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After the game, sports media reporters were buzzing again, all rushing to report that Su Yi had scored 40 points in three quarters and led his team to a 106–85, 21-point blowout over the Toronto Raptors.
Su Yi's fans were even more ecstatic. They had been furious about how the All-Star selection had treated him, but in the very first game after the All-Star break, Su Yi had personally taken down his first "enemy" on the court—Chris Bosh.
It felt incredible.
In the fans' eyes, Su Yi's career was one satisfying revenge story after another.
Anyone who upset him got taught a harsh lesson on the court right away.
First LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, and now Chris Bosh.
Some fans had even given Su Yi a nickname: the 2003 draft class's nemesis.
Meanwhile, with plenty of "ammunition" at their disposal, Su Yi's fans went wild on social media:
"When Su God makes a move, the whole Raptors team trembles! Bosh looked green in the face during his postgame interview!"
"Zero points in the All-Star Game? So what? He dropped 40 in the very