Back in 84, he became Jordan’s lifelong enemy!

Chapter 101: Force King, it was you who forced me to activate Wushuang!

"Snapped!"

"Wow!! The Celtics gave the SuperSonics a blow at the beginning. Kevin (McHale) and Robert (Parrish) teamed up to block Tom Chambers, and the two ghosts hit the goal. The opponent’s first attack.”

"The Celtics were counterattacking. HOHO, they were actually intercepted by Al Wood during the advance. They counterattacked with a backhand, but as soon as Tim McCormick received the ball, he was destroyed by Larry. Bottom line.”

"In just a few seconds, the two sides started a fierce offensive and defensive battle. It was indeed a super battle for the top spot in the Eastern and Western Conferences."

In the first minute of the game at the North Shore Garden Arena, there were bursts of exclamations from on-site commentator Dick Stockton.

Neither side has scored a point on the field, but the intensity is comparable to that of the playoffs.

The home fans, who were also howling passionately as the Celtics repeatedly blocked the SuperSonics' defense, seemed to be putting pressure on the visiting team in this way.

After Bird destroyed the ball, the SuperSonics received the ball again. Dick Stockton took advantage of this time and looked at his partner Tom Heinsohn with a smile, "Tom, these two teams have already started fighting. It’s so exciting, can you predict the next direction of the game? Who has a greater chance of winning?”

"Needless to say, Dick? The Celtics are the defending champions, and the SuperSonics are just a re-formed team for the new season. They are challengers. The strength of the challengers' lineup cannot match the balanced and powerful overall strength of the Kings. Compare."

Tom Heinsohn is a Celtic legend, so he naturally favors the home team for no reason.

In the 56s and 57s, he and Bill Russell created a super dynasty for the Celtics: eight consecutive championships (in fact, he only won the first seven consecutive championships, and the eighth championship has been retired), and another / A single championship in the season, he was one of the super giants at the time and the most effective helper of the King of the Ring.

After retiring, he served as the head coach of the Celtics and led the team to two championships in the 73/74 and 75/76 seasons. His achievements were as good as those of the King of the Rings.

His status and influence in the club is even higher than that of Lord of the Rings.

Because he was white, it was much easier for local fans to accept him than Lord of the Rings.

After leaving the coaching position, he still played for the Celtics in some form. For example, he became a must-invited special commentator for the Celtics on CBS TV.

In the future, he will also be the full-time host of the North Shore Garden Arena, commentating on home games on a daily basis.

He has been tied to the Celtics for almost his entire life, and his treatment at the club is countless times better than that of the Lord of the Rings in Boston.

The King of the Rings won eight consecutive championships and nine championships for the Celtics as a player, and also led the team to two consecutive championships as head coach.

A total of eleven championships were brought to the club.

But still didn't get any respect from local fans.

When he left the position of head coach, he quickly fled Boston. For a time, he became the general manager and head coach of the SuperSonics, and had nothing to do with the Celtics anymore.

Compared to Heinsohn, Russell's treatment at the Celtics was too miserable and desolate.

"However, the opponent is Su Wen, a young player who can score more than 50 points in a single game at any time." Dick Stockton was not as optimistic as Heinsohn. "If the Celtics can't restrict him, they can always do it." It could capsize.”

"The Celtics are a very strong team on both offense and defense, one of the best in the league, and very balanced." Heinsohn's inner disdain for Stockton's suggestion that the Celtics could capsize at any time due to Souvenir. , but with a smile on his face, "Su can't defeat them alone."

"Just like that Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls."

This season, the Chicago Bulls played a total of three games with the Boston Celtics, losing two and winning one.

Jordan himself broke out in every game and was very efficient in every game. He averaged 35 points in three games, but in the end he could only lead the team to win one game.

This has proven that no matter how strong one person is, he cannot defeat the Celtics.

Heinsohn has such confidence and confidence!

Because they are the defending champions, have an extremely strong lineup, and are among the top three teams in the league in offense and defense.

Su Wen is very strong, often scoring 50+ points, and the SuperSonics record he leads is on par with them.

But in his opinion, except for Su Wen and Chambers, no one in the SuperSonics can pose a threat to the Celtics.

凯尔特人除了大鸟，还有场均20+9的麦克海尔，场均18+11的酋长罗伯特·帕里什，场均16+4+7的丹尼斯·约翰逊，以及场均13+4+5的丹尼·安吉。

Even if Suvin and Chambers can compete with Big Bird and McHale, the Sonics will not be able to compete with the other three.

他直接无视了本赛季在超音速拥有苏文的情形下，还可以场均8.3分4.1篮板3.6助攻的艾尔·伍德和场均7.5分8.3篮板2.4助攻1.1封盖的麦考密克。

Not to mention Brad Davis, who averaged only 5.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game.

"That's right, that's right! Like Tom, I don't think that kid alone can defeat us!"

"No matter how powerful he is, he can only stand up to the sky with 50+. Can 50+ defeat us? What's more, we still have Larry!"

"I never thought a rookie could pose any threat to us."

The fans sitting closest to him agreed with his words and expressed their opinions one after another.

In their hearts, they affirmed Su Wen. Even if they made all sorts of rude remarks to each other, they still recognized this boy in their hearts.

But they were so proud that they would not admit that Su Wen could defeat them on his own.

Who are they?

They are the powerful defending champion Celtics, but how can a Chinese kid beat this wealthy team that has created an unprecedented eight consecutive championship dynasties?

"Let's continue reading." Stockton only smiled and did not refute.

The SuperSonics sent the ball, and under the interaction of the two commentators, the offense was once again disintegrated by the Celtics.

Chambers failed to beat McHale, and was interfered with again. The two sides switched offense and defense.

Chambers is as tall as McHale, and the former may be better in terms of athleticism, but the latter has a monster-like 244cm wingspan.

To defend him, you only need to be firm and interfere from time to time, which will have the effect of death coiling. The defense will make Chambers extremely uncomfortable and there is no room for activation.

After the offensive and defensive transition, the Celtics entered a positional battle. After some internal and external conduction, Larry Bird shot the basketball.

He opened the scoring for the team. After making the shot, he just glanced at Su Wen who was leading the defense. Without saying anything, he just smiled suddenly and turned around to leave.

Laughing hairy?

Su Wen was puzzled by his smile and didn't understand its meaning.

Back on the offensive end, Su Wen wanted to catch the ball, but Bird stuck close to him, not giving him a chance to easily free his hand. As a last resort, Su Wen stepped forward to receive the ball and finally broke away.

After taking the ball from Chambers, he took the ball and cut inside without saying a word.

Bird immediately got on top of him and held him firmly against him.

Seeing how close he was, Su Wen suddenly stopped where he was, then changed sides and struck again.

Bird couldn't adjust in time and was thrown away several positions in an instant.

But he was not in a hurry, because there was Dennis Johnson behind him.

After he lost his position, the latter abandoned Wood and made up for it.

But what he didn't expect was that Su Wen pulled up before he could get into position and sent the ball to Wood, who ended the attack.

Wood lived up to expectations and succeeded in shooting from the spot.

2:2 level!

Although both sides scored one goal each, it took one minute of game time.

Everything seemed to be going well, but it was very difficult. The two teams were very intense from the beginning, and the confrontation was very fierce. They were going back and forth, and they played very tough.

For example, when McHale wanted to hit the basket, Chambers was almost wrapped around him, pushing hard against him.

McHale turned back and forth, but was still tightly guarded. He couldn't find a chance to take action and could only redistribute the ball.

As soon as Bird received the ball, he was also attacked by Su Wen. His best long-distance shooting was tightly covered by Su Wen's super long wingspan, and his lower body was also supported by Su Wen. It was extremely uncomfortable and forced Give up the offense and pass to Parrish.

McCormick may not be good at the offensive end, but he works very hard on defense. He successfully prevented Parrish's little hook and grabbed the rebound.

Su Wen took the basketball from his hand, pushed forward, reached near the midline, and handed it back to Davis.

Davis took two steps forward and handed it back to Su Wen.

Su Wen glanced at Bird, who was looking at him eagerly, and then smiled.

"???"

Bird, who didn't expect that he would also be hit in the face by the boomerang, was just wondering when Su Wen suddenly appeared.

In an instant, Bird was thrown away completely and went straight to the inside.

Just as McHale was about to make up the defense, Suvin stopped, grabbed the ball's hand, and pretended to pass to Chambers, frightening the former and turned to look at Chambers.

The next second he was stunned. Chambers didn't catch the ball at all, and the basketball was still in Su Wen's hand.

When he turned to look at Su Wen again, the basketball had already been thrown out by the latter.

"Shh!"

Basketball hollow into the net.

Shit!

It was actually a fake move.

McHale, who was deceived, left in frustration.

Little did he know that this was not the last time he would be deceived.

In the next attack, Su Wen broke into the basket and looked like he was going for a layup. After tricking him into jumping up to block the shot, he suddenly pulled back and made a backhand layup from the other side of the basket.

This series of offensive moves was like a dreamy dance step, smooth and without warning, making McHale's scalp numb.

What a nimble pace!

He looked hard at Su Wen and was shocked by the latter's dancing-like way of attacking the frame.

After another shot, Su Wen ignored him, walked straight past Big Bird, and asked with side eyes: "Larry, how about we compete to score?"

"Let's have fun while you're at it!"

Bird didn't want to be led into the ditch by him at all.

It wasn't that he thought he couldn't beat the opponent, but that he clearly knew what Su Wen was up to.

Doesn't this mean that he will be trapped in individual singles and separated from the team? What kind of fart can this be?

But he didn't mind tricking Su Wen. He smiled and said, "Do you still want to get 50+ from us?"

"Stop dreaming, kid, you can't do it."

Bird said rather disdainfully: "We are not the 76ers, nor the Bulls, nor the Mavericks!"

"You can't do it with us, you'll never be able to do it!"

It must be said that his counterattack was very powerful. He immediately took advantage of a rookie like Su Wen who had a strong desire to perform and stimulated the other party to find ways to prove himself.

Then he quietly let Su Wen suffer his own consequences.

If Danzi is that stupid young man, or if he really falls into this trap, he will definitely prove himself and slap Big Bird in the face.

But who is Su Wen?

He is an enhanced version of Jordan. Even though he knows the trap, he will go down to see it himself and use his own ability to climb up.

He will use a more decisive method than Jordan to beat the big bird to his heart.

Don't you want me to activate personal mode, break away from the team attack, and fall into a singles trap?

Then I will follow your wishes and activate the unparalleled mode.

Su Wen had never felt so full of fighting spirit as he did tonight.

Tonight, before the game even started, he was humiliated by the fans and he didn't even have that much fighting spirit.

But if he were to open Wushuang in front of the king, he thought it would be very interesting.

He really wanted to see what the pressure king would say after the game?

He thought to himself, that's what he did.

The first two attacks made him feel that he felt pretty good tonight, and he gained the confidence to give it a try.

After the Celtics chief finally hit a shot over McCormick, he took the ball from half court and started right away.

Bird, who had been staring at him closely, was about to defend himself, but he didn't expect Su Wen to be so determined and fast, like a gust of wind, speeding past him and reaching the penalty area in the blink of an eye.

Seeing that Parrish was about to pounce, Su Wen pulled it up and threw it without saying a word.

"Shh!"

Accurate basketball hit.

In the next minute, he received the ball and faced Bird's entanglement. He took a step forward, opened up the space, quickly dropped the ball, and cut in while dribbling.

Bird had already defended well and followed him all the way to the inside. Su Wen still used his faster speed to open up a few positions.

Entering the basket, McHale took up the position, raised his hands high, and defended tightly.

Su Wen suddenly took a step back and opened a few steps away from him before collecting the ball and shooting.

"Shh!"

Hit again!

In the fourth minute, Su Wen led Bird into the penalty area without the ball. After getting a cover from McCormick, he slipped into the basket, took Chambers' pass, and hit the basket with a backhand.

In the fourth and a half minutes, he took over the rebound grabbed by Chambers, made rapid progress, and rushed forward alone. Relying on his pure speed, he got rid of Danny Ainge and completed a one-stop layup.

For more than four consecutive minutes, he scored 12+ points with sudden shots, directly shutting down the Celtics.

When his coach KC Jones called a timeout, Bird took a deep look at Su Wen. There was no expression on his face, but he began to feel uneasy inside.

Isn't this guy's hit rate too high?

How unreasonable!

Is our defense that bad?

Yes, their defense is not bad. Even KC Jones couldn't criticize him during the timeout. He could only continue to emphasize the protection of the basket and not allow Su Wen to break in so easily.

Back on the court, the defensive treatment Su Wen received became even more intense.

Bird didn't intend to give him too much room to break through and kept sticking close.

However, Chambers' screen on the first ball shattered his calculations.

Chambers blocked him behind him and went down with Su Wen, tricking McHale who came up to cover, and the latter completed the score.

"Fourteen points, Larry!"

When Su Wen passed by Bird, he said with a smile: "Guard me quickly, guard me quickly, otherwise, I will feel very boring."

Damn it, am I not guarding you?

Su Wen's words directly stung Bird's nerves.

He was about to say something to disgust the other person, but Su Wen spoke first.

The latter pretended to search around for someone, and while searching, he asked: "Larry, where are you? Why didn't I see you?"

This disgusts Bird so much!

OK!

OK!

Rookie, you managed to piss me off!

Bird glared at Su Wen hatefully and walked away angrily.

Returning to the offensive end, he took a step back under Su Wen's defense, widened the distance between him and the opponent, and then shot.

"Shh!"

Watching the basketball go into the basket, Bird glanced at Su Wen, snorted coldly, and left without saying anything.

But Su Wen's counterattack came quickly.

After entering the frontcourt and cutting inside, he took the ball from Wood and shot toward him.

After the basketball got into the net, Su Wen smiled brightly and said, "Larry, are your shots as good as mine?"

Handsome Nima coins!

Larry Bird didn't answer, returned to the frontcourt, and then became furious.

In order to retaliate quickly, he ignored Su Wen's defense and took action angrily. Unfortunately, Su Wen interfered with the basketball and got stuck on the edge of the basket.

Chambers grabbed the rebound and threw it to Davis. The latter seemed to sense Su Wen's strong fighting spirit and passed it quickly to the latter's hands without stopping too much.

After catching the ball, Su Wen got up unscrupulously and jumped up directly facing Bird on the spot, as if he was sitting in the air, leaning back and shooting.

Bird was already very close and his hands were stretched out, completely blocking Su Wen's sight.

But Su Wenhao still sent the ball into the basket unreasonably.

Before Bird could perform, his other teammates couldn't stand it, and Danny Ainge took the initiative to double-team.

Who would have thought that in the next round, Su Wen would rush in from the middle without waiting for the two of them to double-team, and in an instant, he would pass through their double-team and enter the penalty area.

"Shh!"

Su Wen entered the penalty area and hit another shot without waiting for others to come up.

In the next round, Danny Ainge struck early. When Su Wen just received the ball, he rushed over, trying to hold the opponent in place and force him to handle the ball as soon as possible.

However, Su Wen suddenly turned around, rushed in from Bird's side, and immediately got rid of them and entered the basket.

At this time he encountered not only McHale, but also Dennis Johnson.

Despite this, Su Wen stepped into the bottom of the basket and flew into the air. Relying on his extraordinary jumping and explosive power, he instantly left their blocked area and shot.

"Shh!"

The basketball still slides into the net pocket crisply.

McHale couldn't stand it anymore. When Su Wen rushed to the basket with the ball in the next minute, he became bold and rushed towards Su Wen.

Su Wen saw that he was coming fiercely, so he immediately stopped where he was and took action first.

"Shh!"

"Snapped!"

"Di!"

The sound of the basketball entering the net, the sound of McHale slapping Suvin's arm, and the referee's whistle sounded at the same time.

What followed was Su Wen's protective action after he fell to the ground.

He actually retracted his hand instantly after shooting, covered his face with his arm, and hit forward.

When McHale hit his arm, his arm also hit McHale's face accurately as he fell on top of him.

"boom!"

After he encountered a brutal foul, while protecting himself, he also did not forget to counterattack. It was simply amazing.

However, the referee did not see it. He only caught McHale's foul and blew the whistle. Su Wen's swing was not noticed in time.

After McHale stood up, he rubbed his forehead in pain, complained to the referee, and glared at Su Wen fiercely.

Su Wen also stared at him, with a faint smile on his face, full of provocation.

(End of this chapter)