pinnacle of basketball

Chapter 446 Preparing for the All-Star Battle

Mu Chenfeng's success in being selected as an All-Star should have been something to be happy about, but Su Mengyao couldn't be happier.

She knows that the All-Star is an important affirmation for a player, being able to become 400/1 of more than 24 players is a double recognition of strength and popularity, but Mu Chenfeng will participate in six competitions in five days, which will definitely make him feel tired, and will have a serious impact on the Heat's subsequent game arrangements.

Just when Mu Chenfeng was in high spirits, Su Mengyao decided to give him a little reminder.

Regarding basketball, Su Mengyao never interfered. From high school to the later NCAA and now to the current professional league, Su Mengyao has always accompanied Mu Chenfeng as a behind-the-scenes role. She never expressed her own opinions and views on Mu Chenfeng's basketball career. Even though she had a lot to say in her heart, she tried her best to endure it.

But this time, she had no choice but to speak up, because she had never seen Mu Chenfeng like this before. Being selected as an All-Star allowed him to breathe with pride, and he wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to slap the league in the face in front of fans all over the world in order to avenge his "conspiracy".

In order to achieve good results in the All-Star individual competition, Mu Chenfeng has to train on the basketball court until late almost every day. Three-pointers, skill practice, dunking styles, and one-on-one with the trainer, these things completely fill Mu Chenfeng's life. Even when he was with Su Mengyao, his mind was full of All-Star-related things, and his mind was no longer on the regular season.

Mu Chenfeng now only wants to shine in his first All-Star Game. He doesn't want to be Lillard's second. He has only one goal for the events he participates in: the championship.

"Feng, is the All-Star Game really that important?" Su Mengyao asked softly. After all, for a professional player, the final O'Brien Cup is a lifelong pursuit. Many players have never won the championship. Miami fans.

Mu Chenfeng paused for a moment, and then shot another three-pointer. This was the last of his 60 shots within 25 seconds. The basketball went into the basket. He made 25 of his 21 shots from beyond the three-point line and only missed 4 shots. He felt pretty good. If it was the final of the All-Star three-point contest just now, this result would be enough to guarantee him the championship.

Even the trainer expressed emotion that Mu Chenfeng is one of the "most comprehensive" players he has ever seen, because he hit 21 three-pointers, because he completed all the items in the skill challenge in only 27 seconds, because he completed a 360-hand change dunk under the crotch, and because he made a zero block in the heads-up with the trainer.

The training results of all the events seemed to tell Su Mengyao that Mu Chenfeng could definitely win the championship in these events.

How much Mu Chenfeng attaches importance to this All-Star Game is fully reflected in his training results. He earnestly completes every training task and stabilizes his results at a level that can at least compete for the championship. He always spares no effort to run on the field, just to prove it to the world.

He is fully equipped to participate in six events, and not just participate.

"Which do you think is more important, the All-Star or the championship?" Su Mengyao asked.

"It's equally important." Mu Chenfeng seemed to know that Su Mengyao would ask himself, so when Su Mengyao asked himself, he blurted out, "I want to prove myself in the All-Star Game, and I also want to win the championship. There is no conflict between the two."

Mu Chenfeng seems to have found a balance between the All-Star and the champion, and as a mature professional player, he knows what he is doing.

Although the outside world has speculated that even if Mu Chenfeng participates in all six events, he will not achieve any results, because in each individual event this year, he has selected very strong players. It is not easy for Mu Chenfeng to stand out from these people.

In the rookie game, the two teams each have 12 players, for a total of 24 players.

Three-point contest with 8 players participating.

In the dunk contest, 8 players participated.

A skill contest with 8 players participating.

Singles match, 10 players compete.

All-Star Game, 24 players participated.

This also means that Mu Chenfeng has 76 opponents in this All-Star, and these 76 opponents are all at the top level of the league.

Mu Chenfeng didn't completely regard this as a game, he hoped to measure his own strength by competing with the top players in the league.

After Mu Chenfeng explained his game plan to Su Mengyao, Su Mengyao finally understood why Mu Chenfeng did this, and through the results in training, he could also know that Mu Chenfeng's current state is quite good. If it can be extended to the All-Star Game two days later, it is not impossible to win some personal honors.

The trainer analyzed to Mu Chenfeng the strength of his opponents in each event in detail through videos and materials.

In the rookie challenge that started first, Mu Chenfeng had many "opponents". Felix, Oscar, Jackson, Enzo Ronnie, Kyle Terry, Qiu Fei and other rookies will compete with Mu Chenfeng. Since the rookie challenge takes the form of a "first-year and second-year confrontation match", Mu Chenfeng can form a team with his former NCAA opponents and teammates to fight against the second-year rookies.

The most famous player among the second-year rookies is Jay Thompson from the New Orleans Pelicans. This super second-year player has been firmly established as the leader of the team in his first year in the league. 24.8 blocks, third in the league.

The all-round performance made Thompson Mu Chenfeng's biggest opponent in the Rookie Challenge. If Mu Chenfeng wants to win the game and win the MVP trophy, he must first pass Thompson.

In the regular season, the Heat and the Pelicans had a match record, but Thompson was absent in that game due to injury, and the Heat took away a 23-point victory without bloodshed. The outside world was arguing that if Thompson was there, the Pelicans would never lose so badly, and he would never allow his team to swallow a fiasco.

Although the Pelicans have a poor record, they are full of resilience. In the 41 regular season games that have ended, the Pelicans have lost a total of 23 games, but in these 23 games, only one game lost in double digits. The rest of the games The Pelicans have lost in single digits.

(End of this chapter)