NBA: The Hulk's talent has female celebrities going wild.

Chapter 165 Your trash chapters only excite me more!

The Jazz's "devil's home court" has brought in a lot of external factors.

This allowed them to win repeatedly despite their overall strength not being particularly great.

The winner is the king and the loser is the bandit.

Without violating the rules of basketball.

As long as you can win, anything you do is justified.

This is the strength of the Jazz's "devil's home court," and it's also why the Jazz players are confident in ending the Clippers' 20-game winning streak.

"boom!"

Amidst the deafening cheers of the home crowd, the warm-up ended, and the starting lineups for both sides began to take the field.

Utah Jazz starting lineup: Point Guard: Deron Williams, Shooting Guard: Brewer, Small Forward: Andrei Kirilenko, Power Forward: Boozer, Center: Mehmet Okur.

Los Angeles Clippers Starting Lineup: Point Guard: Curry, Shooting Guard: Gordon, Small Forward: Rasoul, Power Forward: David Lee, Center: Su Hao.

"Jumpball!"

A contest for the ball between Okur and Suho.

In their first match of the season, Okur was completely outmatched by Su Hao.

Even in their own formidable home ground.

Oku was also extremely flustered when facing Su Hao; he had to be fully focused.

I never thought I could beat Su Hao.

Hopefully, he won't hold the team back too much when facing off against Su Hao.

"Snapped!"

Su Hao stretched out his long arm and jumped lightly, as if he hadn't jumped at all, swatting the basketball away before Okur could react.

Curry receives the ball and advances the ball, usually initiating the Clippers' first offensive possession of the game.

"Huh~"

"Where did this elementary school student come from? How dare you play in an NBA game? Who gave you the courage?!"

"A softie who can only shoot three-pointers from the outside!"

"You're such a weakling who falls over at the slightest touch. The NBA is no good for you. You should go back to Davidson College and play student basketball!"

"..."

Curry hasn't even attacked yet.

He was just dribbling the ball forward when he was met with a lot of ridicule and abuse from the fans in the stands right from the start of the game.

"???"

Curry was in a real bind.

What's the meaning? !

I haven't even played yet, and you're already putting so much pressure on me? You're already berating me like this?!

Is it really that strong?!

Curry was a little confused.

Every sentence, every single one, subtly influences Curry's mindset, causing it to gradually change.

just now.

He undoubtedly wanted to prove himself, that he wasn't a coward, and that shooting three-pointers from the outside wasn't something to be ashamed of.

Is that a drive or a three-pointer?!

Curry was conflicted and hesitant, and hesitation leads to defeat.

Su Hao had clearly secured his position under the basket and was calling for the ball, but Curry was on the perimeter, facing Kirilenko's defense, and unleashed a long-range three-pointer.

To know.

Kirilenko's defense is in the top 10 of the DPOY list, so such a forced shot is very unwise.

Curry's three-pointer didn't even touch the rim.

Three things to avoid!!!

"Huh~"

"With just a little defense, they won't even touch the rim!"

"Without Su Hao's cover, Stephen Curry is nothing, completely useless!"

"With this level of skill, how dare he be called one of the Davidson Twins alongside Su Hao?"

That's absolutely hilarious!

"That's it? Go home and farm!"

"..."

Curry was met with a barrage of taunts and insults from Jazz fans after his first three-point attempt missed.

The sound was piercing to the bone.

Every word is heartbreaking.

"cut!"

Curry, who is still considered to have a "small heart," gradually became unhappy after hearing too much about it, and his mentality deteriorated without him realizing it.

That's the magic of the Jazz's "devil's home court".

"Calm down, Stephen. You played well, your shots were reasonable, and this is the offensive rhythm you should be playing."

Jazz fans are deliberately trying to mess with your mentality; that's the Jazz's "devilish home court." You need to learn to adjust and adapt.

Coach Dunleavy noticed that Curry wasn't in good form and quickly went to the sidelines to comfort him.

"What the heck? You can comfort people too!"

"I don't know what the point of a coach's existence is if he only knows how to act according to the players' moods!"

"Without 'Hulk' Su Hao, you're just trash!"

"Give that damn ball to Su Hao. No need for fancy tactics. Just yell like that every game."

"That's all?!"

"I can do it myself!"

"Hahaha... What else would you like!"

"..."

Curry was criticized because he was playing a game on the court, which is understandable.

Dunleavy is a coach.

He too was doomed.

If you can mess up a team's coach's mentality, that team's overall offense will definitely decline a lot.

Why wouldn't Jazz fans be happy to do that?

"Humph!"

Coach Dunleavy listened to the words that belittled him yet seemed to contain a hint of factual, targeted sarcasm.

He was also unhappy inside.

But he was a seasoned veteran who had been in the league for many years, and he understood that the Jazz fans were just playing mind games.

He groaned and took several deep breaths, trying to calm himself down.

On the field.

"boom!"

Su Hao protected Gordon's missed three-pointer, took the ball and passed it to Okur, knocking him aside.

then.

Just like in his season opener, he ignored Boozer's defense and slammed the ball into the basket over his head.

"Huh~"

Su Hao once again took on two opponents under the basket, dunking over an All-Star power forward with style and dominance.

But the sighs of the Jazz fans still lingered.

"Sure enough, the big guy only knows how to attack under the basket and relies solely on his physical talent!"

"You can only make a living off your youth!"

"That's right."

NBA players only have a few years of physical talent. If they don't hone their skills and just rely on their physique, they won't survive in this league for many years.

They'll be eliminated from the league very soon!

"They might stay strong for two or three years, then quickly go soft, fall from grace, and become a nobody on the fringes!"

"Work on refining your skills and developing your shooting ability. There's no future in just being a brute!"

"..."

Even though he was just a rookie, Su Hao, who had put on an incredible performance, could not escape his fate.

Indiscriminately attacking people.

Jazz fans are united in their efforts to disrupt their opponents' mentality.

If once doesn't work, then try twice.

If it doesn't work twice, then keep going for one session, until you're completely frustrated and lose all focus.

Only then will they stop.

The trash talk, the sighs, and the targeted mockery from 2 fans.

Getting all mixed up like that really messes with your mindset.

Players with a "tough heart" mentality are really easily broken down by criticism.

Therefore, at the Jazz's home court, you can often see players arguing with fans, and there are even urges to fight.

but.

Su Hao is different; he is full of confidence in his physical talent and current abilities.

Also.

A person who has memories of two lifetimes and has died once already possesses a very strong mental fortitude.

Such trash talk won't affect Su Hao's mindset at all; on the contrary, it will only make him more excited!

"It would be quite amusing to shut someone up who's being so aggressive!"