February...

To the dismay of every team in the league, their "hard times" were still ongoing.

On February 1st, the NBA officially announced the winners for the first month of the new millennium.

In January, Shaquille O'Neal, who averaged 36.5 points, 16.5 rebounds, 4.1 assists, and 3.3 blocks per game, finally broke Su Feng's monopoly on the monthly MVP award.

And at the same time, this also made this season's regular season...

"I know I didn't get selected because my skills weren't enough to impress the judges. I'll keep working hard."

Listening to Nash's answer and sensing the dejection in his words, Su Feng pretended to be angry and said, "What do you mean, 'to comfort you'?

Do you think I was comforting you just now?

Oh, damn it!

Steve, I never expected that's how you saw me.

Honestly, I never thought that Steve, who is stronger than John Stockton in my mind, would be such an insecure player.

Because he actually thinks his skills aren't enough to get into the All-Star game!"

Nash: "..."

Seriously, even though he felt like Su Feng was just trying to coax him, Nash felt like there were tears welling up in his eyes.

"Su... do you really think so?" Nash asked curiously, looking at Su Feng.

"Of course! In my mind, even ten John Stocktons aren't worthy of carrying your shoes!

You are the best point guard in the NBA in my eyes!

The reason you didn't make this year's All-Star roster is simply because the judges are blind," Su Feng said to Nash with a straight face.

"Su... thank you!"

Watching Su Feng constantly defend him, Nash felt that the assists he had given Su Feng during his tryout in Phoenix hadn't been for nothing.

And after noticing that Nash had bought his words, Su Feng smiled and said, "Although you don't have a chance to participate in the All-Star Game this year, Steve, don't forget that there's still the Sixth Man of the Year award waiting for you."

"Yeah! I'll work hard!" Nash replied after taking a big bite of his food, determined to repay Su Feng with his all.

Tsk!

Perfect!

Looking at Nash in a good mood, Su Feng knew that he had eliminated another potential hidden danger for the Raptors.

Honestly, in Su Feng's opinion, a versatile leader like him was simply incomparable to Shaquille O'Neal.

So...

It was time to use his strength to tell that stupid shark who the king of this era was!

On the 9th, after defeating the Bucks on the road, Su Feng officially embarked on a journey to Oakland with the Raptors' All-Star players.

On the plane to Oakland, while holding the future King of Oakland, Stephen Curry, in his arms, Su Feng teased him, "Stephen, who do you think will win this year's slam dunk contest?"

"Um..."

After struggling internally for a while, Stephen Curry, determined to follow his heart, finally resisted Su Feng's temptation of snacks and looked up to answer, "Uncle Vince will win!"

Su Feng: "..."

To be honest, for a moment, Su Feng really wanted to ask the flight attendant if they could open the plane and throw Stephen Curry out.

However, considering that such behavior was a bit inhumane...

So, after ruffling little Curry's head, Su Feng added another "crime" to Stephen Curry's list in his little notebook.

Just you wait, Stephen!

If you have a chance to win the MVP and championship before I retire, then I'll admit defeat!

In this life, if I don't let you experience the script that LeBron got, then my name isn't Su Feng!

"Sure enough, LeBron is still cuter."

Pinching Curry's little face, Su Feng said with emotion at that moment.

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ps: Regarding the previous chapter and the recent plot issues, Qiao still has that sentence, there is really no chapter in my book that is superfluous. Many invisible details, Qiao has already hidden them in the "water text links" you mentioned, so wait until I write the season summary, and then discuss with you why I use this kind of writing. Chu, Bi Xin, asking for tickets!

ps2: The late update, it's Lei!