EBE 461 Jordan is watching!
461 Jordan is watching!
He then completed a spectacular dunk in mid-air, slamming the ball into the basket.
This earth-shattering performance sent the entire audience into a frenzy, with cheers and applause erupting one after another.
Su Hao's amazing feat not only demonstrated his outstanding physical qualities and skills, but also his tenacious fighting spirit.
When his teammate was about to make a mistake, he decisively stepped forward and scored with his extraordinary physical abilities.
This shot gave the Bobcats players, who were already ignited with fighting spirit, an unprecedented shock.
"Is this guy even human? He intercepted the ball from such a height, and that's not all, he easily put it in the net! Is there no one on Earth who can stop him?" Barkley exclaimed.
"Earthlings are finding it hard to stop him now; only Superman can stop him to some extent! But the Bobcats don't have Superman, so they're destined not to achieve much in today's game!" Miller laughed.
At some point, Jordan, the owner of the Bobcats, appeared in the seat next to the Bobcats' bench.
Is this a mission to oversee operations on-site?
Just then, Su Hao's attack was also spotted by Jordan.
Watching the match up close, he clearly recognized just how formidable the young man before him was.
It's a pity that his team doesn't have such a player.
If they had a player as formidable as Su Hao, they wouldn't need to think about tanking every season.
Go and get the first few picks in the draft lottery for the season.
The fans at the stadium were in high spirits, thankful that they hadn't missed the game.
Even though they bought expensive tickets, they said it was well worth it.
Because they saw the match content they wanted to see.
I witnessed Su Hao's amazing dunking performance.
Although the home team, the Bobcats, played rather poorly, it didn't dampen their enthusiasm for watching the game.
Jordan stood stiffly on the sidelines, and it had been a long time since he had seen the arena packed with fans.
If it weren't for the Clippers' arrival, there would probably still be many empty seats in the arena today.
At this moment, the match was still in full swing.
Seeing their owner personally overseeing the game, the Bobcats players were immediately energized, as if injected with new strength.
Augustin had the ball on the perimeter, but faced with Rasul Butler's tight defense, he did not launch a direct attack.
Instead, he cleverly chose to pass the ball to Walker again.
After receiving the ball, Walker decided to try to shoot another three-pointer, but this time David Lee was the one guarding him.
Given David Lee's significant height advantage, forcing a three-point shot could present him with considerable difficulty.
However, Walker did not back down. He gestured to Maggette on the other side, asking him to come forward and assist with the pick-and-roll play.
With the help of his teammates, Walker successfully dribbled the ball to the vicinity of the free throw line and quickly executed a clever floater.
The ball traced a beautiful arc in the air and landed perfectly in the basket.
Judging from the current situation, Walker's touch is quite excellent.
However, as a rookie on the team, it is indeed enviable that he gets so many shot opportunities at the beginning of the game.
However, this also reflects the team's trust and expectations of him.
The Clippers did not slow their offensive pace after their successful score.
Gordon received the ball from his teammate and quickly moved to the three-point line.
At this moment, the Bobcats' defenders were not yet fully in position, and Gordon passed the ball into the paint without hesitation, accurately delivering it to Su Hao.
The atmosphere on the court became tense, and all the Clippers players stood outside the three-point line in unison, quietly waiting for Su Hao to launch this attack.
Diop, who was responsible for defending Su Hao under the basket, looked extremely nervous.
He knew very well that his strength was unlikely to pose an effective threat to Su Hao's attack.
However, he was now in a dilemma.
On one hand, owner Jordan was watching the game from the sidelines, and he knew the importance of this game and that it could not be taken lightly; on the other hand, he was simply unable to withstand Su Hao's formidable strength.
Just as Su Hao turned around to dunk, Diop knew he couldn't stop him, so he decisively reached out and grabbed Su Hao's arm tightly, committing a foul in a simple and direct way to try to stop Su Hao from scoring.
The referee immediately blew his whistle, clearly ruling that Diop had committed a defensive foul.
After Su Hao was fouled, the referee did not consider it a shooting foul, but rather a regular foul.
The Clippers retained possession of the ball and reorganized their offense.
Su Hao smiled and shook his head, feeling somewhat dissatisfied with Diop's foul, but also understanding the other party's predicament.
At this moment, the Clippers coach called a timeout, and the players gathered around.
The coach patted Su Hao on the shoulder and comforted him, "Don't worry about it. None of their players can stop you from scoring inside. They can't foul you like that all game. They won't be able to hold out for long!"
Su Hao nodded. He knew the other party's intention; they simply wanted to stop him from attacking the basket.
Fortunately, the referee did not call a shooting foul, but after this foul, the Bobcats had reached their foul limit.
If they continue to foul Su Hao like that, he'll have to go to the free-throw line.
Diop looked extremely dejected as he returned to the bench. He glanced at Jordan not far away, then looked at the head coach.
He said, "Coach, I had no other choice. Su Hao is really hard to defend, I have no other options! This is the only way I can stop him from dunking!"
The Bobcats' head coach's expression remained unchanged upon hearing this.
He knew his players had truly given their all, and his pre-match remarks to the owner were simply to encourage the players to take the game seriously.
After all, this was a nationwide live broadcast.
There are only a few times a season, and they are all games against the Clippers.
They need to seize this opportunity to show everyone the sportsmanship of their players, and that they are not just tanking to fight for the number one draft pick, as rumored online.
"It's alright. In the upcoming games, you just need to do your job. You don't need to force yourself to go head-to-head with Su Hao! Stay calm, don't panic!" the head coach said calmly.
The timeout ends and the game resumes.
The first quarter was almost over, with only one minute remaining.
Gordon inbounds the ball from the outside, and it ends up in Curry's hands.