steal Demon" Su Yan's defense is okay, it shouldn't be this powerful, right?!"

"It's scary!"

"Why?!"

"Family, who understands!"

"Hmph, why not?! Monthly average of 7.6 steals + 3.8 blocks, dominating both the steals and blocks lists.

Doesn't this explain his defensive ability?!

Furthermore.

We look at Su Yan's performance on the court, and basically every star who matches up with him doesn't get any benefits.