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Chapter 311: Six major records, surpassing Jordan and Chamberlain, a milestone night!

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After twists and turns, the Timberwolves lost the game by being buzzer-beaten, reverse-buzzer-beaten, and finally buzzer-beaten.

Garnett fought and retreated, both sides traded trash talk from a distance, and the Timberwolves lost.

The short-tempered, completely hot-headed "Madman" Sprewell, one man against ten thousand, went to provoke the entire Bulls team alone.

Courageous.

But... the way he was KO'd by Su Yan with one punch was truly pathetic.

Post-game brawl, the Timberwolves lost again.

As for the performance of the stars, Su Yan alone exploded for 64 points, staged a steal + horse-riding archery 3-pointer buzzer-beater, stunning the whole arena.

His individual performance was worth more than the "Timberwolves Three-Headed Monster."

In the duel between the absolute cores of the teams, the Timberwolves still lost.

The Bulls, first in the East, the Timberwolves, first in the West.

The Timberwolves were defeated miserably tonight, and because of the "Madman's" final crazy and extremely shameful behavior, the entire Timberwolves team lost value.

This duel, which was like a preview of the Finals.

The Timberwolves lost thoroughly.

Although a rookie, the "Prediction Master" Su Yan, whose strength was off the charts, led a group of young teammates to overturn the "Three-Headed Monster."

This is a pace to sprint toward the championship!

"Ah... ah this!"

The sudden post-game conflict left Kenny Smith, who was already in shock, feeling a bit confused.

He was stunned for a long while.

He then said in a daze: "What is the Madman doing? The game is already over, and he's going to collide with the referee? Going to fight the opponent?!

What is he thinking?

Does he think the court is his own home?

Doing whatever he wants? He's crazy!"

"Tsk tsk..."

Barkley couldn't help but click his tongue, "The Madman's temper has always been this irritable; the 'choke-gate' back then also stunned the entire league.

Now.

He's pulled another unbelievable stunt.

It's jaw-dropping, but also foreseeable.

However... having done such a crazy thing, he will definitely pay a heavy price for his impulsiveness once again."

Yes.

Things like colliding with a referee are, to some extent, even worse than choking a coach.

On the NBA court.

Coaches might get called out, but referees must be given absolute respect; only then can the game be as fair and just as possible.

If force could be used to suppress them.

Then a fair duel could not continue.

What's more... the NBA has several games every day, so it's even more necessary to ensure the absolute authority of the referees and give them absolute respect.

So the "Madman" Sprewell, who lost his head and collided with the referee, thinking he was above the law, will surely.

Regret his actions once he sobers up.

But by then... it will be too late.

On the court.

Su Yan KO'd Sprewell with one punch, ending the incident that seemed like it would cause a brawl in an instant, as if nothing had happened.

What remained.

Was the "Wolf King" Garnett's ineffective trash talk while fighting and retreating.

"Team doctor!"

An assistant coach shouted hurriedly, asking the team doctor to go over and check.

Although... Coach Saunders had noticed it earlier, he was still unhappy with the Madman and didn't want to deal with him at all.

Whether there were internal injuries, no one knew.

But the Madman fainting was a fact; the team doctor took a simple look, waved his hand, and then a stretcher was brought out to carry the Madman away.

"Cough cough..."

Kenny Smith criticized the Madman, then brought his attention back, cleared his throat, and said loudly: "Provoking Su Yan is not a good thing.

You see him playing basketball very gently.

But that is just the illusion given to you by the 'Prediction Master' under his first personality; once provoked, he opens his second personality and transforms into a gentle thug.

Anyone who provokes him will suffer the consequences.

Of course.

Compared to the punch he threw with strength surpassing Malone's, KOing the 'Madman' Sprewell, I praise Su Yan's performance tonight even more.

Good.

Quite good.

Looking at the entire NBA, it is also quite explosive."

"Oh?"

Barkley echoed and asked, "How explosive is it?"

"Ha..."

Kenny Smith smiled and continued: "Tonight... Su Yan had 20 points in the first half, 30 points in a single quarter, hit 5 3-pointers for the whole game, and exploded for 64 points.

At the most critical moment.

He used an incredible steal + an unbelievable 'horse-riding archery' 3-pointer to buzzer-beat the Timberwolves.

He used an incredibly crazy performance.

To make the already cold Target Center arena even colder, reaching the point of freezing.

64 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 8 steals, 5 blocks + key steal + 'horse-riding archery' 3-pointer buzzer-beater.

This is the answer sheet Su Yan handed in tonight.

Flawless.

Must be a perfect score."

"Exactly."

Barkley nodded heavily, his expression excited as he took over, "The 'Twin Stars' vs. the 'Three-Headed Monster,' the 'Twin Stars' laughed last.

And the 'Prediction Master' Su Yan staged another god-like battle tonight, breaking multiple records.

First, 64 points in a single game, Su Yan refreshed his career single-game scoring record.

Second, 64 points in a single game, refreshing the highest single-game scoring record this season.

Third, Su Yan became the first 60-point man this season.

It is worth mentioning that Su Yan is also the first 50-point man this season, and... there is currently no second player who has scored 50+.

As a result.

Su Yan has already rushed to the 60-point man level.

Advanced development.

It's hard to imagine this is the performance of an undrafted player in the NBA; this is truly not a performance that a human can put up.

Su Yan, like Jordan in the past, is an alien.

Then, when I, the Flying Pig, was at my peak, I was still the 'No. 1 person on Earth.'

Fourth, Su Yan surpassed the 'Basketball Emperor' Chamberlain to become the first rookie in NBA history to score 60+ points.

Before this.

The 'Ancient Beast' Chamberlain once scored 58 points in a single game during his rookie season, creating the rookie single-game scoring record.

This is a record from the ancient era." ===== CHAPTER 313 =====

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