But at this mont, soone needed to step up and score, he had no choice but to be that soone...
Shit!
Really feel like taking a dump!
The tension made his sphincter keep contracting, giving him the urge to relieve himself.
No, I can’t back down!
I must endure!
Paul Pierce gritted his teeth as he received the ball, but Su Wan saw it all.
When he signaled with his hand and Ray Allen passed the ball towards him, Su Wan made his move. Like a leopard that had been crouching for a long ti, he rushed out, intercepting the ball in an instant.
"Bang!"
Like a "Jet" gliding low to the ground, Su Wan completed the score with a single-handed slamd dunk.
All the Celtics could do was to watch Su Wan’s silhouette, panting heavily while shaking their heads slightly.
Freak!
Total freak!
It was not like there were no players who could compete with them this season.
But...
This was the Eastern Conference Finals!
And it was already Ga 6 of the series.
Su Wan had put on a "superstar" performance in every ga.
As for the first ga of the series and tonight’s ga, his "God-like performance" was even more phenonal, that presence on the court really made one shake their head.
To have such a guy as an opponent.
It’s really too unfortunate!
The final 2 minutes...
Now, the pressure on the Celtics seed to beco tangible frost; their movents on the court looked so sluggish as if an "Old Car" was creaking and wobbling, just waiting to receive that Deadly Blow!
But at this mont, Ray Allen stood up, caught the ball, turned around, kicked his legs out, and completed the action in one breath.
The ball...
Swished through the net!
The point difference changed again by 5 points!
God knows how excited Rivers was, his hoarse voice scread into a "dolphin sound":
"Nice!!!!!"
At that mont, in his heart, Ray Allen was "the greatest assassin in history"!
That goal was so crucial!
However, in the next play, Su Wan imdiately replied with a three-pointer outside the arc, forcing Rivers to call his final tiout.
Su Wan’s score for the final quarter had reached 20 points with that shot.
The arena’s DJ could no longer contain himself and played Su Wan’s signature BGM "Extre Ways"!
Now, whenever this song played in Conseco Arena, it was sure to cause a "tsunami-like uproar."
This mont...
Directly turned into a "tsunami"!
"Agent 99" was defusing the "bomb" to the limit again!
Su Wan, taking a towel passed by a staff mber, wiped the sweat off his head.
As the staff mber took back the towel, it suddenly felt much heavier.
Rick Carlisle had guessed right about Rivers’s offensive arrangent after the tiout.
Kevin Garnett had just received the ball at the high post when he was double-tead by Su Wan and Randolph; twisting his body to look for Pierce, he couldn’t spot him at all, and the only person left open was...
Rajon Rondo!
Rondo, receiving the ball, hesitated for a mont.
?
So it’s ?
He hesitated, unsure whether to make a breakthrough or take the shot directly.
This look of indecision reminded Su Wan of LeBron.
This is how a person who lacks confidence in shooting looks.
"Clang," the offense missed.
"Heh!"
Kevin Garnett really fought hard, stumbling to secure the offensive rebound, but as soon as he got his hands on it, Su Wan stole it away in a flash.
Quickly launching the counterattack, Su Wan spurred his horse and brandished his lance, charging forward, breaking through everyone and sending the ball into the basket.
Tied!
Now the montum had completely shifted to the Pacers’ side.
Their tough defense allowed them to hold on in the following play.
The Celtics began to double-team Su Wan without regard for the consequences. Facing a "four-man Open Space," Su Wan still chose to pass the ball to Randolph in the interior.
"Clang!"
"Beep!"
The ball didn’t go in, but Randolph drew a foul from Perkins.
Not easy, after all six gas of the series, this was only the second ti Randolph managed to get Perkins fouled.
Perkins was clearly desperate.
If not for the pressure of the tie score, he wouldn’t have acted so hastily.
"Clang!"
"Swish!"
The Conseco Arena let out a sigh when Randolph missed the first free throw, but luckily, Randolph withstood the pressure and hit the second.
As he shot the free throws, Rivers constantly adjusted the Celtics’ lineup on the court.
With a re 13.4 seconds of ga ti left and without any tiouts left for the Celtics to inbound the ball from the backcourt, Rivers could only set up tactics then.
Rick Carlisle did the sa.
Although he still had tiouts, at this point, it was better not to call them.
Then, the referee’s whistle blew, and the ga officially resud. Playing it safe, the Pacers did not imdiately converge for a double-team but waited for Rajon Rondo to quickly cross the half-court with the ball.
seconds left, plenty of ti.
Su Wan’s eyes still only showed his thirst for victory, no other emotions were visible.
But at that mont, he heard the system’s reminder:
His physical fitness had hit the limit!
With only 10 seconds remaining, the system would automatically exit "The zone" mode.
Damn...
Su Wan instantly gritted his teeth.
Now, not only were the Celtics racing against ti, but he was racing against ti as well.
10!
9!
8!
Amid the countdown echoing in his mind, Su Wan, using his incredibly clear brain, assessed the Celtics’ ball path.
Would Paul Pierce receive the ball?
No, that’s not right...
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