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Chapter 368 Iverson explodes! [Closed Candy]! Who is the real thug!

"boom!"

Amidst the fiery enthusiasm and deafening cheers and shouts in the stadium, the warm-up ended, and the starting lineups from both sides began to take to the court.

Wilson had planned to start McGrady, who had been in excellent form in the previous game, tonight.

As long as we can win the championship.

He certainly wouldn't mind giving up this position.

However... McGrady and D'Antoni rejected Wilson's idea together, and even Su Yan was about to speak up.

Everyone knows.

McGrady's breakouts are somewhat accidental, unless he's genuinely and demonstrably in great form.

Only then can they be reused.

Otherwise... Wilson, as a "swingman" and the team's second line of defense, is undoubtedly more suitable to start.

The main competition is about to begin.

"Jumpball!"

A contest for the ball between Tyson and Bynum.

Kobe stared at Su Yan, his heart sinking. 'Hopefully, the Knicks' role players' outbursts, this kind of "X-factor," won't happen again.'

but.

If Su Yan weren't so steady, if he hadn't messed up the whole game, no, even just half a game.

We will win.

That's right.

Kobe saw the key.

Everything the Knicks have achieved is built on Su Yan's continuous and explosive performance in Games 1 through 5.

If Su Yan doesn't play well.

Even if McGrady had a breakout performance, or even if Iverson had a breakout performance as well, it wouldn't make any difference.

"Snapped!"

Back on his home turf, Tyson, determined to win the championship tonight, was incredibly excited and jumped with all his might.

He swatted the basketball away before Bynum could react.

The Knicks secured the first possession of Game 6 of the Finals.

Curry pushed the ball forward, handing it to Su Yan, then pulled himself aside, yelling at Fisher, "This is my home court! Try giving me three-pointers again if you dare!!!"

The pressure is effective.

hum~

Fisher was taken aback. Despite his disdain, a thought had already crossed his mind, and he would subconsciously start to pay attention.

After all... Curry's three-point shooting isn't bad either.

This is also due to the home advantage.

Where is Su Yan?!

There is no difference in skill level; when he turns the game into a one-man show, virtually no one can stop him from scoring.

Just like... Kobe, whose competitive spirit was at its peak, after avoiding Su Yan, he also blended into a state of complete isolation, even when facing Su Yan directly.

He can also hit extremely difficult attacks.

The same principle applies.

Some NBA players, once they've developed their offense to its fullest potential, become virtually impossible to defend against.

Su Yan is one of them.

Kobe is one.

Jordan is one of them too.

Or perhaps... Carmelo Anthony at his peak, or Kevin Durant at his full potential.

"boom!"

Full of fighting spirit and eager to win the championship tonight, Su Yan once again violently broke through Artest's defense.

He drove to the basket.

"Damn it, I'm going to stop you tonight no matter what."

Artest gritted his teeth, enduring the excruciating pain in his chest, and forced himself to follow up, jumping with all his might to block the shot.

They're really working hard.

very serious.

He truly deserves to be called a defensive stalwart of "DPOY" caliber.

However... it was still not enough in the face of absolute strength and talent. Su Yan caught the ball and flew up, passing Artest who was lunging at him from the side.

"boom!"

He slammed home a one-handed dunk despite the block.

A powerful dunk over a former DPOY.

But... the fans are already used to it.

In the next round, at the top of the right arc, five feet beyond the three-point line, he suddenly stopped, stepped back, and drew back like an arrow, shooting towards the sky.

"Shh!"

Hollow hit.

He made a layup like he was carrying a bomb.

Indulge in the silky smooth pull rod.

An unreasonable three-pointer from beyond the arc.

Su Yan's three offensive moves weren't many, but each one was extremely effective.

Make the opponent unable to cope.

Su Yan returned to his home court, and his performance improved rather than decreased, remaining on fire.

With Curry leading the way and the role players also in good form, the Knicks seem poised to rediscover the form they showed in Games 1 and 2.

They really need to take down the Lakers in one fell swoop.

However... things are not as simple as they seem; at the very least, "Black Mamba" Kobe will not allow the Knicks to win.

With a back-to-the-basket move and dream-like footwork, Kobe shook off Wilson Chandler and launched a turnaround fadeaway jumper.

"Shh!"

hit.

Kobe accelerated with a push-off, his first step was lightning fast, leaving David Lee completely out of the way, and he pulled up for a jump shot in the low post.

"Shh!"

Hit again.

Kobe, after using a screen to get around Su Yan, charged in on the right wing, facing a two-man attack from Wilson and Tyson.

Meteor in stride.

Catch the ball and make a layup.

"boom!"

A reverse dunk after dodging a block showcased his kaleidoscopic offensive skills.

No solution.

With his desire to win at its peak, Kobe's efficiency was impeccable as long as he avoided Su Yan, giving the Knicks a real headache.

of course.

In terms of individual efficiency and scoring explosiveness alone.

Kobe is not as good as Su Yan.

But... the Lakers are not fighting alone, even though players like Curry and David Lee have regained their form after returning to their home court.

But the raw talent of players like Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom, and Andrew Bynum is undeniable, regardless of whether it's home or away.

All of them are above the Knicks' role players.

A fierce battle ensued.

The first quarter is over.

[Knicks 24:28 Lakers]

Even at home, the Knicks were down by 4 points, a situation that gave the home fans a sense of unease.

Next section.

Substitute rotation.

All the fans in the arena focused their attention on McGrady, hoping he would have another breakout performance to help Su Yan and the Knicks.

Can it work?

McGrady was very confident and attacked hard for two consecutive possessions, once with a smooth pull-up jumper and once with a drive to the basket.

Have?

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

He missed both of his layups.

"Can not be done."

"Tracy was ultimately ruined by injuries; you can't expect him to keep exploding and keep 'returning to his peak' all the time."

He has done a very good job.

"Yes, Tracy did her best!"

"Even if Su Yan scores 60 points and becomes a 'superhero' by himself, it's still not enough!"

He needs to put in a little more effort.

Stephen, can't you step up and help Su Yan?

"No matter who it is, as long as we can field another surprise player, as long as they can relieve some of the scoring pressure on Su Yan, we will definitely win the game!"

"..."

The home fans, filled with worry yet also with prayer, channeled all their negative emotions into giving the players their loudest cheers.

The home advantage... is really strong.

Curry?!

Curry played to his usual standard, but he is, after all, a rookie, and he is too inexperienced on the Finals stage.

Being able to play normally is already very good.

Forcing an outburst... was truly difficult for him.

On the Lakers bench.

Kobe kept his eyes on McGrady, and seeing that he wasn't in the same "peak form" as in the previous game, he breathed a sigh of relief.

He knows all too well how strong "peak McGrady" was.

That's the kind of thing he doesn't want to see at all.

So, there's no other way?

Are the Lakers' thugs going to widen the gap even further?!

With both the starters and reserves consistently losing, it's tantamount to slow suicide. Could it be... the Knicks are going to lose?!

Will we see a decisive Game 7?

That's how it seems, but... the charm of basketball lies in its unpredictability.

Especially in the playoffs, where everyone fights with everything they have, it always seems like someone can step up.

Last time it was "T-Mac" McGrady, tonight it's... "The Answer" Allen Iverson.