Chapter 445

Playing so big, even I have to be toyed with and become a background wall?

Can I refuse?

O'Neal: No!!!

"Wow~"

The arena was in an uproar, and the atmosphere had been stirred up.

The arrow is on the string, it has to be fired.

Su Yan shook his head and had to go up to defend.

"Bang bang bang!"

O'Neal controlled the ball in front of his body, and there was also streetball-style one-handed pounding, dribbling where the ball rotated back; it was fancy, just looked a bit clumsy.

"Here it comes."

O'Neal, who was excited and wanted to show off his exquisite "ball control" technique, changed direction between his legs continuously, and the moment he held the ball on the left.

Another "Iverson-style" crossover.

From left to right.

O'Neal rushed to the right, and Su Yan also cooperated very well by flying to the left.

Since he wanted to cooperate, he would act out the whole play.

Under the God's-eye view.

"Big Shark" O'Neal shook off "Prediction Master" Su Yan, rushed into the basket, and delivered another "Jumbo" style two-handed dunk.

The basket dropped even more this time, with a faint trend of being pulled down.

It looked scary, and the visual impact was maxed out.

"Hahaha!"

O'Neal laughed wildly, "Look, look, I shook off Su Yan, my breakthrough ability is just that powerful!!!"

"Hahaha..."

"Su Yan is so cooperative~"

"Indeed very cooperative, it's just... just a bit fake."

"Hehehe, he could even fly a bit further (smirk. jpg)."

"The Oscars owe Su Yan an "Actor Award" (not really)."

The fans were all amused.

And the funny style belonging to "Big Shark" O'Neal was not over yet; in the very next possession, he found Carter again.

What?

Showed off a wave of "Jordan's" back-to-the-basket attack.

Continuous shoulder shakes + turn-around fadeaway.

To be honest, except for being a bit slow, the movements were really standard, really decent, and the key... he even hit this fadeaway.

Visual effect maxed out.

"Damn it, this guy got to show off."

Carter hummed, but his face was full of smiles.

A fat center over 300 pounds insisting on breaking through, changing direction, and shooting like a point guard, this itself is very funny and very hilarious.

When it comes to making things happen, it has to be O'Neal.

And compared to O'Neal's funny style.

The others were technical and flying styles.

On the East side.

Iverson, although he lacked the desire to score, turned into an "Assist Master," connecting with Su Yan and Carter one after another, sending both of them to alley-oop dunk.

Jermaine O'Neal participated from time to time.

As for Ben Wallace, his technique was average, and he stood under the basket, a bit dull, diligently protecting the basket.

Of course.

He was mostly just accompanying the run.

No way.

The All-Star Game stage has never been a center's stage.

Let alone Ben Wallace, even "Big Shark" O'Neal, if it weren't for his funny constitution, if it weren't for being a bit of a "social butterfly".

He would also only be accompanying the run.

After all... the All-Star Game just started, you can't just be under the basket, holding the ball and chiseling and hitting like a brute.

There are no outside shots either.

Flying in the sky is not possible either.

Then he can only become a foil, mostly becoming a foil for the "Four Great Shooting Guards".

On the West side.

"Boss Francis" Francis had extremely strong ball control ability and explosive physical talent, a bunch of juggling dribbles, and rushed into the restricted area.

Facing the defense that was there and not there.

"Boom!"

"C"-shaped tomahawk, descending like a god, gliding dunk, etc., one handsome dunk after another, making fans call it satisfying.

"Little Flying Knight" Kobe also flew in the sky.

He presented his "kaleidoscope" offensive means vividly, and it also had extremely strong entertainment value.

It was Garnett and Duncan.

The two were a bit dull, although there were dunks, they were plain, and the fans didn't even give much applause.

Boring.

The two played boringly too.

Simply tanking, watching teammates perform.

And when the players were making things happen, how could the coach sit still?

Eastern head coach, Coach Skiles, after the team played for 5 minutes, substituted Ben Wallace and brought in McGrady.

Western head coach, Coach Flip Saunders, substituted Francis and Duncan and brought in Nowitzki and Kirilenko.

In this way.

Eastern four guards, Western four forwards.

Eastern Iverson, Su Yan, Carter, and McGrady, plus Western Kobe, at this moment there were only these five guards on the court.

This means: let the "Five Great Shooting Guards" compete on the same stage?!

"Boom!"

This made the fans completely excited.

"COME! ON!"

Mike Breen's eyes lit up, "There are only five guards on the court, the "Four Great Shooting Guards" plus Su Yan; do the coaches of both sides mean... they default Su Yan as the fifth shooting guard?"

"Hahaha!"

Mark Jackson laughed and nodded repeatedly, "There should be this idea, after all... the current Su Yan completely has the strength and popularity to squeeze into the "Four Great Shooting Guards".

Tsk tsk...

Five great shooting guards competing on the same stage, such an All-Star Game is so exciting!"

The tacit arrangement of the two coaches made the fans completely excited, and the arena rang with thunderous cheers and applause.

The game continued.

"Swish!"

Kobe hit another beautiful turn-around fadeaway.

As soon as McGrady came up, facing Nowitzki's defense during an accelerated breakthrough, he made a very casual throw against the board, which was hard to defend against.

By the time everyone reacted.

McGrady had already rushed in first, and even flew up, completing a violent two-handed put-back dunk in the air.

What is this?

McGrady performed "self-toss and self-dunk" again!!!

"Boom!" ===== CHAPTER 447 =====