Chapter 825
"73 wins and 9 losses, Su Yan led the Bulls to surpass the best regular-season record created by Jordan's Bulls.
"Jordan's Successor" surpasses Jordan, and it's not the first time.
And Su Yan played at a level surpassing Jordan's rookie season in his own rookie season.
This season is also super-model.
I want to say... give Su Yan a little more time, give him two or three more seasons, can he surpass Jordan and become the greatest of all time?"
"Hiss... how dare you say that.
That is Jordan, who created two dynasties, holding 6 championship rings + 5 MVPs + 6 FMVPs + 10 scoring titles."
"That's right, Jordan's achievements are indeed exaggerated, but Su Yan's achievements in just two seasons are also exaggerated to the extreme.
He even has things Jordan doesn't have, like 13 three-pointers in a single game, scoring 70 points, leading the team to a 35-game winning streak, and a 73-9 season.
In just over a season, he has topped the NBA as the number one active player.
Rookie championship, MVP grand slam, NBA vote leader, etc.
He has also created too many incredible records and honors, and as a rookie, as an undrafted player, this is also incredibly strong.
Really.
I think Su Yan will surpass Jordan; this is not an exaggeration."
"I agree, and I even think it won't take three or four seasons; as long as Su Yan can lead the team to repeat as champions this year, there will be calls for him to be the 'greatest of all time'."
"Leading the team to three consecutive championships, recreating a dynasty for the Bulls.
At that time, Su Yan, whether in popularity, strength, or hard honors, will be able to compete with and surpass Jordan.
Thereby directly topping the list as the greatest of all time."
"Exactly!"
"Su Yan is outrageously strong; he is truly awesome, surpassing Jordan in the shortest time!"
"Hiss... very unbelievable, but full of anticipation!"
"Go Su Yan!"
"Su Yan 'Greatest of All Time' (shouting in advance. jpg)"
"The Four Shooting Guards, Duncan, and the Shark, in this era of transition where no one knows who the 'number one active player' is.
Su Yan stands out from the three major camps and officially becomes the number one active player.
Of course.
O'Neal's strength should not be underestimated.
In the first year of 'Shark's Eastern Tour,' he led the Heat to the top three in the East, with a win rate of over 70%, directly entering the championship ranks!
His dominance remains.
Looking at Kobe... his offseason power play allowed him to successfully get what he wanted: leading the team as a single core, becoming the new king of Los Angeles.
However.
The record of not being able to enter the playoffs is really hard to look at.
Everyone went their separate ways; whoever is weak is embarrassed.
In the first year of the "OK Duo" falling apart, O'Neal used his excellent strength and superior team to suppress "Little Flying Knight" Kobe.
But Kobe is only 26 years old after all; he is too young, and his growth ceiling is too high.
Although he lost to O'Neal this year, we can still give him a chance, give him a few more years of growth, and let him continue to prove himself."
"Losing is losing; don't talk about giving time to prove it. Without O'Neal, Kobe just can't do it!"
"Just a scoring fanatic."
"A person's strength is ultimately limited.
Looking at it this way, Iverson being able to lead the team to the finals as a single core and becoming the top pick of the '96 Golden Generation is truly justifiable."
"What a joke, I can only say... no matter how many times the '96 draft is reordered, Iverson will definitely be the top pick!"
"..."
The fans' discussions are very heated.
The headlines of major newspapers are also about Su Yan, O'Neal, and Kobe.
And how could Kobe himself not hear these rumors?
Uncomfortable.
Kobe, who has a strong desire to win, is very uncomfortable; at least... he cannot be suppressed by O'Neal.
This is the thing he cannot accept the most.
He wants to vent.
He wants to vent.
He can be excited.
So... in the Lakers' final regular-season game against the Raptors, listening to all the bad comments about him on the internet and in the newspapers.
Kobe, angry and extremely unhappy, vents all his anger and fury on the Raptors!!! ===== CHAPTER 827 =====
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