Chapter 175 Imposing

At the end of the first half, the Raptors led the Knicks 64-50.

In a fiery performance, Su Feng made 13 of 19 shots, including 5 of 7 three-pointers and 4 of 4 free throws, scoring 35 points in the first half, along with 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block.

In the late 90s, getting a triple-double while scoring high in the NBA was very difficult...

So, during halftime, commentators on major American TV stations were most concerned about whether Su Feng could put up a "50+ super triple-double" tonight.

To date, there have only been six "50+ triple-doubles" in NBA history.

Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain each contributed two of them.

The other two were contributed by Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Knicks legend Richie Guerin, respectively.

It is worth mentioning that Richie Guerin, who scored 50 points, 11 assists, and 13 rebounds in an NBA game in 1962 while wearing a Knicks jersey, was also in attendance tonight.

So, during halftime, the mischievous host went to the old man and asked for his opinion on Su Feng's performance tonight.

After pondering for a moment, Richie Guerin sighed, "Back when I was playing, the NBA rarely had players like Su who possessed both a strong physique and great speed.

Maybe in many people's eyes, basketball has always been a sport dominated and ruled by American players.

But now, it seems to me that we should change that view."

After retiring, Richie Guerin, who had long served as a Knicks commentator, had experienced both the era of the Black and White Double Stars and Michael Jordan's era.

Therefore, although his evaluation was not explicit, after hearing Guerin's evaluation, many people had already begun to think that Su Feng was the No. 1 player of this era.

There was no other way...

Unlike ordinary international players, like other international players, such as the future Nowitzki, even if he won...

On TNT, Smith took the lead in shouting, "What is unstoppable?

This is unstoppable!"

Madison Square Garden, this "basketball mecca" no longer has the concept of "traitor" because now, when Su Feng has the ball, if you don't applaud or cheer, then you are probably the "traitor" of this arena.

And Britney, who doesn't understand basketball much, received at least ten compliments from the people around her, such as "Your boyfriend is really good."

...

On the court, after the two teams played for another two minutes, Su Feng successfully got his ninth assist of the night through a "perfect" breakthrough pass.

And coming back, while defending, he also conveniently picked up his 11th rebound of the night.

In the stands, watching Su Feng on the court about to complete a triple-double, the fans in the arena cooperated and left their seats.

Unfortunately, Carter, who received the pass from Su Feng, failed to make the shot.

So, feeling that they had wasted a wave of emotion, the Knicks fans booed a few times before returning to their seats.

However, the ups and downs of life come so quickly.

On the court, the basketball that Carter bounced off the rim was successfully grabbed by Su Feng, and then, just as the fans in the arena were still complaining about why Carter didn't make the shot, Su Feng suddenly passed the ball to Big Ben.

Bang!

This was Big Ben's first score of the night, and it was also Su Feng's 10th assist of the night.

84 to 62.

Su Feng, who had achieved his second triple-double of his career, didn't have much of an expression, but Big Ben, who was excited on the side, had already rushed towards him.

Bang!

Oh, well...

If it weren't for Su Feng's solid build...

Being hit by Big Ben like that would be crippling even if you didn't die.

On TNT, watching Su Feng score another triple-double, Smith smiled and said, "Tonight, Su has proven to the world that he is not only an excellent scorer, but he can also be an excellent point guard."

And on the side, Smith's commentary partner Derek originally wanted to refute Smith.

But unfortunately, Su Feng's performance tonight was indeed too good to criticize.

It has to be said that the Underworld tactic is truly terrifying.

Because even a player like Su Feng, whose organizational ability is just barely passable, can brush out a triple-double through the Underworld tactic.

Of course, a tactic like the Raptors' is difficult for other teams to imitate.

After all, in this era, to let Carter and McGrady be tools...

Who knows how insane the Raptors' roster is.

And on the court, after achieving the triple-double, Su Feng no longer insisted on feeding his teammates.

Tonight, he was in excellent form, the kind where he could make any shot he took.

Therefore, after achieving the triple-double, on the court, the Raptors' classic desperate tactic came.

Madison Square Garden, as Su Feng held up four fingers, on the sidelines, Van Gundy felt like he had seen this scene somewhere before...

Tsk!

Wasn't this the ultimate tactic that the Raptors used to fight for their lives in the playoffs against the Knicks last season?

But...

Why did Davis suddenly use his ultimate move when he was leading by 20 points?

Is it a decline in morality, or a distortion of human nature?

On the court, Su Feng quickly gave Van Gundy the answer.

Swish!

Sprewell was desperate.

Because he was only a little away from poking Su Feng's eyes out with that shot.

However...

The basketball still went into the net.

In his previous life, many players had had this feeling when facing the Four Great Shooting Guards.

Even if your defense is good, as long as these four guys don't miss, then you can't do anything about them.

And among them, especially Kobe and McGrady, when these two guys pull up for a jumper, it's useless even if you use the so-called face-covering technique.

In addition, there is a famous little-known fact in the NBA.

That is, Battier is one of Kobe's favorite players to play against.

In Su Feng's previous life, in Battier's career record against Kobe, Kobe averaged 28.4 points per game, and he had also scored 50+ three times against Battier.

In short, the so-called face-covering technique is purely for psychological comfort when facing Su Feng's kind of pull-up jumper.

Because if the two-motion shooting style was so easy to crack, then "Old Rogue" wouldn't have continued to dominate the league for many years in the later stages of his career.

The reason why a unique skill is a unique skill is because once you cultivate it to perfection, then these moves are unstoppable.

And on the court, just as Sprewell, who was made to doubt himself by Su Feng's accuracy, was cursing in his heart, suddenly, Van Gundy on the sidelines wanted to call the police...

Because on the court...

The Raptors started playing full-court press!

Touching his bald head, Van Gundy really couldn't figure out what kind of hatred he had with Davis.

And on the Raptors' side, Van Gundy might not believe it if he said it...

It wasn't that he had a feud with the Raptors...

It was just that the Raptors were racing against time.

Because the Raptors were already leading by a large margin, there wasn't much time left for Su Feng to perform in this game.

Therefore, the Raptors didn't have time to continue to slowly grind in the half-court with the Knicks.

And now, the Knicks players, who were not prepared for this, were stunned.

Especially Van Gundy's own son, Ward.

He was responsible for dribbling the ball and was already thinking about how to deal with the media after the game...

But who would have thought that the Raptors would suddenly raise the intensity of this game to the playoff level?

On the court, in a panic, Ward couldn't even get past half-court before McGrady stole the ball from his hands.

This season, not only has he performed well on the offensive end, but in fact, after being beaten by Su Feng for many years, Su Feng believes that McGrady's defense has the strength to be in the All-Defensive Team.

Bang!

On the court, with McGrady's assist, Su Feng successfully scored his 45th point of the night with a one-handed dunk.

And as the MVP chants rang out again throughout the arena...

Watching Su Feng's aloof expression after landing, McGrady smiled bitterly in his heart.

Because if he could...

He also wanted to play like Su Feng.

Of course, McGrady, who knew that he was still a nobody, didn't tell anyone about his bold idea.

On the court, after actively stepping forward to bump chests with Su Feng to celebrate, McGrady smiled at Su Feng and said, "Go get 50 points!"

Su Feng nodded, and on the side, Carter, who didn't know when he had come over, said with a look of disapproval:

"50 points is nothing great. If I took that many shots, I could even get 60 points."

McGrady: "..."

Su Feng: "..."

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ps: Note 1, the score order was written incorrectly before. The Knicks are the home team, so the score should be at the end.

ps2: Good evening, everyone!