Chapter 921: 18 assists in a single game, is the

"One dunk and one block, Da Yao fully displays the style of a number one pick in his matchup with Stoudemire!"

Al McCoy exclaims.

Doug Collins also can't help but sigh, "Although it is said that Stoudemire is the Rookie of the Year who beat Da Yao in '02.

But Da Yao's growth over these three years is also visible to the naked eye; the key is that he also holds two championship rings.

Da Yao is playing better than Stoudemire."

Stoudemire and Da Yao are two different types of players; Stoudemire is more inclined to use his tough physical talent to chisel hard and eat opponents in the paint.

Da Yao uses his height advantage as well as soft touch and footwork to score more skillfully.

Additionally.

He also possesses an outside three-pointer that Stoudemire doesn't have at all.

You can say Stoudemire plays tougher and has more physical confrontation, but looking at the influence on the game alone.

Today's Da Yao has more influence than Stoudemire.

Da Yao can completely match up with Stoudemire.

Then... Su Yan doesn't need to worry about Stoudemire, who is stuck in the paint; he only needs to keep an eye on Nash on the perimeter.

Switch on every screen.

Nash also doesn't drag his feet at all, extremely decisively asking for screens continuously to avoid Su Yan.

But this means his own offense won't be very smooth.

But in terms of organization, as long as he has the ball in his hands, he can still drive the team's offense very well.

This is the strength of Nash, who is in his two-time MVP period.

Even if he can't attack, he has his own way to help the team build an advantage, or even win the game.

However.

Su Yan, who possesses 【Primary Black-Zetsu Passing】, also possesses this ability.

Under his own super-strong offensive gravity, his passing is more deterrent to a certain extent, allowing teammates to receive the ball more comfortably and finish the offense better.

The assist success rate is very high. ===== CHAPTER 923 =====