"Last game, he went 5-for-18 and lost, so everyone trashed Su. This game, he went 12-for-20 and won. Why aren't they praising him now? What a double standard!"
"Coach Brown has a reason for making Su the centerpiece—the team scores more efficiently when he has the ball than when someone else hogs it."
"Su can have the ball and win games. Someone else can have it and just pad his stats. Who matters more to the team?"
"Both shot 12-for-20, but Su won and LeBron lost. It's obvious who was exposed."
"Rich Paul's money comes through fast. When Su plays badly, he's all over the trending topics. When LeBron falls apart, it's all peace and quiet."
"What else can LeBron's camp do besides pay off the media? Su's letting his game do the talking."
"Last game, they trashed Su for dragging the team down. Now that they've won, suddenly it's a team effort? Does your face hurt from that flip?"
"Next time, LeBron's camp should just pay off the other team. It'd work better than paying off the media."
The confidence Su Yi had given them meant his fans had plenty of ammunition. They fired one shot after another right into the faces of LeBron stans.
Ever since Su Yi led the Cleveland Cavaliers to victory over the Sacramento Kings, the LeBron stans had vanished. None of them dared show their faces or say a word.
Su Yi understood it perfectly well.
Whenever LeBron James played well, they came out in droves to praise him. When he didn't, every last one of them played dead.
Even if you cursed LeBron James to hell and back, they still wouldn't come to his rescue.
Simply put, LeBron stans were a selfish bunch who only cared about their own interests.
Otherwise, why