Wayne sighed, having no choice but to hold on.

In fact, Sutton Sr. never thought of using center Holmes to defend Sean May.

But the key is that Holmes may not be able to guard Sean May. Although he is stronger than Wayne, his defensive ability is really no better than Wayne.

After all, his height and wingspan are not as advantageous as Wayne's, and his steps are still slow!

You know, Sean May is not a brute force man who relies purely on strength.

His low post skills are excellent, and his footsteps are quite flexible compared to the fifth position.

If Holmes, who does not have the advantage of height and wingspan and is at a disadvantage in mobility, is used to defend him, he will be more likely to be defeated.

Therefore, tomorrow night, Wayne can only bear the pressure of 230 pounds alone.

He just hopes that his "forbidden zone deterrence" badge can give him some strength.

The next day, players from North Carolina and Ohio State showed up at the Seattle Center on time.

This quarterfinal match will be Wayne's biggest crisis.

At the same time in Indianapolis, "Big Bird" Bird once again turned on the TV with great pleasure, ready to see the young man's performance.

Yesterday, his "eyesman" Sweat just received news that the Trail Blazers are preparing to use their lottery picks to select Telfair!

But Bird knew that this was probably just a smokescreen. The more the Trail Blazers guys said this, the more likely it was that they would use lottery picks to select someone else.

And this "other person" is most likely Wayne!

There is no doubt that this is a huge blow to Bird.

For the first time, he discovered that even a good record could be so distressing...

For a moment, he almost gave up on Wayne.

What's more, the team's general manager, Walsh, doesn't really want Wayne, so there is almost no possibility of cooperation between Bird and Wayne.

But... I don't know why, Bird just can't help but want to watch Wayne's game.

If you don’t let me choose, is it possible that I won’t let you see it?

Bird then convinced himself to turn on the TV again. He was eager to know what surprises Wayne could bring to him this time when he faced a powerful enemy.

Although all major media outlets looked down on Wayne's performance tonight, Bird disagreed.

If a player is suddenly looked down upon in the media, it does not mean that he is weak, but it means that he has gained great popularity!

After all, who cares if a nobody can win?

On the court, Wayne and his teammates took their places.

He looked up at Sean May, who was as fat as a rhinoceros, across from him, and wiped the sweat from his forehead.
Chapter completed!