The Way of Basketball: Never Talk Shit to Him!
Chapter 528 - 225 Bloodline Basketball_4

Chapter 528: Chapter 225 Bloodline Basketball_4

New York followed suit by creating a similar commercial street, which was even directly connected to New York’s Chinatown, endowing this street, and even Su Wan with deeper ties.

It is important to note that the combined Chinese population of New York Brooklyn, Chinatown, and Flushing exceeded one million.

That population was more than the entire population of Indianapolis.

If this project really got off the ground, then from any perspective, Su Wan could not refuse and would definitely become the spokesperson of Su Wan Street.

Herbert and the mayor of Indianapolis had no reason to stop Su Wan either.

With "Chinese bloodstream" overcoming "Indiana spirit," Donnie Walsh had made a precise strike!

Even Su Wan, the person involved, could only say one word:

"Brilliant!"

Two days later, Su Wan indeed received a call from Tyrone. The New York Government had passed the proposal for "Su Wan Street," and representatives hurried to discuss the details with him.

Su Wan did not immediately head there; he glanced at the schedule. The Pacers had to return to their home country for two "Huaxia Games" before coming back for the remaining three preseason games. Among these games, one was to travel to New York to face the Knicks.

Tyrone relayed Su Wan’s words, and the representatives promptly replied, "Awaiting your esteemed visit!"

It wasn’t surprising that their attitude was so humble.

New York was not Indianapolis; the economic ties on Madison Street and in Chinatown were considerable, and it was no exaggeration to say that tens or even hundreds of thousands of people would find new jobs once this street was established.

The scale alone was incomparable to Indianapolis’s commercial streets.

And the successful completion of this project could not have happened without the joint efforts of the Asian powers and the Dolan Group.

But the name that bound these people together was only one:

Su Wan!

That was the premise of everything.

Of course, from a commercial development point of view, connecting Madison Square Garden to Chinatown was bound to make the economy thrive even more. freewёbnoνel.com

At the same time, Dolan, by making this move, had pleased Asian fans, further stimulating the ticket market.

Even if Su Wan ultimately did not come to New York, he would not have been busy for nothing.

As for the Asian powers, it goes without saying. To own a street in the prime Manhattan real estate would be a creation of great wealth!

From this perspective, Su Wan’s role was merely a link.

But if you ask them whether they hoped to get Su Wan,

Their answer was unanimous:

Yes!

Because with Su Wan there, the stimulation of this industrial chain wouldn’t just increase a few times; it would be ten or even dozens of times!

The result of Su Wan not coming was that everyone would make money.

The result of Su Wan coming was that everyone would make a killing!

Thus, at the first meeting of relevant parties after the project was approved, their initial topic was:

To do their utmost to secure Su Wan in the summer two years later!

In their eyes, Su Wan was like the "God of Wealth."

How could their attitude towards the "God of Wealth" not be good?

Su Wan then returned with the Pacers to his home country to play in the preseason games.

His ultimate performance during the Summer Olympics completely won over domestic fans, including some who normally did not follow basketball and fell in love with it ever since.

Therefore, the two games held at the Wukesong Arena were sold out, and the venue, which normally only accommodated a few thousand people, had about 8,000 tonight. By the time the game started, the outside of the arena was still impenetrably packed; some ticketless fans desperately squeezed toward the plaza where the bus passed to get close to Su Wan.

When Afflalo heard someone shouting his name, he was stunned.

It was not...

I, a nobody in the NBA, had become a superstar thousands of miles away in Huaxia.

This, this, this felt like...

Afflalo had a "Bloodline Awakening" and rapped a segment.

Facing such passionate domestic fans, the Pacers didn’t need Su Wan to say much; they were itching to put on a good show, but this was bad news for the Kings, who were beaten to a pulp.

By halftime, the Pacers had built a 25-point lead.

But the Pacers still looked like they weren’t nearly satisfied.

They really wanted to say, "That’s enough, bro! It’s just a Huaxia Trip, you can’t make it so we can’t go back, right?"

Do you really need to kill us here for you to feel comfortable?

What grudge do you have?

The terrifying aspect of every Pacers player being able to shoot was fully demonstrated.

With every player a shooting point, it was truly hard to limit.

Let alone that the Kings were not what you call a "Strong defensive team"...

Ultimately, the Pacers won the preseason game by 35 points!

Su Wan scored 40 points in this game.

Watching his exertion on the court, one who didn’t know better might think they were playing against the Cavaliers, Spurs, or Mavericks!

But what made the Kings players more miserable was, after being beaten up tonight, they were beaten up again two days later.

After losing by 67 points in two games, they returned to the United States, battered and bruised, with only three thoughts in mind:

Huaxia fans are enthusiastic, Beijing roast duck is delicious, and the Pacers are ferocious!

The Pacers also returned to Indianapolis at the same time, played a preseason game at home, and then set out for the New York Knicks.

After much anticipation by the Asian powers’ representatives, Su Wan finally arrived.

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