Chapter 903: Elbow Pass
Su Yan's declaration of war was arrogant and cocky, but no one dared to underestimate it and had to take it seriously.
Even if tonight's opponent was the powerful Celtics.
"Wolf King" Garnett and "The Truth" Pierce, even if they joined forces, it didn't mean they could look down on Su Yan.
Yes.
They could say their combined power could defeat the Bulls, but they must not underestimate Su Yan.
"Boom!"
Under the cheers of "Su Yan MVP" filling the arena, and in the super-fiery atmosphere of Su Yan high-profile declaring war on the entire league.
The warm-up ended.
Both starting lineups began to take the court, and the first game of the new season's opening night arrived amidst the anticipation of countless fans.
"Jump ball!"
Yao tipped the ball away first, winning the first offensive possession of the new season's opening game for the Bulls.
Su Yan took the ball and pushed it up.
At the right arc, one-on-one facing "The Truth" Pierce, seeing that there was no double-team coming immediately.
This gave him a chance to play one-on-one against Pierce.
Then how could he miss it?
A hesitation step with his right hand after a between-the-legs dribble, seemingly about to connect to a side-step for a direct three-pointer, but in reality, the moment Pierce's center of gravity shifted upward.
He put the ball down and accelerated.
A difference in center of gravity.
One step acceleration.
He passed Pierce cleanly.
And under 【Intermediate Swift Steps】, he charged into the paint like lightning.
He grabbed the ball and rose up; that terrifying bounce and explosiveness made the Celtics center guarding the paint have no desire to jump at all.
He could only watch quietly.
"Boom!"
A gliding slam dunk was successful.
【Bulls 2:0 Celtics】.
"Emperor Yan's" effortless gliding slam dunk drew first blood for the Bulls.
Transition offense.
Pierce pushed it up, middle of the arc, one-on-one against Iguodala, playing one-on-one against the defensively sound Iguodala.
Although.
Second-year Iguodala's defense had further improved.
But... facing "The Truth" Pierce, who was in his prime, it was still a bit lacking.
Dribbling between the legs to find rhythm, reading the defense, moving to the right and accelerating, giving strong contact, stopping, stepping back, and shooting a fadeaway jumper.
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