Chapter 352: Meeting the

"Prediction Master" Su Yan, who just entered the league less than two months ago, is full of honors and records, and is a "league enemy".

"Little Giant" Da Yao, who just played the strongest game of his career, is in hot form.

Who can defeat the Bulls with the "Dragon Country Twin Stars" intact? For a time, this sparked heated discussion on basketball websites.

"The Bulls are first in the East, just beat up the Timberwolves, who were first in the West; how powerful they are, everyone has seen for themselves.

Really.

Although the Bulls' core 'Twin Stars' are young players.

But... they are truly powerful, so powerful that in the current league, it seems there are almost no opponents left."

"Uh... although they are very powerful, saying there are no opponents is a bit excessive."

"Yeah.

Among the Western powerhouses, the Kings, Spurs, and Timberwolves have all been defeated, and the recently trending Rockets are also defeated opponents.

However.

The West also has the Lakers, who assembled the 'luxury four giants' this summer and are the most powerful; they are one of the biggest favorites to win the championship this year.

Crucially.

The Bulls and Lakers haven't played each other yet.

I think... this will be a preview of the Finals, and the Lakers will put immense pressure on the Bulls, and might even crush them.

Let's talk about the East.

Such as... the Nets, who have entered the Finals for 2 consecutive years, lost to the Bulls.

Three of the 'Four Great Shooting Guards', Carter's Raptors, McGrady's Magic, Iverson's 76ers, all lost to Su Yan.

It looks like.

It seems the Bulls have no opponents in the East.

But in reality... the East also has the Pacers, who are second in the East, and the Pistons, who are third in the East, all of whom are powerful.

Led by Jermaine O'Neal, Artest, and Reggie Miller, the Pacers, when Reggie Miller is no longer at his peak.

These guys who don't look like they have super-popular superstars.

Are integrated in offense and defense.

From starters to bench, the team's strength is online.

To a certain extent, they are a 'commoner team' that is even more powerful than the Nets this year; they don't look that powerful.

But they always win.

Always make opponents very headache-prone.

In addition... the 'Bad Boys 2.0' version of the Pistons, they possess the most terrifying defensive ability in this league.

It's not just defense.

There is also the Pistons' inherent 'dirty culture'.

If a team has one person who is dirty, it means that player has a problem, but if the whole team is dirty.

That is team culture.

That's how the Pistons are.

Their locker room culture is to advocate confrontation and violence.

If you say... the Spurs win the world with 'team basketball', then the Pistons win the world with 'violent defense'.

Not convinced?

If you're not convinced, just fight.

Crucially... while the whole team is violent on defense, the team has two major shooters on the outside, Hamilton + Billups.

The inside has 'Big Ben' Wallace guarding.

With inside and outside.

An iron wall.

The Pistons will make every team that challenges them feel fear, fearing they won't be able to leave Motor City in good health.

The 'Bad Boys 2.0' version of the Pistons must be a thorn in the side.

Once the young Bulls meet them, they will definitely be suppressed by the extremely strong defense until they can't breathe, and then lose the game.

In short.

The Pacers and Pistons in the East, and the Lakers in the West.

In the current league, these three teams that haven't played the Bulls yet definitely still have a chance to beat the Bulls."