Chapter 512

"First and foremost, a very important honor, one can even say... the honor with the highest gold content in the regular season.

Who is the regular season MVP?"

"Who?"

"Uh... this honor, it seems there is no controversy, it must be the 'Prediction Master' Su Yan, without any suspense!"

"Oh, right."

"Although he is an undrafted player, Su Yan played at a level of 'debut is peak', no, debut is 'superstar'.

Individual performance is extremely good.

Team record is extremely good.

If he doesn't win MVP, it's simply intolerable by heaven."

"Hahaha, MVP is indeed Su Yan's!"

"Then... then what about DPOY?! It's either 'Bad Guy' Artest or 'Big Ben' Ben Wallace, right?

Or 'Wolf King' Garnett?!"

"No, no, no, neither; I think DPOY will also be taken by Su Yan."

"Oh, right, 7.1 steals and 4.2 blocks per game, this is how crazy, how perverted, how insane the defensive data is.

If he doesn't win it, who will?!"

"Tsk tsk... MVP and DPOY must both be Su Yan's.

Since we are talking about data, then we must mention that Su Yan averaged 35.5 points, 7.1 steals, and 4.2 blocks per game this season.

Among them.

Averaging 35.5 points per game, he won the scoring title this season; if it weren't for the team reducing his playing time to a certain extent in the late season to protect Su Yan.

He might have rushed to 36+ points.

The second in the scoring list, 'T-mac' McGrady, averaged 29.7 points per game; although it is also very high, it is also scoring champion level data.

But.

Compared to Su Yan, the gap is still too large.

Averaging 7.1 steals per game, he won the steals title this season; averaging 7.1 steals per game, what is this concept?!

In the history of NBA recorded data, there is and only is the 1975-1976 season, where Don Buse got 4.1 steals in a single season.

Got more than 4 steals.

Now... Su Yan not only surpassed it, but also raised 4 directly to 7, raising it by a full three levels; this is too terrifying.

This is simply shocking.

I think in the next 10 years, 20 years, or even longer, no one will be able to break the 7.1 steals per season created by Su Yan.

Additionally... averaging 4.2 blocks per game also made Su Yan the block leader this season; the second place is last year's block leader Theo Ratliff.

He only had 3.6.

He is a blue-collar center who stays in the paint and specializes in defense.

And Su Yan is a team offensive core, and even more so a shooting guard who is only 198cm tall; he can average 4.2 blocks per game.

This is simply not too outrageous.

Su Yan can become the guard with the most blocks per game in a season in NBA history.

In summary, Su Yan won the scoring title, steals title, and blocks title in a single season.

And in NBA history, no player has ever won the three data titles at the same time in a single season; even adding up their careers, not many people can get three different data titles.

A rookie is even more impossible to do it.

Now.

Su Yan did it.

He not only did it, not only did it as a rookie, but also did it as an undrafted rookie; this is also simply inconceivable.

Stupefying, tongue-tied."

"MVP+DPOY+Scoring Title+Steals Title+Blocks Title, my God, Su Yan has so many honors in one season?!

Does he have to be this strong?!"

"Hehe, Su Yan is just this strong!"

"This hasn't ended yet; Su Yan must also be the Rookie of the Year, suppressing LeBron and Anthony; also... don't forget.

Su Yan is also the strongest vote-getter in history this season, Rookie Challenge MVP, and All-Star Game MVP.

Besides that, the youngest 50-point man of the season, the youngest 60-point man, single-game steals, blocks records, etc.

He also broke too many, too many records."

"Holy! Shit!

Su Yan is incredibly powerful."

"This is not an undrafted player; this is clearly the Basketball God wearing Su Yan's number 7 jersey, coming to the Bulls to fry fish.

This strength is really unreasonable.

This strength is already unreal."

"Hahaha~ U1S1, if it weren't for gathering so many honors together, I really wouldn't have thought Su Yan could be strong to an unreal state."

"Movies wouldn't dare to film it like this."

"Novels wouldn't dare to write it like this."

"This is truly outrageous, outrageous opening the door for outrageous, outrageous to the extreme."

"Hey hey hey, don't talk about the honors of 'Prediction Master' Su Yan anymore; if this continues, all the players in the league will be envious to death.

I want to know, are there any honors that Su Yan didn't win."

"Hehehe, of course there are.

For example, the Coach of the Year will be Coach Skiles.

He brought the Bulls from the bottom of the East last year to the first record in the East; this is indeed remarkable and deserves this honor."

"Uh... is this really remarkable?

I think... give me a Su Yan, and my grandma could lead the team to the first record in the league, right?!"

"Hahaha, big brother upstairs, don't tell the truth like that."

"The Sixth Man of the Year has a high concept of being obtained by the Mavericks' Antawn Jamison, averaging 15.4 points, 7.1 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.5 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game.

He played off the bench for 80 games of the season, and with this data, this is indeed the level of a 'Super Sixth Man'.

But it's not certain.

Pacers' Al Harrington and Spurs' Ginobili also have a chance.

Ginobili averaged 13.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 1.9 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game this season, looking even more gorgeous than Jamison.

But... he started 35 games this season, which will affect the final selection."