Because in the next match, you will stand up, I believe in you!

When the second half resumed, Su Yi still chose to trust his teammates, repeatedly driving and kicking the ball out, but his teammates' shooting touch still hadn't warmed up.

The clangs of missed shots echoed throughout Quick Loan Center Arena.

Quite a few Cleveland Cavaliers fans couldn't help but cover their foreheads. They had never expected everyone besides Su Yi to be playing so poorly!

Fortunately, the Los Angeles Lakers hadn't capitalized on the opportunity either. The score remained 58–50, with the Los Angeles Lakers still leading by 8.

Seeing this, Su Yi's gaze changed. He was going to do it himself.

On the first possession, he held the ball at the top of the arc. Facing Ron Artest, he strung together several crossovers before accelerating toward the right side.

Pau Gasol quickly rotated over to help.

But before Gasol could fully get into position, Su Yi suddenly stopped, rose into the air, hung there, and released a mid-range shot.

The ball traced a beautiful arc through the air.

Swish.

The ball dropped cleanly into the basket.

Good!

The score became 52–58, cutting the deficit back to 6.

The Los Angeles Lakers went on offense. After Fisher brought the ball across half court, Kobe immediately held out his hand for it.

After receiving the pass, Kobe backed Su Yi down, faking repeatedly in an attempt to throw him off before quickly spinning into a fadeaway jumper the next second.

Su Yi reacted extremely quickly. He pushed off hard with both feet, rose straight up, fully extended his arm, and his fingertips nearly touched the ball.

The ball sailed over Su Yi's fingers toward the basket.

Swish.

The ball fell flawlessly into the basket.

An answer bucket from Kobe!

The score became 52–60, and the gap returned to 8.

Damn it!