"Yan God" is Special!

"Beep beep!"

Coach Mike D'Antoni called a timeout.

He pressed Curry onto the bench, fully aware that when a shooter's touch is off, they just can't make shots.

You can't force it.

He still believed in Curry, but he also needed Curry to take a breather and readjust.

"My bad!"

Curry raised his hand, taking responsibility.

Even though he played exceptionally well in the first half, he wouldn't pass the blame now that he was playing poorly.

"It's alright!"

Coach D'Antoni waved his hand, unconcerned. "This is normal. You must be tired.

Rest a bit. For the decisive battle in the final quarter, we still need your three-point shot!"

"Understood, Coach!"

Curry nodded heavily. "I'll adjust as quickly as possible."

On the other side, the Lakers' substitute bench...

The tense expressions on everyone's faces finally relaxed a bit.

"Hoo..."

Paul let out a long breath. "This is more like it. This is the finals level Stephen should be playing at!

If they play like this, we'll have a chance.

Our strategy of [grinding down Su Yan] will work!"

"Yes, yes."

Humphries nodded emphatically.

"COME ON!"

Artest exclaimed excitedly, "Stephen was so explosive in the first half, and then so lackluster in the second.

It seems his three-pointer isn't that stable.

Does that mean Su Yan's three-pointer won't always be stable either? If his touch also declines, can we win the game easily?"

"Theoretically, yes!"

Kobe nodded noncommittally, then added, "But Su Yan is special.

His three-point shot is extremely stable.

Stephen's three-point shot is already quite stable, but... Su Yan is even more stable, more formidable, and more accurate.

Basically, if you give him an opportunity, he will hit the three-pointer and punish you severely.

So...

Don't expect Su Yan to have cold shooting nights, at least don't fantasize about