Chapter 1 Tonight

Tonight, facing the energetic Wade, Su Feng was very fortunate...

Fortunately, his aging body could still "barely" keep up with Wade's rhythm.

You must know that tonight, Wade was serious about scoring a basket in front of him that would earn him a 10-point rating.

However, as the most friendly senior in the league to rookies...

In Su Feng's opinion, if he allowed Wade to succeed on the court so easily...

Then for Wade himself, he might stagnate from then on because success came too easily.

Therefore...

Do you know how difficult it was for Su Feng tonight to temper Wade?

He was clearly an old man.

Yet he still had to be like a little alarm clock on the court, defending the Heat's interior with his flesh and blood.

Tell me, is there any justice left in this world?

Is there any law?

On the court, after the timeout, the game continued.

The Hawks had possession.

In order to relieve Wade's pressure, Woodson put Lou back on the court after this timeout.

At the top of the arc, Ginobili didn't expect Lou's inconspicuous speed to be so fast.

After crossing Ginobili's defensive zone with a crossover...

Lou, who also sported cornrows...

At this moment, it was as if Allen Iverson's soul had possessed him!

He is light!

He is electricity!

He is the only myth!

At the same time...

He is also Su Feng's "my.super.star"!

Pa!

In the restricted area, facing Lou who came to deliver a block, how could Su Feng refuse his kindness?

After a quick turn and leap...

Su Feng used his left hand to shatter Lou's basketball dream with a slap!

Bro!

It's already 2005, what are you still doing in the NBA?

Look...

In order to let Lou recognize himself sooner and retire early to become a coach, Su Feng's block seemed ordinary, but it actually contained a deep meaning.

It's just that on the sidelines...

The Hawks cheerleader girl, who had suffered a critical hit from Su Feng a few minutes ago, probably never dreamed that...

Her pair of "weapons" would once again suffer a critical hit from Su Feng!

Bang!

On the scene, when the close-up lens was given to this aggrieved cheerleader girl...

The LSPs (lecherous men) in front of the TV all lamented that Su Feng was their good brother.

Because it's not that they wanted to stare at the girl's chest.

But they were concerned about whether this girl was injured.

Smith of TNT said, "This is Su's sixth block in the second quarter!

Although the official data shows that he is only 198 centimeters tall.

But tonight, the Hawks just can't cross his defense!"

On the basketball court, compared with the three main data of scoring, assists, and rebounds, the two data of blocks and steals are more about luck.

Of course, as the current number one player in the basketball world...

Su Feng's blocks certainly couldn't have any luck in them.

On the court, after confirming that the girl who had been hit twice in a row by Su Feng was fine, the Hawks took the baseline ball, with Wade inbounding.

Barnes hit a mid-range jump shot through a baseline ball tactic.

43 to 32.

In fact, according to the Hawks' original tactics, Barnes should have cut to the basket.

But...

Barnes, who had been eating hot pot to the point of vomiting tonight, dared not challenge the interior guarded by Su Feng at this time.

Back on offense, the Heat attacked.

On the wing, Ginobili stepped past Lou.

When guarding small guards like Alston, Lou could use his mobility advantage to entangle him.

But once he encounters a bigger guard like Ginobili, who is a head taller than him...

Then no matter how fast Lou's movement speed is, he can only let him ravage him.

On the court, after breaking into the restricted area, Ginobili used his signature "Argentine copycat version of the Chinese step" to score two points for the Heat.

45 to 32.

While retreating, while scratching Ginobili's head...

At this moment, Su Feng's mind was full of thoughts about his lovely, upright successor.

The Hawks' offensive round.

Wade made a strong cut in the middle and then passed the ball to the Hawks' substitute inside player, Henderson.

As a result...

You might not believe it if I told you.

This forward, who is 206 centimeters tall, chose to finish with a floater!

Not bragging, okay...

If Su Feng was not really only 198 centimeters tall, then he would really suspect that the person standing under the Heat's basket at this moment was the peak version of Hakeem Olajuwon.

No...

Bro!

Do you have to be so cowardly?

On the court, Su Feng looked at Henderson with a look of contempt, missing a block.

Seeing this, after spreading his hands, Henderson, who understood the meaning Su Feng wanted to express to him from his eyes, said with a wry smile: "Sorry... because you jump so high, in order not to waste this offensive opportunity, I can only choose to play like this."

Su Feng: "..."

Okay then...

Since you've said so...

Then in Su Feng's opinion...

He couldn't always be as petty as Shaq.

On the court, it was the Heat's turn to attack.

In the first half of the second quarter, through Su Feng's strong performance on the defensive end, the Heat always maintained their lead.

In the second half, after the two teams gradually regained their main lineups...

Not believing in evil, Smith took the initiative to stand up and became the man who helped Su Feng break the "blocking drought."

As a young hero with a very upright style...

On the court, after receiving Wade's pass, looking at Su Feng who was rotating to his side at that time...

Josh Smith's offensive choice was just headstrong.

After stomping his legs fiercely, holding the basketball in one hand, he Smith was going to be the man who dared to slay the gods tonight!

But...

Just as Smith's tomahawk was about to split Atlanta...

The reactive Su Feng transformed into a superhero, using his hands to save the city!

In this thrilling air battle, Su Feng killed Josh Smith in the air with his seventh block of the game!

"Want to dunk on my head? You're still a hundred years too early."

In the restricted area, after landing on the ground with Smith, Su Feng said with a smile, looking at Smith, who was sitting on the ground.

On the basketball court, it is said that offensive players have good or bad shooting touches.

In fact, defensive players also have good or bad "touches" when defending.

This kind of "touch" is different from the shooting touch...

Just like no matter how good a shot blocker is, he can't guarantee that he will have blocks in every game.

Tonight, Su Feng, who was getting smoother and smoother with his blocks, seemed to be able to foresee the Hawks players' offense on the court in advance.

And as long as he appeared in the right position at the crucial time...

Then Su Feng felt that there was no ball he couldn't block tonight.

At Philips Arena, at the end of the first half, Su Feng, who put his main energy on the defensive end in the second quarter, scored 24 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists, 7 blocks, and 1 steal at the end of the first half.

At the end of the first half, the Heat led 69-51 on the road.

During the intermission, in the TNT studio, Barkley and Smith had already begun to discuss the possibility of Su Feng getting a quadruple-double in this game.

"I think time is likely to be Su's biggest enemy in this game." Because the block data is difficult to predict on the basketball court, after thinking rationally, Smith said.

And Barkley on the side also thought Smith was right.

Because according to the trend of this game...

Next...

There is not much time left for Su Feng.

Back then, Larry Bird, who had 32 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and 9 steals in the first three quarters, missed the opportunity to get a quadruple-double on the NBA stage because the team had blown the game open after three quarters, right?

In the visiting team's locker room, while reminding Su Feng to brush blocks like Marcus Camby in the second half, Riley also reminded the other Heat players that as long as Su Feng didn't have a chance to block, they must not hesitate to let the Hawks score.

Although Riley suffered a billion points of critical damage from Su Feng at the Denver All-Star Game in February.

But as a coach who likes to watch stars perform on the sidelines, Riley doesn't have the habit of Popovich, Kerr, and others who like to defend their own stars to death.

In Riley's view, super stars playing gorgeous data on the court can not only help the team increase attention, but also, from the side, it can also show that he, Riley's use of Su Feng, has surpassed Davis.

And for Riley's kindness, Su Feng, who was thinking about how to teach Wade to play in the second half, would naturally not refuse.

On the court, after the intermission, the third quarter started with the Heat on offense.

In order to allow Su Feng to leave his energy on the defensive end next...

After receiving Su Feng's pass, Alston did not hesitate.

Swish!

Outside, Alston caught Su Feng's pass and made a clean shot.

72 to 51.

Back on offense, the Hawks had possession.

Because Su Feng failed to return to the interior line in the first time, Haslem also very spiritually adopted an eye defense against Tyronn Lue, who broke to the basket.

72 to 53.

In the first half of the game, Lou, who only made 1 of 5 shots, never expected that his shot would be so easy.

On the other hand, the Heat attacked.

In order to increase the number of defensive rounds for Su Feng, Ariza stood up.

After quickly completing the assist board...

On the court, Ariza even took the initiative to propose to Su Feng on the way back to defense that he would take over the defense against Wade.

"Don't worry, I won't let you down." Looking at Su Feng, Ariza smiled.

Hearing this, Su Feng suddenly felt the love his second leaders had for him.

Look...

What is it called treating people with sincerity, and people will treat me with sincerity?

If Su Feng had treated his second leaders poorly on weekdays...

Then at this time, how could the entire Heat team do their best to help him go down the drain together?

On the court, the Hawks attacked.

After switching defenses with Su Feng, Ariza deliberately left Wade a channel to cut inside during the defense.

In basketball games, this is a common defensive method.

But generally speaking...

The reason why outside players adopt this defensive method on the court is because they have an inside barrier that can protect the basket.

But as for the Heat's restricted area at the moment...

Whether it is Haslem with a height of "203" centimeters, or Su Feng with a height of 198 centimeters, they are obviously not this type of player.

Therefore, Ariza's use of this defensive method in this defensive round...

It was purely to allow Su Feng to get more block opportunities.

However, as an existence with extremely high basketball IQ, how could Wade be fooled?

On the court, after breaking into the restricted area, Wade decisively passed the ball to Pachulia's hands.

But...

Faster than lightning...

Just in this instant, Su Feng appeared in front of Pachulia!

In the restricted area, Pachulia didn't expect that Su Feng would choose to leave Josh Smith open just to destroy his basketball dream.

And although this approach is very Camby-like...

But at Philips Arena...

Su Feng's eighth block of the game...

It's here!

Pa!

On the court, after Su Feng slapped Pachulia's bank shot out of bounds...

Barkley of TNT exclaimed, "Su is only two blocks away from successfully joining the NBA's quadruple-double club!"

And Smith on the side added: "If he can really do it, then he will become the first outside player in the NBA to get a 'block quadruple-double'!"

On the court, after Su Feng's block once again caused bursts of exclamations at the scene, the Hawks inbounded the ball.

Adhering to the Heat players' creed of decisively letting the Hawks players attack as long as Su Feng doesn't have a chance to block, they didn't do too much interference with Wade's mid-range shot next.

72 to 55.

And back on offense...

Ariza had just passed halftime when he received Su Feng's pass, and he completed a unreasonable quick shot like Klay in the future.

This attack took the Heat less than 6 seconds from initiation to completion.

And at this moment, did Ariza care whether the ball went in?

As long as he could create a shooting opportunity for Su Feng.

Then in Ariza's view, he had successfully completed his task.

Clang!

On the court, Wade picked up the rebound.

And the jowly guy, who originally wanted to slow down the rhythm of the game, also stepped on the gas and rushed to the Heat's interior after noticing the Heat's messy defense.

72 to 57.

On the sidelines, Riley was delighted to see Wade's unrestrained one-stop posture.

To be honest...

Even if there was no fourth quarter tonight, he Riley would have racked his brains to get Su Feng to play a fourth quarter!

It was the Heat's turn to attack.

Still completed within 7 seconds.

It's just that this time it was Butler taking the shot in the corner.

However...

What made Riley feel frustrated was...

This ball from Butler...

It actually went in!

75 to 57!

Barkley of TNT, who had not been able to understand the Heat's tactical intentions, lamented: "This is the Heat...

They will never waver their shooting choices on the court because of the first two shots not going in!"

On the court, the Hawks attacked.

Wade wiped past Ariza on the outside and hit a mid-range shot.

75 to 59.

Having learned his lesson, Wade had reduced the number of times he attacked the basket since the second half of the second quarter.

Although Wade really wanted to score a basket in front of Su Feng tonight that could get Su Feng a 10-point rating...

But this didn't mean that Wade would keep challenging Su Feng, who was in full defensive form tonight, like a fool.

On the court, it was the Heat's turn to attack.

Ariza continued to choose to force a shot from beyond the three-point line.

But what made Riley feel desperate was...

This ball...

It actually went in again!

78 to 59!

Are you all playing with me here?

We agreed that everyone would work together to get Su Feng a fourth quarter, right?