Two players are guarding Su Yan.
The Lakers' two best perimeter defenders are guarding Su Yan.
But they've been doing it since the start of the game and don't seem to plan on a third player double-teaming.
Just like Kobe said.
Two players cornering Su Yan, one DPOY, one First Team All-Defense, is already a very high level of defensive intensity.
Can Su Yan still score?
Then so be it.
There's nothing that can be done.
Su Yan is not polite at all. From two meters beyond the three-point line, he glances at the basket.
Kobe and Artest both tense up.
Su Yan glances again. Artest decisively lunges, ready to block at any moment.
"Swish!"
Now's the time.
Su Yan accelerates like lightning, using a change of pace to shake off Artest and charge towards the basket with Kobe.
The two charge to the right low post.
Under the basket, Humphries and Bynum stare intently, while Paul locks down the Knicks' second-leading scorer on the perimeter: Curry.
Su Yan? ... He decisively gives Kobe an extremely heavy bump, knocking him aside.
"Screech!"
A pull-up jump shot.
Su Yan doesn't take another step back, even though that would have created a better shooting opportunity.
But it would also give Artest time to catch up.
"Clang!"
Unfortunately, it misses.
Su Yan isn't a robot; he can't make every shot, which is normal.
Fortunately...
The "rebound monster" Chandler secures the rebound and throws it out to Curry.
He passes it back to Su Yan again.
Finding Su Yan, who has already cut out from off-ball, for another three-point opportunity?!
"Bad!"
Artest cries out that it's not good.
Kobe says nothing, lowers his head, and accelerates out, with Paul on the wing also chasing.
Su Yan looks at the basket and shoots unhurriedly, but