NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

[Old Rogue] stepped onto the All-Star Game floor with the blessing of his teammate, the league's new three-point king, Steve Kerr.

At this time, the petty-minded Kerr did not forget to stare fiercely at Hanamichi, who was wearing the same color jersey as the "Old Rogue". The All-Star substitute Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang looked at Hanamichi with resentment.

To be honest, if conditions allowed, the three Bulls players would have wanted to use their eyes to "bang" the red-haired guy a hundred times, and there would be no chance for him to wander freely in front of them so leisurely.

Huadao said: I like the way you can’t stand me but can’t get rid of me!

Seeing that the time was almost up, Hanamichi coughed and said to the "Old Rogue":

"Hey, Michael, I bet your gun's empty!"

[Old Rogue] stared at Hanamichi with a puzzled look on his face, which felt a bit like a "death stare".

"No, what I mean is, I bet you're not the MVP of this All-Star Game!"

[Old Rogue] got anxious when he heard this. Could it be that the red-haired guy in front of him had no moral ethics and wanted to help the enemy?

Hanamichi seemed to know what the "Old Rogue" was thinking, so he said:

"Don't get me wrong, I won't let you down. It's better for the meat to rot in the pot than for outsiders to take it away!"

"I want the victory of the All-Star Game to stay in the Eastern Conference more than you do. What I mean is - without my full help, you can't get the MVP!"

Pi Er on the side laughed and said:

"No way, you mean, if Michael isn't the All-Star MVP, then who else is?"

"Could it be you?"

The old rogue's mood also calmed down, and he smiled nonchalantly:

"Don't worry, I think I'll get the All-Star MVP even without your help. Hey! Don't you agree?"

Hill, Hardaway and Ewing, who were not far away, echoed the sentiment.

"Shit, the old rascal is really colluding!"

However, Hua Dao looked at a figure not far away and smiled strangely:

"Is that so? Then let's wait and see!"

…………

The core player of the current Hornets, Glen Rice, the one Hanamichi is looking at from behind, appeared as a substitute in this All-Star Game.

What this extremely low-key All-Star small forward does is not low-key at all.

He was named the Most Valuable Player during his NCAA days, and the fourth pick in the draft that year was above Hanamichi.

He just won the three-point contest championship last year and was also selected to the All-Star team. This year, he leads the three-point shooter list with a hit rate of 47%.

He ranks third in the scoring list with 26.8 points, only behind Jordan and Karl Malone. Of course, he is now fourth in the list because Hanamichi has averaged 28.7 points per game in the regular season so far.

His value is equivalent to that of the "Kidney Fighter" Mourning, who was traded for a billion-dollar contract, and he also won a championship with the OK combination in the future.

But it was this player who had a richer resume than most stars and who was not low-key in his actions, who did something earth-shattering in this All-Star Game.

That is, he snatched away the All-Star MVP from [Old Rogue], breaking [Old Rogue]'s dream of winning the regular season MVP, All-Star MVP, and Finals FMVP this season.

Hanamichi, Old Rogue, Hill and others started the game and they felt something was very wrong right from the start.

He just played in the All-Star Game last year. At that time, it was not like the commercial mutual promotion model after 2000, nor was it like what Yao Ming said: the All-Star Game is for relaxation.

In this era, there are still many superstars competing against each other in the All-Star Game, but Hanamichi felt from the moment he came on the court that both his own players and the opposing players were intentionally indulging the "Old Rogue" in scoring.

Of course, it's not that they intentionally let the East score and win, but it was the kind of "Hey, he shot!", and then gave up on defense, or "Someone has to shoot, why not defend others and let [Old Rogue] shoot?"

"Oh no, the Western Conference team is going to cut [God]?!"

In the first quarter, [Old Rogue] scored a disappointing stats of 5 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists.

Why is it called laku again? It turns out that [God] also has a day as a blacksmith!

But [Old Rogue] said, as I kept shooting, my statistics improved and the team didn’t fall behind at all!

At this time, a 13-year-old black boy from Akron said through the black and white TV that he had understood the [God’s] way of “having both data and results”!

"I, Mousse, am also a disciple of God!"

A certain "Cauliflower Snake" from Los Angeles who also learned from "Old Rogue" said:

"I've learned that trick too. Blacksmiths are not scary. It's embarrassing if they don't do it! Look at that guy. With all the glory and pressure, he still makes a great success in his blacksmithing business!"

"If I can also miss shots like him on the global stage of the All-Star Game, who can stop me from scoring?"

Well, this logic is very reasonable!

Hanamichi had just squeezed out his own center Ewing, overpowered the honest man [Rain Man] Kemp, and used a small move to pull the corner of Olajuwon's clothes, causing the latter to not fully concentrate on jumping, thus grabbing a crucial offensive rebound.

But after landing, Hanamichi had to face the angry stares from at least three of the eight strongest giants, if not the three strongest giants in the current league.

Huamichi knew what was going on. He knew that the offensive rebound just now was an unexpected victory and an advantage, so he had no intention of grabbing the ball and shooting it himself. Otherwise, did he really think that Ewing was powerless or that Olajuwon was a little too proud after winning the championship?

Hanamichi immediately passed the ball to Penny Hardaway on the outside.

It's true that Hanamichi, wearing a white jersey, looked like Wang Lun, a white-clad scholar from Liangshanpo, looking at the huge stadium and shouting:

"Where are my confidants?"

[Old Rogue] said: “They are all here with me!”

Facing Hanamichi's pass and the look urging him to shoot in an open position, Hardaway calmly passed the ball to "Old Rogue", who shot quickly and scored 2 points.

"Damn it, I gave you the chance but you didn't use it. You deserve to be seriously injured!"

Hanamichi looked at Hardaway with a calm face. It was already early February 1997. Although Hanamichi didn't know why Hardaway hadn't been ruled out for the season, he had undergone surgery for his left knee cartilage injury more than a month ago.

Well~ let the bullet fly slowly for a while!