LeBron began to retreat.
Slowly, McGinnis or Newell became the primary defender facing Su Wan again.
It was another way he evaded.
The live audience didn't notice this; they just watched Su Wan with despair in their eyes.
Those Clevelanders who had crazily booed Su Wan before the game finally understood why a faint smile played on Su Wan's lips.
That was a mocking smile, as if he were watching clowns perform in a circus.
He knew well what he would bring to this city tonight, so the sky full of boos couldn't dampen his spirits...
This man, once their own, had worn the Cavaliers number 99 in this arena and had even stood at the scorer's table; they remembered all this clearly, which gradually filled their eyes with regret.
Su Wan did not plan to let LeBron off, intending to score 17 points on him as he had declared.
Whoever LeBron defended, Su would pick and roll with them, creating a mismatch to play LeBron one-on-one.
