Assault! Double Burst! Three-pointers Rain!

Where's Su Yan?!

His offensive opportunity wasn't great; he could force it, but... the game had just started, no need to rush.

"Whoosh!"

He drove in, completely drawing the attention of the two big men. Then, seeing Kobe and Artest double-teaming him from behind.

He swung the ball wide, finding Curry in the left corner. Curry caught the ball and immediately pulled up for another three-pointer.

Extremely confident.

Decisive.

This was exactly the situation Su Yan and the coach wanted to see!

This time?!

"Swish!"

With a beautiful swishing sound!

The ball pierced the net, swishing in.

Even with the score, the Lakers could accept it. As long as Su Yan wasn't scoring, their "grind it out" strategy would be successful.

They believed they would win the game in the end.

But was that the case?

Not at all.

9 minutes and 32 seconds.

From the left wing, a step beyond the three-point line, Curry once again received a pass, getting an open look.

Of course...

This wasn't a chance created by Su Yan's first pass, but rather after two or three ball movements, it reached Curry.

Su Yan was drawing the attention of at least three defenders.

This made it very easy for the Knicks to move the ball, and... the risk was extremely low, almost impossible to get stolen.

As for the finishing touches.

George and Tony Allen drove to the basket, Chandler finished with dunks, everyone was scoring in the most efficient way possible.

If there was an opportunity, they attacked.

If not, they kicked it out to Curry for a three-pointer, or even beyond.

It didn't seem like a high-percentage shot.

But that was Curry's offense.

This time, it was another near-open look. Curry was very confident and shot decisively!

Like practice.

Curry gave himself a