The Cleveland Cavaliers with a Cold Touch

With a sharp smack.

Roy Hibbert got to the ball first, tipping it back into his own backcourt as the Cleveland Cavaliers gained the first possession of the game.

George Hill scooped up the ball and slowly dribbled it across half court.

Although this was already his second trip to the Finals, the second time was completely different from the first. The first time, he had merely been a bench player, only needing to make the most of his minutes in the rotation. But now?

He was the Cleveland Cavaliers' starting point guard!

The moment he crossed half court, George Hill immediately passed the ball to Su Yi at the top of the arc.

Su Yi caught the ball cleanly. Ron Artest did not press up on him right away, instead leaving a step of space while his eyes stayed locked on Su Yi's every movement.

Seeing that, Su Yi gave a probing step, but Ron Artest remained unmoved.

The next second, Su Yi suddenly rose straight up and launched a three from a meter beyond the arc!

He was shooting already?

Ron Artest had not expected Su Yi to take the first shot of the game like that. He hurriedly lunged at him, but he was too late!

The ball sailed over his head toward the basket.

Swish.

The ball dropped smoothly into the hoop.

Three-pointer!

3–0!

Su Yi put his team on the board first.

"Ahhhhhh!"

In an instant, the entire Quick Loan Center Arena erupted, the fans throughout the stadium screaming, "MVP! MVP! MVP!"...

Amid the deafening cheers, the visiting Los Angeles Lakers inbounded from the backcourt. The ball went to Fisher, who dribbled it across half court.

But before Fisher could even cross half court, George Hill came charging at him, applying intense defensive pressure.

However,