Chapter 363

Although he has solidified the title of "refined thug."

But... in his career so far, in any conflict, he has never actively caused trouble, nor has he actively thrown a punch.

If people don't offend me, I don't offend people.

This is Su Yan's code of conduct.

But if people offend me, then I'm sorry, Su Yan will definitely pay it back double.

At the commentary table.

Mike Breen looks excited, "The battle between the first in the East and the second in the East, this is a fierce battle that is an Eastern Conference Finals preview."

"The Pacers have no superstars."

"Their strength lies in... offense and defense as one, and their defense is, to a certain extent, a grade stronger than their offense."

"Now."

"The team that lets opponents score the fewest points per game in the league is: the Pistons."

"The Pistons let opponents score 83.2 points per game."

"And the Pacers only let opponents score 84.3 points per game, which is the same as the Spurs, who are also a strong defensive team."

"One can imagine."

"How powerful the Pacers' defensive ability is."

"This is the key to their winning game after game, and this is also the problem the Bulls need to find a way to overcome tonight."

"Additionally."

"The Pacers' 'Bad Boy' Artest has always been famous for his barbaric and rough defense, and he just fought with 'Rasheed Wallace'."

"His playing style is violent."

"And Su Yan is no good-natured person either; although he won't actively cause trouble, as long as you dare to provoke him, he will activate his second personality and transform into a 'refined thug'."

"Making the opponents who provoke him pay a painful price."

"These two meet, I hope tonight... ahem... nothing happens."

"That's right."

Mark Jackson echoes, "Alright, the game is about to begin, let's look forward to the matchup."

"Jump! Ball!"

The tip-off between Da Yao and Foster.

Da Yao, who still has an absolute height advantage, tips the ball away before the white center Foster tonight.

"Bang bang bang!"

Hinrich pushes to the front court, executing the first offense of the Christmas Day game for the Bulls.

Tinsley presses up, giving Hinrich great defensive pressure from the first offense, Pippen comes up to screen, letting Hinrich face Reggie Miller.

It's also not easy.

"Little brat, I'm already 38 years old, and you still can't get past my defense; how bad are you, and you still want to play at this level?"

"So weak."

"Hey, do you want me to give you a step, otherwise you won't be able to get past at all."

Facing the seasoned Reggie Miller, Hinrich not only attacks unsmoothly but also has to endure the mental attack of trash talk, which he can't handle at all.

Strong defense makes Hinrich, who is still a rookie, feel scalp-numbing, and he can't attack at all.

"Wow!"

Hinrich can only pass the ball to his teammates.

First let Antonio attack, facing... the All-Star starter, Jermaine O'Neal, known as "Little O'Neal."

On both ends of offense and defense, he is completely blown out.

Not in the same grade at all.

Decisively let one of the "Twin Stars," Da Yao, face O'Neal, which is slightly better, but the second-year Da Yao is also not O'Neal's match yet.

And Antonio matches up with Foster.

The primary matchup between the two: interior rim protection + defense.

Although Foster is a white center, his playing style is fierce, his defense is active, and he doesn't covet offense; he is absolutely the blue-collar center every team likes.

Antonio is no match.

The strong pressure given by Foster makes Antonio lose his defensive ability tonight.

And Pippen matches up with Reggie Miller, also attacking unsmoothly.

Are the Bulls being completely suppressed?

Yes, and not entirely.

Of the Bulls' 5 starters, 4 are attacking very unsmoothly under the Pacers' strong defense.

This is the rhythm of a collapse, but except for Su Yan. Even if he faces "Bad Boy" Artest, he can still score.

Of course.

It's not very satisfying. ===== CHAPTER 365 =====