Chapter 665: Emperor Su: FMVP, Reward: [Intermediate Rubber Ejection]!

65 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 6 steals, 5 blocks

"Ha..."

Kenny Smith smiled, "First, 26 points in a single quarter, surpassing the 25-point single-quarter scoring record set by 'Smiling Assassin' Isiah Thomas on the NBA Finals stage.

Creating a new single-quarter scoring record for the Finals.

Second, 26 points in a single quarter in the playoffs, tying Iverson's 26 points, ranking third in the playoffs.

Third, 65 points in a single game, surpassing 'Baylor' Elgin Baylor's 61 points in a single game, refreshing the single-game scoring record for the Finals.

Fourth, 65 points in a single game, surpassing 'Basketball God' Michael Jordan's 63 points in a single game, refreshing the single-game scoring record for the playoffs.

Fifth, Su Yan is also the first player in NBA history to score at least 50+ points in 3 consecutive Finals games.

Sixth, in the history of the NBA Finals, no team has ever been able to complete a reversal after trailing 1:3.

Now.

Su Yan led the Bulls to do it, creating an incredible miracle.

One game, six major records, and it was created on the stage of the Finals Game 7; really, Su Yan is too crazy."

"Holy! Shit!"

Barkley's expression trembled, and he smiled excitedly: "This is really a 'record harvester,' breaking records is as simple as drinking water.

This is too crazy.

And on this basis, we must also discuss a question, that is... the ownership of the Finals FMVP.

Of course.

When this question is raised, some people will have doubts, is there still suspense for FMVP? Shouldn't it definitely be Su Yan.

It should be unquestionable.

That's right.

Theoretically, it is like this.

But... Su Yan only played 3 games in the Finals, although he was super god-like, there were indeed 4 games where he didn't play a minute.

This situation.

Has never appeared in the history of the NBA Finals.

The problem is... whether Su Yan played too well."

"Uh..."

Kenny Smith touched his chin and nodded, "That makes sense, this is indeed a place that needs to be considered.

Because.

If it weren't for the efforts of the 4 games, it might have been a 4:0 sweep, and Su Yan would not have had the opportunity to play and save the world."

While marveling at Su Yan's multiple records, the two also rationally considered the ownership of the FMVP.

On the court.

While countless people were cheering for the Bulls to win the championship.

On the Huren Society side.

Everyone was blank, feeling like they were in a dream, unwilling to believe that they had lost the championship in the end.

1:3 lead.

The team had the "OK Duo," as well as "The Glove" Payton and "The Mailman" Ma Long, such a terrifying combat configuration.

The key.

The opponent only had a pair of "Dragon Country Twin Stars," and they were two newcomers.

Even... Da Yao's role in the Finals was minimal; the only one truly exerting force was Su Yan alone.

Only this undrafted player was exerting power.

Then how did he manage to lead the team as a single core and realize an almost impossible reversal.

Don't understand.

The entire Huren Society couldn't understand.

Payton and Ma Long shook their heads repeatedly; this year was their best year to win the championship, even if it was in the status of the third or fourth leader.

Getting it would make them very happy.

The result... nothing.

O'Neal also felt very frustrated about not winning the championship, but he wasn't too sad, because... he knew this result was also their own team's doing.

It wasn't that they didn't have the strength.

It was that they didn't want to win the championship.

Although they played seriously in the Game 7, losing this game seemed like losing the championship, but the series was seven games, not one.

If they had played seriously before.

It would have ended long ago.

The championship parade would have even ended.

So... although they lost, O'Neal wasn't too sad, but he was somewhat unhappy, especially towards Kobe.

As for "Little Flying Knight" Kobe.

This initiator of the Finals trouble.

He was very calm about the team losing the championship, and even... somewhat secretly happy because he played well and performed well.

Why?!

Because these were all his chips for the future.

Of course.

If he could win the championship, that would naturally be acceptable.

And just based on the different mindsets of these Huren Society people after losing the championship, it also indicated... they didn't deserve to win the championship from the beginning.

Let's talk about the FMVP selection.

The two commentators needed to consider whether Su Yan could get the FMVP.

But in fact.

In the voting session, no one considered the problem of Su Yan only playing 3 games, or they passed over it shallowly, but didn't care at all.

Why?!

Because in the first 4 games, you only need to win one, but in the last 3 games, losing any one of them would bury the championship trophy.

Su Yan returned.

He returned under the pressure of a full 3 championship match points.

In this environment, he exploded for 50+ points per game, exploded for 65 points in the Game 7, and at the final life-and-death moment, he dominated both offense and defense alone.

Destroying the defensive line of the "Huren Society's Four Giants."

He was like a superhero, pulling the Bulls out of the abyss.

And superheroes usually appear last, appearing at the critical moment of crisis, just like Su Yan only appearing in the last 3 games.

Not much.