Chapter 388

As a result, his teammates suffered.

He felt very bad about it.

The conflict had subsided, but the anger in his heart did not decrease but increased, and his resentment and dissatisfaction toward Su Yan became even more intense.

Let's talk about the referees.

This conflict was very chaotic, and its severity was no less than the vicious fight that occurred during the Bulls vs. Magic game back then.

The three referees watched it a full few times before they could sort out the cause and effect.

And the fuse of everything in the incident had to be attributed to Artest angrily pushing Su Yan.

Artest pushed Su Yan first, then had a conflict with Su Yan, then shifted his target and fought with Pippen.

No suspense.

"Bad Guy" Artest was ejected.

And as the fuse of this massive melee, he would definitely face additional punishment after the game.

On the Pacers' side.

Tinsley, Reggie Miller, and Jermaine O'Neal were the first three to gang up on Su Yan, then joined by substitutes Harrington and Johnson.

Five people ganged up on Su Yan.

A heinous crime.

All ejected.

Although... they were the losing side, the side that all lay down and were KO'd, but on the basketball court, one does not just participate in violent fighting.

They also bullied the few with the many.

This kind of behavior was completely unforgivable.

The league would definitely severely punish these five people after the game.

Foster and Yao were entangled the whole time, and although they didn't use fists, the level of pushing was quite high; if they weren't both big centers.

It's hard to say if someone would have been pushed down or injured.

Both were also ejected.

In the chaos of the substitute group, power forward Austin Croshere swung his fists and had a brief conflict with Chandler.

Then they were separated in the chaos.

But the referee saw it clearly, because the punches from these two made the substitute group, which didn't have much going on, have a faint trend of erupting into a group fight.

Fortunately, it didn't happen, but they still had to be ejected.

Above... on the Pacers' side, all five starters were ejected, plus three substitutes, a total of 8 people ejected.

On the Bulls' side.

Although Su Yan was the victim and the side of legitimate defense, after all... he knocked five people to the ground and KO'd them all.

All carried out on stretchers.

This still caused a certain impact, so he was ejected as well.

As for how to add punishment after the game and whether to add punishment, that depends on the reaction of outside fans and the league's definition of Su Yan's defensive behavior, etc.

Judging comprehensively.

We won't talk about that for now.

Yao and Foster's pushing was intense, so they were ejected together.

Pippen and Artest had a real fight, and both had varying degrees of injuries, so they were also ejected.

The conflict among the substitute groups on both sides.

Chandler really wanted to help Su Yan and wanted to join the battle, but... he was surrounded by the crowd and stayed in the substitute group.

This made him very annoyed.

In the chaos of dozens of substitutes, Chandler also swung his fists and participated in a brief fight, so he was also ejected.

Above... on the Bulls' side, a total of 4 people were ejected.

Adding both teams together, a full 12 people were ejected.

What kind of concept is this?

How terrifying is this?!

Just the ejected players could form a team to play a game, and even... each side could have one substitute rotation.

How ridiculous.

This is too exaggerated.

The referee gave the penalty, and the players executed the penalty.

A total of 12 people were ejected.

Tinsley, Reggie Miller, Jermaine O'Neal, Harrington, and Johnson were the first five to be carried out on stretchers.

Immediately after.

Foster and Croshere left first.

Yao, Pippen, Chandler, and Su Yan also left together; the Pacers insisted on making trouble in a game that was already won.

The Bulls didn't indulge them either.

If they want to eject, then eject.

Anyway, the game was won.

And just as Su Yan walked into the arena tunnel, a fan shouted: "Su Yan, can you give me an autograph?"

Su Yan looked up and smiled slightly, very doting on fans.

He signed it for him.

"I want one too."

"Su Yan, I want a photo too!"

"..."

There were too many fans who wanted autographs.

The game hadn't ended yet, so Su Yan couldn't give them one by one, so he just signed two or three, took a photo with one person, and smiled and waved at everyone again.

He walked into the player tunnel.

At this time, Yao, Pippen, and Chandler had already left first and returned to the locker room.

At the same time.

Artest also left the court.

Su Yan hadn't walked in long before he could still see Yao and the other three in front, but just then... a shout came from behind.

"Brother Su Yan, wait for me!"

It was a little girl's voice, and Su Yan recognized it as soon as he heard it.

"Hmm?"

Su Yan was just about to turn around when he saw a little girl running over; it was none other than Nana, who had wanted to take a photo with Su Yan all night.

She appeared in front of Su Yan, panting.

After catching her breath, she said in a cute little girl's voice: "Brother Su Yan, can you take a photo with me?!"

She saw Su Yan leave the court before the game was over.

Thinking that if she didn't go take a photo now, she wouldn't have a chance; it was a very rare photo opportunity, and if she missed it, she didn't know when the next time would be.

And she didn't know if she could take a photo then.

Just seeing Su Yan signing autographs and taking photos for others, she thought she wanted one too, so she snuck in.

When Su Yan saw such a cute little girl, he squatted down, stroked her head, and said with a smile: "Sure."

"Really?"

"Of course."

"That's great, my mom said that as long as I shout loud enough, you will take a photo with me; I shouted so loudly today.

I've been cheering for Brother Su Yan the whole time."

"Really? Then Brother Su Yan really has to thank you."

And at this moment, Nana's mother also ran over, looking apologetic, "Su Yan, I'm really sorry, my daughter delayed your time.

I'll take her away now.

Nana, come with me quickly, who told you to come in by yourself, the police officer will catch you in a while."

"Mom, I don't want to, I don't want to~" ===== CHAPTER 390 =====