New York.
NBA President's Office.
David Stern rubbed his cheek after watching the "Christmas Battle" between the Pistons and the Pacers, as well as the ABC television interview with Su Wan.
He was relieved to see another Huaxia player had secured a foothold in the NBA. It meant that there was yet another bridge between the Huaxia market and the NBA, which could definitely play a positive role in pushing forward the "NBA Internationalization" strategy.
But he had a doubt...
Was Su Wan in Indiana to play basketball, or was he there to cause a revolt?
"Auburn Palace," an event that was supposed to be laid to rest, was turned by him into a "trouble-stirring scepter," as he had the entire Pacers' fanbase... It's said that a group of Indiana natives is already parading in the streets, voicing their dissatisfaction for Artest.
After tonight, when his words to the ABC host are broadcasted, it's easy to imagine that similar expressions of support will continue.
