That night, he finally did it. Qin Yue won, and so did the Warriors!

Again, although the Warriors' record against the Suns this season ended at 1-3, as long as he could lead the Warriors to win against this Suns team once, he had confidence to lead the Warriors to beat them countless times!

After all, when it comes to basketball, you can't just stop playing if you can't win, right?

Qin Yue has never been the type of player who feels content padding his stats in a losing effort, waiting for people to say "the team lost, but he didn't" after the game.

After the game, when interviewed, Qin Yue praised Biedrins for his performance that night.

"Ande provided us with visible energy. I know many Warriors fans are hoping for Ande to get more playing time. Trust me, that day is not far away."

The growth rate of the Warriors amazed DAntoni, who commented after the game: "How far can the Warriors go under Messiah's leadership? The second round? The Western Conference finals? The finals? Anyway, I won't be surprised no matter where they end up in this year's playoffs."

Stoudemire also talked about the deep impression Qin Yue left on him.

Although Qin Yue doesn't remember Stoudemire ever actively defending him during the game, "He is definitely the toughest inside player I've ever defended...

He's omnipotent on the court, just like in Sun Tzu's Art of War, he always attacks the unprepared and catches you off guard."

However, when asked about this year's regular-season MVP, Stoudemire, knowing the difference between a feast and consistent meals, quickly changed his tone, saying: "Messiah is excellent, but in terms of experience, he still needs to learn from Steve Nash."

At this time, Nash was unquestionably the team pet within the Suns.

Especially when historically the Spurs used dirty tricks against them.

Piss off anyone else, and the Suns wouldn't even bother with you.

But if you dare to provoke Nash...

Even the cats on the streets of Phoenix would come and bite you twice.

Qin Yue knows that the current NBA, strictly adhering to the regular-season MVP fundamentals, won't award this year's MVP to him, but that doesn't mean Qin Yue will modestly and patiently wait.

"I believe I am the best player in the NBA this season. You may think I'm arrogant, but I believe that so far, no player's performance has been better than mine."

Qin Yue is very clear, even if he can't get the MVP, he has to speak up for himself.

Because if he doesn't, how can he compete with those genuinely recognized NBA stars of this era?

NBA headquarters.

President David Stern almost instantly felt the pressure Qin Yue brought to the NBA this year.

Could the seasoned Stern feel pressure?

Of course.

Because since taking over the league, he has never seen a rookie who could perform at an MVP level and lead a team that only won 13 games last season to make a stunning turnaround.

That's right, never!

After all, even Tim Duncan had the "Admiral" Robinson, one of the NBA's top fifty stars, by his side back then.

Moreover, if it weren't for the NBA's stupid format, the Warriors would be the team with the fourth most wins in the West, just behind the Spurs, Mavericks, and Suns.

And placing them in the East, they could even be the second in the East.

However...

At this moment, the already "Alexander" Stern didn't know that as time moved into April, with the immense pressure Qin Yue had already put on the NBA...

He still planned to turn up the heat.

Because in April of this year, the Warriors still have a game against the Lakers to play.

On April 11th, the Warriors will play their last game against the Lakers this season.

That game will take place at the Staples Center.

"Are you really planning to see if you can score 70 points at Staples Center?"

"When have I ever lied to you?"

On the 10th, watching Qin Yue constantly solving math problems on scratch paper in the hotel, Brown was shocked.

Because he never thought that what Qin Yue said to him on Christmas Eve was not a joke.

This guy sincerely...

wants to score 70 points at the Staples Center!

However, what puzzled Brown was, what does scoring 70 points have to do with doing math problems?

"I'm calculating."

"Calculating what?"

"Calculating how many attempts I need to score 70 points, and how to remedy in case of unexpected situations."

"Is that something that can be calculated?"

In the hotel, putting down his pen, Qin Yue's answer to Brown was both yes and no.

The reason for yes is that Qin Yue had already calculated the result he wanted.

The reason for no is that even with the result, it still depended on Qin Yue's on-the-spot condition the night of the game.

Indeed, after a season of honing...

Regarding the question of scoring 70 points in a game, it was no longer whether Qin Yue could do it.

But rather, he was confident he had the ability to achieve it in some games.

But, it depends on the condition.

Qin Yue came from the future, witnessing firsthand how Devin Booker scored 70 points in the NBA.

Although the future NBA and the current NBA are two completely different concepts.

But thanks to the Lakers' outstanding interior defense at this moment...

After careful calculations, in Qin Yue's view, he only needed to meet the following conditions to achieve this grand goal in the game.

First, he must have about 40 shooting opportunities in the game against the Lakers.

A single game with 40 attempts is the limit of his shooting, based on Qin Yue's rookie season performance.

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