Chapter 452

I told you to pull a stunt, and you pull this?

A back-to-the-basket 3-pointer?

Are you kidding me? How absurd is that?

"Hahaha!"

Su Yan himself couldn't help but laugh after the basketball went in.

He laid his cards on the table.

This back-to-the-basket 3-pointer was purely for the sake of the stunt; regardless of whether it went in or not, the entertainment value was there.

But he got lucky.

Pfft.

He got insanely lucky.

Hitting that back-to-the-basket 3-pointer.

The entertainment value was maxed out, and the arena atmosphere was completely ignited by this unexpected and inconceivable back-to-the-basket 3-pointer!!!

While O'Neal felt it was absurd, he also became interested in such a back-to-the-basket 3-pointer.

It's a stunt, after all.

And you do whatever works best for the stunt.

About 2 minutes later, O'Neal brought the ball across half-court again; the fans saw it and suddenly perked up, knowing "The Big Shark" was going to pull another stunt.

How would he do it?

After O'Neal brought it up, facing Little O'Neal's defense at the top of the arc, he replayed Su Yan's back-to-the-basket 3-pointer in his mind.

And then.

A perfect replica.

He launched a back-to-the-basket 3-pointer.

"Whoa~"

The fans, as expected, let out another gasp, with screams continuing.

However.

"Clang!"

O'Neal's back-to-the-basket shot this time barely touched the rim, hitting the top right edge of the backboard, missing by an absurd margin.

"Hahaha~"

Even though it didn't go in, because it was absurd enough, it made the fans laugh, and "The Big Shark" certainly understood the entertainment aspect.

"Why?!"

O'Neal said with a mournful face, complaining to Su Yan, "Your 3-pointer is at most just a little more accurate than mine, why could you hit it?

Why did I miss so absurdly?"

"Ha..."

Su Yan thought to himself, I'm just lucky, then smiled and comforted him, "Nine out of ten back-to-the-basket shots are cold; missing is normal."

"Tch~"

O'Neal curled his lip, not wanting to accept this realistic result.

Comparisons are what hurt.

After O'Neal's back-to-the-basket shot was so absurd, many fans directly called out for Su Yan to do it again, to hit another back-to-the-basket shot.

Su Yan:...

Can't do it, can't do it.

Luck only strikes once; shooting it again would be impolite.

Su Yan, not wanting to become a background prop, decided that if you can't beat them, join them; he started pulling stunts, teaming up with O'Neal, and providing the fans with plenty of laughter.

Additionally.

The "Four Great Shooting Guards" were flying and leaping, with Kidd leading the way with brilliant assists, and the centers catching lobs for dunks, etc.

Tonight's All-Star game... was full of highlights.

Full of spectacle.

And... it was almost entirely an offensive back-and-forth.

【West 111:107 East】.

After three quarters, the West was temporarily leading by 4 points.

At the commentary desk.

"Uh..."

Mike Breen looked at the player stats and said: "For the East, Su Yan has 27 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 5 steals, and 3 blocks.

No.

He doesn't look like he's done much, so how does he have so many steals and blocks?"

"Ha..."

Mark Jackson laughed: "You can interpret it as a stunt; Su Yan has 3 steals that were 'look-back' steals.

Very stylish.

As for the blocks, that's the ability of a 'prediction master'; just a little bit of defense, and three blocks really isn't much.

Su Yan is also currently the East player most likely to be elected AMVP.

On the West side.

"The Big Shark" O'Neal currently has 18 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 1 block; "The Little Flying Knight" Kobe has 15 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block.

The "OK" duo's stats are similar.

If they can win, there's a high probability that one of them will compete for AMVP.

Of course.

There is still one quarter left in the game, and in the final quarter, both sides will get completely serious and have a hardcore All-Star brawl.

There are many variables.

Who can win the game, who can dominate the game, and who can get the AMVP trophy, let us wait and see!!!

After some warm-up.

The final quarter battle arrived.

First, it was the bench duel.

After only four minutes, the West stretched the 4-point lead to 8, and the East couldn't sit still.

"Beep!"

Coach Skiles called a timeout.

Both sides' starters returned.

For the East, Da Yao replaced Ben Wallace and stayed on the court.

In this way, it formed a situation of the "Dragon Country Twin Stars" versus the "OK duo."

So far in the regular season, although the two teams had played once, Su Yan was suspended that time, so the two teams' cores didn't face off.

Now.

On the All-Star stage, meeting at the final decisive moment, it was a head-to-head matchup.

This had a hint of a Finals matchup.

East ball.

Iverson brought the ball up, at the top of the arc, handed it off to Su Yan, and Kobe stepped up, appearing in front of Su Yan.

What?

Su Yan and Kobe.

"Prediction Master" and "Little Flying Knight."

So far this season, the hype was extremely high, and fans had been looking forward to this matchup, but the two hadn't faced off, including the first three quarters tonight.

At this moment... they were officially matched up.

"It's here, it's here, Su Yan and Kobe are finally matched up."

"I've waited too long for this day."

"Come on, fight!!!"

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