Chapter 532: Beaten senseless.
“Long live Chen Huan!”
“Chen Huan, you’re the best!”
“You’re the best!”
A burst of cheering in Chinese was heard over the silent arena.
It was from those hundreds of Chinese fans.
They were also dumbfounded earlier as they didn’t know that Chen Huan was that good.
But they were also the one that reacted the fastest as they jumped up and cheered.
This was the Lakers home court so nobody would bother them about the cheering.
Chen Huan did it like previously and waved his hands and gave them a thumbs up.
His gesture seemed to have ignited the entire arena.
“Wow…”
“Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah!”
The group of girls crazily started to scream again.
This high pitch screaming made Chen Huan feel like the arena may crumble under the ‘earthquake’.
Then someone suddenly rushed over to him and gave him a huge.
“Fuck, bro, you’re too good!” Iverson loudly yelled in Chen Huan’s ear.
Iverson thought he saw himself in his younger days when he saw what Chen Huan did.
Except for the fact he knocked Aminu away, Chen Huan was like him when he was at the peak.
He felt tears coming from his eyes at that moment.
It seemed that his bloodline could possibly continue now…
（￣o￣）. zZ
Chen Huan: Why am I feeling something is weird?
He quickly pushed Iverson away but Kobe and the others quickly rushed over again.
Kobe pressed his hands on Chen Huan’s shoulders and put his forehead on Chen Huan’s and roared, “That’s how you do it Chen Huan! Trash them and the trophy will be ours!”
Alright.
Another crazy thing.
Your mom, this is only the first game of the playoff but the trophy will be yours? Kobe, did you take your medicine today?
But nobody cared about that when they were happy.
Even those bench players ran up to Chen Huan and patted his head while laughing.
Luckily, Chen Huan had short hair or his hairstyle would have already been messed up by now.
Amidst the cheers, the referee Phillips blew the whistle.
The Lakers looked over only to find that the referee was standing near Aminu, who had yet to get up, and blew his whistle to motion the stretcher to come over.
What happened?
Everyone was shocked.
The big screen already replayed multiple times how Chen Huan scored the basket and also showed the painful face on Aminu.
He turned pale and his body was still shaking, almost as if he was unconscious.
In a state like that, it was naturally impossible for him to stand up so the only way was for him to be carried out in a stretcher before seeing what was wrong with him.
Allen Crabbe rushed over to the ref and said, “Mister Referee, I suspect that Chinese player has intentionally hurt one of our players, please watch the replay!”
His words caused the nearby Lakers fans to boo but Phillips and the other two refs nodded and went to the TV as well as consulted with the referee in the replay center.
“No foul!”
“Normal collision!”
“This Chinese player’s body is too strong and knocked Aminu who was on by sheer physicality!”
The referees at the replay center informed.
Phillips and the others also just watched the replay.
After seeing the replay from multiple sides, Phillips didn’t even consult with his colleague before he blew the whistle and motioned to say the offensive possession was valid and no foul was made.
The fans in the arena cheered again.
One thing that had to be mentioned was that there were 18k people in the arena and 16k of them were Lakers fans.
Many fans from the Blazers thought this game would be boring so didn’t come.
The arena cheered very loudly.
The yelling from the Blazers fans were completely drowned and ignored.
The Blazers looked around, what else could they do?
Aminu wouldn’t be back for a while.
They could only do a substitution!
They replaced him with Ed Davis.
Ed Davis was 26 years old and scored less than Aminu but had more rebounds with 7.4 to Aminu’s 6.
His physical prowess was also a bit better than Aminu.
The game continued.
The Blazers was on the offensive.
Their top stars Damian Lillard led the offense this time.
Lillard slowly moved the ball forward and Chen Huan was the one standing in front of him.
However, Lillard no longer looked at Chen Huan with contempt but with a trace of admiration.
But Lillard was still confident in himself as the best rookie of his year as well as being in the second all NBA team while he was 25 years old, his offense was definitely dangerous.
Chen Huan was just an amateur who never played a professional game before and even if he scored a basket by virtue of his great physical prowess, how could he be great on the defensive end?
All he had to do was…
Hm? Where is the ball?
Lillard just lost his focus for a moment and noticed that his hands were empty now. The ball should’ve bounced off the ground or the basket if he shot the ball, not completely disappeared.
Then a gust of wind passed by him.
He looked forward and saw Chen Huan wasn’t there anymore.
Lillard turned around in shock and saw Chen Huan dribbled the ball with one hand before he got under the basket again and jumped up high to do a 180 degree windmill dunk.
4:0!
“Nice!”
Nicholson, who was too late to react last time, jumped up this time and waved his hands at Chen Huan as he said, “You’re too good Chen! Let’s Go! Keep it up! Trash these motherfuckers!”
Under the leadership of the DJ, the crowd also called Chen Huan name in unison.
“Chen…Chen…Chen…”
These foreigners shouldn’t be blamed as they didn’t know how to pronounce Chen Huan and they could already barely manage a single word.
Chen Huan’s expression was still as nonchalant as he came down to the ground.
But then he glanced at Lillard.
Lillard it was a look of indifference as if he was nothing in his eyes.
Fuck!
Lillard had a good temper but even he felt his blood surge after seeing that and almost rushed up to Chen Huan to square up.
Who the hell are you looking at?
Do you know who I am?
I’m a famous NBA superstar, who are you?
If you dare to disrespect your seniors like that, I’ll teach you a lesson!
But Lillard stopped and ran toward the opponent’s court.
It wasn’t only because Chen Huan backed off but also because Crabbe went back to put to start the possession by passing it to McCollum who quickly dribbled toward the Lakers basket.
With an accelerated crossover, he bypassed Iverson before he encountered Kobe.
Kobe wasn’t as good in defense as he got older but if he turned serious, it was still a difficult opposition.
Among NBA elite defenders, Kobe’s name was in it.
He wasn’t as perfect in defense as other people and his offense was better so people overlooked his defense.
McCollum was unable to go forward so he could only turn his back to Kobe and try to push him back.
However, Kobe was as steady as Mount. Tai and didn’t budge at all. The 24 years old McCollum couldn’t move the 37 years old Kobe at all.
Damn it!
You must be doping, right?
How could you still be so strong?
I’m a young man who can push down an old man!?
Helpless, McCollum could only quickly pass it away to Crabbe.
Crabbe didn’t look around and wait but immediately did a fake shot the moment he came up to the three point line. Hibbert jumped in hope to block him but Crabbe threw it with both hands to Lillard who was down running from behind.
Lillard was 45 degree angle from the basket on the three point line.
After catching the ball and without anyone around him, he jumped to shoot the ball.
But when he jumped up, another person next to him also jumped up and it was even higher than him.
Lillard’s mind shook as the other person slapped the ball.
The ball was slapped away.
Lillard tried his best to get the ball back but it was gone.
Chen Huan landed on the ground and threw the ball forward without looking.
The ball landed in front of Iverson who already ran forward so he easily took the ball and started dribbling.
At the Blazers’ half of the court, only Ed Davis followed after him.
But Iverson barely slowed down for a second so how could Ed Davis catch up with him?
So it was easy for Iverson to run up to the basket and make a layup.
6:0!
“WOW…..”
The arena shook with the cheering again.
Byron Scott slapped his legs and lifted his hands into the air in excitement.
Sure enough, Chen Huan lived up to the expectation and played like he would in a training game!
He was just wondering how such a god in a training game would suddenly drop the ball in an official game?
People like that definitely lacked ability to begin with!
It was impossible for someone like Chen Huan to fail!
Nicholson had a bright look on his face.
“This is great!” He turned his head toward Little Buss in excitement, “The Lakers found a goddamn treasure! You’re a genius to be able to get a player like that for 1 million! Hahaha! Offense, defense and passing, he reminds me of both Iverson and Lebron! No! He’s a mix of those two!”
Little Buss was also very happy.
He didn’t doubt Chen Huan’s skills but was afraid that Chen Huan wouldn’t be able to perform at his best.
But he didn’t have to worry at all now. Chen Huan didn’t act like a rookie at all but like experienced superstars that had been playing for 8 or 9 seasons.
As Iverson laughed and hugged Chen Huan and everyone on the team celebrating, the Blazers’ coach Terry Stotts had no choice but to call the first time out of the game.
Only 49 second passed since the game started!
Chapter 532: Beaten senseless.
“Long live Chen Huan!”
“Chen Huan, you’re the best!”
“You’re the best!”
A burst of cheering in Chinese was heard over the silent arena.
It was from those hundreds of Chinese fans.
They were also dumbfounded earlier as they didn’t know that Chen Huan was that good.
But they were also the one that reacted the fastest as they jumped up and cheered.
This was the Lakers home court so nobody would bother them about the cheering.
Chen Huan did it like previously and waved his hands and gave them a thumbs up.
His gesture seemed to have ignited the entire arena.
“Wow…”
“Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah!”
The group of girls crazily started to scream again.
This high pitch screaming made Chen Huan feel like the arena may crumble under the ‘earthquake’.
Then someone suddenly rushed over to him and gave him a huge.
“Fuck, bro, you’re too good!” Iverson loudly yelled in Chen Huan’s ear.
Iverson thought he saw himself in his younger days when he saw what Chen Huan did.
Except for the fact he knocked Aminu away, Chen Huan was like him when he was at the peak.
He felt tears coming from his eyes at that moment.
It seemed that his bloodline could possibly continue now…
（￣o￣）. zZ
Chen Huan: Why am I feeling something is weird?
He quickly pushed Iverson away but Kobe and the others quickly rushed over again.
Kobe pressed his hands on Chen Huan’s shoulders and put his forehead on Chen Huan’s and roared, “That’s how you do it Chen Huan! Trash them and the trophy will be ours!”
Alright.
Another crazy thing.
Your mom, this is only the first game of the playoff but the trophy will be yours? Kobe, did you take your medicine today?
But nobody cared about that when they were happy.
Even those bench players ran up to Chen Huan and patted his head while laughing.
Luckily, Chen Huan had short hair or his hairstyle would have already been messed up by now.
Amidst the cheers, the referee Phillips blew the whistle.
The Lakers looked over only to find that the referee was standing near Aminu, who had yet to get up, and blew his whistle to motion the stretcher to come over.
What happened?
Everyone was shocked.
The big screen already replayed multiple times how Chen Huan scored the basket and also showed the painful face on Aminu.
He turned pale and his body was still shaking, almost as if he was unconscious.
In a state like that, it was naturally impossible for him to stand up so the only way was for him to be carried out in a stretcher before seeing what was wrong with him.
Allen Crabbe rushed over to the ref and said, “Mister Referee, I suspect that Chinese player has intentionally hurt one of our players, please watch the replay!”
His words caused the nearby Lakers fans to boo but Phillips and the other two refs nodded and went to the TV as well as consulted with the referee in the replay center.
“No foul!”
“Normal collision!”
“This Chinese player’s body is too strong and knocked Aminu who was on by sheer physicality!”
The referees at the replay center informed.
Phillips and the others also just watched the replay.
After seeing the replay from multiple sides, Phillips didn’t even consult with his colleague before he blew the whistle and motioned to say the offensive possession was valid and no foul was made.
The fans in the arena cheered again.
One thing that had to be mentioned was that there were 18k people in the arena and 16k of them were Lakers fans.
Many fans from the Blazers thought this game would be boring so didn’t come.
The arena cheered very loudly.
The yelling from the Blazers fans were completely drowned and ignored.
The Blazers looked around, what else could they do?
Aminu wouldn’t be back for a while.
They could only do a substitution!
They replaced him with Ed Davis.
Ed Davis was 26 years old and scored less than Aminu but had more rebounds with 7.4 to Aminu’s 6.
His physical prowess was also a bit better than Aminu.
The game continued.
The Blazers was on the offensive.
Their top stars Damian Lillard led the offense this time.
Lillard slowly moved the ball forward and Chen Huan was the one standing in front of him.
However, Lillard no longer looked at Chen Huan with contempt but with a trace of admiration.
But Lillard was still confident in himself as the best rookie of his year as well as being in the second all NBA team while he was 25 years old, his offense was definitely dangerous.
Chen Huan was just an amateur who never played a professional game before and even if he scored a basket by virtue of his great physical prowess, how could he be great on the defensive end?
All he had to do was…
Hm? Where is the ball?
Lillard just lost his focus for a moment and noticed that his hands were empty now. The ball should’ve bounced off the ground or the basket if he shot the ball, not completely disappeared.
Then a gust of wind passed by him.
He looked forward and saw Chen Huan wasn’t there anymore.
Lillard turned around in shock and saw Chen Huan dribbled the ball with one hand before he got under the basket again and jumped up high to do a 180 degree windmill dunk.
4:0!
“Nice!”
Nicholson, who was too late to react last time, jumped up this time and waved his hands at Chen Huan as he said, “You’re too good Chen! Let’s Go! Keep it up! Trash these motherfuckers!”
Under the leadership of the DJ, the crowd also called Chen Huan name in unison.
“Chen…Chen…Chen…”
These foreigners shouldn’t be blamed as they didn’t know how to pronounce Chen Huan and they could already barely manage a single word.
Chen Huan’s expression was still as nonchalant as he came down to the ground.
But then he glanced at Lillard.
Lillard it was a look of indifference as if he was nothing in his eyes.
Fuck!
Lillard had a good temper but even he felt his blood surge after seeing that and almost rushed up to Chen Huan to square up.
Who the hell are you looking at?
Do you know who I am?
I’m a famous NBA superstar, who are you?
If you dare to disrespect your seniors like that, I’ll teach you a lesson!
But Lillard stopped and ran toward the opponent’s court.
It wasn’t only because Chen Huan backed off but also because Crabbe went back to put to start the possession by passing it to McCollum who quickly dribbled toward the Lakers basket.
With an accelerated crossover, he bypassed Iverson before he encountered Kobe.
Kobe wasn’t as good in defense as he got older but if he turned serious, it was still a difficult opposition.
Among NBA elite defenders, Kobe’s name was in it.
He wasn’t as perfect in defense as other people and his offense was better so people overlooked his defense.
McCollum was unable to go forward so he could only turn his back to Kobe and try to push him back.
However, Kobe was as steady as Mount. Tai and didn’t budge at all. The 24 years old McCollum couldn’t move the 37 years old Kobe at all.
Damn it!
You must be doping, right?
How could you still be so strong?
I’m a young man who can push down an old man!?
Helpless, McCollum could only quickly pass it away to Crabbe.
Crabbe didn’t look around and wait but immediately did a fake shot the moment he came up to the three point line. Hibbert jumped in hope to block him but Crabbe threw it with both hands to Lillard who was down running from behind.
Lillard was 45 degree angle from the basket on the three point line.
After catching the ball and without anyone around him, he jumped to shoot the ball.
But when he jumped up, another person next to him also jumped up and it was even higher than him.
Lillard’s mind shook as the other person slapped the ball.
The ball was slapped away.
Lillard tried his best to get the ball back but it was gone.
Chen Huan landed on the ground and threw the ball forward without looking.
The ball landed in front of Iverson who already ran forward so he easily took the ball and started dribbling.
At the Blazers’ half of the court, only Ed Davis followed after him.
But Iverson barely slowed down for a second so how could Ed Davis catch up with him?
So it was easy for Iverson to run up to the basket and make a layup.
6:0!
“WOW…..”
The arena shook with the cheering again.
Byron Scott slapped his legs and lifted his hands into the air in excitement.
Sure enough, Chen Huan lived up to the expectation and played like he would in a training game!
He was just wondering how such a god in a training game would suddenly drop the ball in an official game?
People like that definitely lacked ability to begin with!
It was impossible for someone like Chen Huan to fail!
Nicholson had a bright look on his face.
“This is great!” He turned his head toward Little Buss in excitement, “The Lakers found a goddamn treasure! You’re a genius to be able to get a player like that for 1 million! Hahaha! Offense, defense and passing, he reminds me of both Iverson and Lebron! No! He’s a mix of those two!”
Little Buss was also very happy.
He didn’t doubt Chen Huan’s skills but was afraid that Chen Huan wouldn’t be able to perform at his best.
But he didn’t have to worry at all now. Chen Huan didn’t act like a rookie at all but like experienced superstars that had been playing for 8 or 9 seasons.
As Iverson laughed and hugged Chen Huan and everyone on the team celebrating, the Blazers’ coach Terry Stotts had no choice but to call the first time out of the game.
Only 49 second passed since the game started!
