"Beep, beep."
As the whistle blew, the game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Toronto Raptors officially began.
The ball popped into the air.
Big Z got to it first and tipped it back toward the backcourt, giving the Cleveland Cavaliers their first possession of the game.
Eric Snow scooped up the ball and quickly dribbled across half court.
As soon as they crossed half court, Larry Hughes ran to the left corner to set a screen for Su Yi.
Su Yi used the screen and headed toward the three-point line on the left wing.
"Switch!"
Anthony Parker, caught behind the screen, immediately called out.
Jorge Garbajosa rushed toward Su Yi at once.
The moment Su Yi reached the three-point line on the left wing, Eric Snow reacted quickly and fired him the ball.
Su Yi caught it cleanly and immediately went into his shooting motion.
Not a chance you're getting that shot off!
Jorge Garbajosa leaped high, arms spread wide like a giant net, trying to block Su Yi's shot.
The next second, his pupils contracted.
Su Yi hadn't jumped. He'd only given a slight pump fake, but that was enough to send the charging Jorge Garbajosa flying past him.
Su Yi then dribbled one step to the left, evading Garbajosa's contest and creating a completely open three-point opportunity.
He bent his knees slightly, sprang up, hung in the air, and kicked out his legs, releasing the ball with picture-perfect form.
The ball traced a beautiful arc through the air.
Swish.
It dropped neatly through the hoop. Three points.
The score was 3–0!
"Woooooo!"
The entire Quick Loan Center Arena erupted. The fans went wild, cheering Su Yi's three-pointer. "Su!" "Su!" "Su!" ...
In the eyes of Cleveland Cavaliers fans, if the Eastern All-Stars didn't know how to appreciate