Chapter 818
It is not impossible.
"Shall we give it a try?!"
Bulls training facility.
Da Yao brings it up, and everyone looks at Su Yan with fiery eyes.
Su Yan smiles slightly, "Why look at me? It's as if... I don't want to break this record. Let's just do it!!!"
"Oh!"
"Charge!"
"Breaking the historic winning streak record created by Boss Jordan, that is so desirable!"
"We are the best Bulls team!"
"..."
The entire Bulls squad ignites a spark of fighting spirit long absent.
One day later.
The Bulls play the Hawks first, with the full starting lineup, and they don't play too casually; it's a fairly serious game.
The Hawks really don't have a single chance.
24 points.
The Bulls break the Hawks' wings.
And two days later, they face the Jazz, who are dead last in the West, even in the Jazz's devilish home arena.
It's no use.
There's no way out.
In the face of absolute strength... everything is in vain.
In just three quarters of play, the Bulls blew out the Jazz, ultimately destroying the Jazz's devilish home court with a massive 19-point lead.
How many?!
72 wins and 9 losses.
Su Yan has already led the Bulls to tie the best regular-season record of 72 wins once created by Jordan.
Now.
They have one last opponent, the Heat, which is also the Bulls' final regular-season game.
Once they win.
73 wins and 9 losses.
This is a new best regular-season record.
The "Successor to Jordan" breaking the historic record created by Jordan, and both in the same Bulls arena.
The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves in front.
The entire league wants to witness this historic moment.
And at the moment of witnessing it, another thought will inevitably arise in everyone's hearts: will "Jordan's Successor" Su Yan... surpass Jordan himself?!
The duel between the Bulls and the Heat has been the focus of the entire league for days.
The Bulls' popularity goes without saying; topics about Su Yan and the entire Bulls team are endless every day.
There is simply no end to the discussion.
And topics about the Heat have also been heating up recently.
Especially after the All-Star Weekend, in the crazy March of the NBA, the Heat went on a 10-game winning streak, pushing their win rate directly over 70%.
They are faintly poised to surpass the Philadelphia 76ers and take the second spot in the East.
Everyone suddenly realizes... this year's Heat are also much, much stronger than last year.
They are even a team that can truly contend for the championship.
And tonight.
The Heat will stage a super duel with the 76ers.
O'Neal and Wei De's "OD Duo" versus McGrady and Iverson's "Golden Double Guns."
This is a battle like Mars hitting Earth.
Iverson and McGrady's individual isolation abilities are simply too strong.
The Heat side simply cannot stop them.
Iverson either shakes off his opponent, even shakes them to the ground, or scores with a jump shot, or attacks the rim, either making a layup or drawing a foul.
This year's Iverson is still at the peak of his career.
His offense is flashy, beautiful, and full of aggression... his speed with the ball is still the best in the league.
No one can stop him from scoring.
McGrady, also in his "Scoring Champion" era, is at the peak of his career or, rather, his healthiest period.
Unstoppable.
He pulls up for a jumper right over your head, and you have no way to stop it.
Just a simple behind-the-back dribble, one step of acceleration, one step of rising up, elegant and carefree, leaving the opponent to sigh in frustration.
The Double Four Shooting Guards.
You attack a ball, I play a ball; the two take turns attacking, making the opponent miserable.
It is truly hard for an average team to handle.
However... the fact that the Heat under the "OD Duo" could pull off a 10-game winning streak shows they are definitely no pushovers.
Second-year Wei De.
After a season of growth, his strength has skyrocketed.
After being promoted by the Heat management and cultivated as the new core of the team.
He immediately became the team's leading scorer.
Lightning-fast speed, overwhelming thunderous breakthroughs, and the increasingly deceptive "Lost Step."
Of course.
His defense, backed by his explosive physical fitness, also makes many veterans, and even star-level players, feel overwhelmed.
Second-year Wei De has already played at an All-Star level.
On top of this, there is "Big Shark" O'Neal, who is still at the peak of his career in the interior.
He says he is the league's strongest center... no one dares to refute, and no one has the ability to refute.
His dominance in the paint is still extremely tyrannical.
One inside, one outside.
The dominance displayed by O'Neal and Wei De is not much inferior to the "OK Duo."
So how could this Heat team not be strong?!
They are just as strong.
The two top teams battle until the last three minutes of the fourth quarter.
Both sides' stamina has reached the point of exhaustion; every subsequent attack tests their willpower.
"Bang, bang, bang!"
Iverson takes the ball at the top of the arc, facing Wei De's defense, performing continuous butterfly-like crossovers, then suddenly explodes with acceleration the moment he picks up the ball with his right hand.
Everyone has lightning-like speed.
But Iverson is undoubtedly faster; he shakes off Wei De by half a body length and rushes into the paint.
However.
O'Neal is still guarding there.
But the arrow is on the string, it must be fired.
Iverson grabs the ball and flies up, hanging in the air to dodge, avoiding the blocks from O'Neal and Wei De, who is chasing from the side, before making a layup.
This ball?!
The force on the backboard is a bit too strong, and the position is slightly off under the tight defense.
The basketball bounces off the rim.
O'Neal jumps a second time, secures the rebound, and passes it to Wei De to advance to the front court, finding McGrady.
Also using continuous crotch-dribble changes, the moment he takes the ball with his right hand, Wei De also pushes off the ground and accelerates out. ===== CHAPTER 820 =====
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