Chapter 551

This is truly an overly absurd situation!

This is too crazy!"

"Hiss..."

Mike Breen also gasped several times, exclaiming, "The key is that it all has to do with Su Yan. Could it be that Su Yan, who has become a 'brute', is too violent?"

"No, no, no."

Mark Jackson immediately shook his head, "Either the opponent wanted to maliciously hurt Su Yan and ended up being countered, suffering bad luck themselves.

Or.

Su Yan was playing normally and accidentally injured them.

There is no violence.

On the contrary... I actually think the 76ers wanted to use dirty means to deal with Su Yan tonight, and only in this way could they possibly win the series.

It's just.

They didn't succeed at all."

"Hiss..."

Mike Breen's mouth twitched violently again, "Mark, don't talk nonsense like that without evidence."

The subtext is: things like this can't be said openly, be careful of setting yourself on fire.

"Heh... hehehe..."

Realizing this, Mark Jackson gave a sheepish smile and brushed it off.

Winning a series by injuring the main players is quite common in NBA history, of course, no one ever directly throws punches to hurt people.

It's all small actions.

So... as long as you bite the bullet and don't admit it, it's impossible to be held accountable.

But it doesn't matter.

Su Yan is not a pushover; if you dare to provoke me, the price is four starters and one coach leaving, while he himself... is still fine.

And with the coach elbow-stunned and leaving, the 76ers' despicable behavior of wanting to maliciously hurt Su Yan finally stopped.

With Iverson as the leader, the departure of the four starters.

This also means... the 76ers are bound to lose this game, even if Su Yan were to be penalized and sent off immediately, the 76ers would still lose.

"Sigh... it's over."

"Let's disperse, let's disperse."

"Although it was Su Yan alone who caused Iverson and the 4 others plus the coach to leave, it was also us who provoked Su Yan first.

Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

Nothing to say.

This series is over."

"Su Yan, who takes the initiative to confront, has further increased his strength. At least... we in Philadelphia really have no way out this year."

"The 'Answer' of '01 is gone, and the '76ers of '01' won't come back."

"Let's go, let's go."

"......"

The disappointment was great, the realization was high, and some 76ers fans who gave up struggling left early.

And the remaining fans who didn't leave only stayed because it was their home court, wanting to accompany the main players until the very last moment, until the game ended.

But there was no suspense.

Facing the 76ers with only one starter, the Bulls blew the game open in three quarters, and for the entire last quarter, all starters rested.

In the end, they still slaughtered them by 18 points, pushing over Philadelphia.

The series score was 4:2.

The Bulls advanced to the next round.

On the Bulls bench.

Coach Skiles showed a smile at this moment, "Without danger, we successfully passed the first round, Su Yan's growth is astonishing.

The players are also rapidly adapting to the intensity of the playoffs.

Everything is quite good.

Next... we will only play better and better."

"Yes, yes."

An assistant coach was also very happy, "We are the league's number one, although we had waves in the first round, we are growing and leveling up.

Next round... we will only be stronger."

That's right.

Although the opponents are stronger, the Bulls are also continuously getting stronger.

While the Bulls were conquering the 76ers.

At the American Airlines Arena.

The G6 duel between the Nets and the Heat was also in full swing.

The Nets' "Three Musketeers" didn't seem to welcome the Heat to their home court, wanting to end the series tonight.

The Three Musketeers exerted their power together.

In three quarters, they led by 12 points, not particularly much, but it put great pressure on the Heat.

The key.

In the last quarter, the two teams were very tense, and as time decreased, the Heat, who would go home if they lost, became more anxious.

But the point difference could not be reduced at all.

What to do?

The Heat urgently needed someone to stand up, not only to score on the offensive end but also to be effective on the defensive end and lock down the Nets' offense.

The team's primary offensive core.

Eddie Jones couldn't stand up.

The second core, "Left-handed Magic" Odom, was also no good.

Heat fans couldn't see any hope of winning, each holding their heads; this process of waiting for time to pass, a chronic death, was truly desperate!

However.

Just at this moment.

The young rookie, "The Flash" Wade, stood up.

He first hit a three-pointer over Kidd's head to keep the team alive, then... defended Richard Jefferson one-on-one.

And blocked his layup.

Transition offense.

He pushed the counter-attack like lightning, facing Kenyon Martin who came to help, he used a handsome "Lost Step" to shake him away.

And scored a low-handed layup.

Handsome.

Simply explosively handsome.

One offense, one defense, one counter-attack, "The Flash" Wade scored 5 points against the Nets' "Three Musketeers" all by himself.

Leading the team to a 5:0 run.

However.

This was not over yet, just in the next round, the daring Wade once again broke into the Nets' paint alone.

Facing a double block.

"Bang!"

He hung in the air during the confrontation, and shot off the backboard while falling.

What?!

"Swish!"

It went in.

And a foul shot.

The free throw also went in, Wade once again completed a "2+1", unleashing a terrifying 8:0 counter-attack wave, instantly narrowing the point difference to only 4 points. ===== CHAPTER 553 =====