O'Neal blushed, "Go to hell!"
The atmosphere in the car became even more jovial.
Rick Carlisle praised, "Everyone performed well tonight. I hope we can keep it up and strive to win the next game."
As soon as the next game was mentioned, everyone's faces turned serious.
The loss to the Phoenix Suns was the Pacers' biggest defeat of the new season.
The face that had been lost had to be regained.
Su Wan also became serious.
Though he hadn't experienced that crushing defeat, he was the "soul of Indiana"; naturally, he had to regain the team's dignity.
The next morning, news of Su Wan's debut with 44 points in three quarters, leading his team to a 30-point victory over the Grizzlies, exploded like Dida's C4 bomb in the media.
Nobody expected that Su Wan, returning amid turmoil, would start his second professional season with such a performance.
The internet in 2005 was more developed, and underneath many news articles, a comment section appeared:
