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Chapter 182: The Stadium Silencer — A Long-Awaited 50+ · Oct 12, 2026

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151 Chapter 151: A Near Three-Point Layup! The Timer Didn’t Even React! 2026-10-12
152 Chapter 152: Unstoppable Pull-Up, Kobe’s Signature Celebration 2026-10-12
153 Chapter 153: Passionate Elbow Fight with Kobe 2026-10-12
154 Chapter 154: Famous Scene – Kobe and Chen Yan Dancing on the Court 2026-10-12
155 Chapter 155: A Spy Appears in the Lakers Team? 2026-10-12
156 Chapter 156: Start the Offensive Mode, 1v1 Men’s Battle! 2026-10-12
157 Chapter 157: Smart Foul, Kobe Was Tricked? 2026-10-12
158 Chapter 158: Ghostly Steal, Garnett’s Iron-Blooded Push-Ups 2026-10-12
159 Chapter 159: Alley-Oop Three-Pointer, The Prototype of Kuroko Basketball 2026-10-12
160 Chapter 160: Win the Game, Put Him in the MVP Conversation 2026-10-12
161 Chapter 161: Postgame Interview — Taylor Swift’s Christmas Gift 2026-10-12
162 Chapter 162: The Three-Point Barrage — Destroying Bogut! 2026-10-12
163 Chapter 163: Keep Going — Even Asians Can Play Great Basketball 2026-10-12
164 Chapter 164: A Historic Week — Blazers Fans Lose Their Minds 2026-10-12
165 Chapter 165: Carter’s Respect — Breaking Iverson’s Record 2026-10-12
166 Chapter 166: The Fake Shoe Scandal and Durant’s Transformation 2026-10-12
167 Chapter 167: Cultural Counter-Export — Sneakers Sold Out, Fans Fighting! 2026-10-12
168 Chapter 168: Teasing Nick Young and a Post-Game War of Words 2026-10-12
169 Chapter 169: Educating Fellow Rookies — Look, Chen Yan is Smiling! 2026-10-12
170 Chapter 170: Bone Collector — Breaking Ankles on Live TV 2026-10-12
171 Chapter 171: Rasheed’s Fastest Ejection — Eight Straight Wins for the Suns! 2026-10-12
172 Chapter 172: Tragedy Maker — Hitting the Rookie Wall? 2026-10-12
173 Chapter 173: A Match with Taylor Swift, Attribute Boosts, and a New Mansion 2026-10-12
174 Chapter 174: The All-Star Starter — Giving David Stern Some Face 2026-10-12
175 Chapter 175: Lakers, Cavaliers, and Mavericks Reload — The Butterfly Effect? 2026-10-12
176 Chapter 176: Durant’s Reflection and an Accidental Gift 2026-10-12
177 Chapter 177: The Shoulder Shimmy — Friends, Rivals, and Fire 2026-10-12
178 Chapter 178: One-Man Show — A God Descends to the Hardwood 2026-10-12
179 Chapter 179: Chen Yan’s Sneak Attack — Durant’s Shoe Defense 2026-10-12
180 Chapter 180: The Perfect Trident — Assisting from Afar 2026-10-12
181 Chapter 181: Chen Yan Ignites Again — Scoring Explosion! 2026-10-12
182 Chapter 182: The Stadium Silencer — A Long-Awaited 50+ 2026-10-12
183 Chapter 183: Overheard — The Assassin Strikes Again 2026-10-12
184 Chapter 184: Chen Yan the ’Hero’ Strikes Again — All-Star Lineups Revealed! 2026-10-12
185 Chapter 185: The Draft Big Three — All-Star Weekend Arrives! 2026-10-12
186 Chapter 186: Off-Court Moments — The Return of the Instant Noodle Brothers! 2026-10-12
187 Chapter 187: Yao Ming Joins the Booth — A Return to NCAA Glory! 2026-10-12
188 Chapter 188: He Went Off — Why Mess with Him at All? 2026-10-12
189 Chapter 189: One-Man Three-Point Rain — Yao Ming’s Humor! 2026-10-12
190 Chapter 190: The Max-Level Player Dominates the Rookie Village! 2026-10-12
191 Chapter 191: Winning the Rookie Game MVP Trophy! 2026-10-12
192 Chapter 192: Being Slapped in the Face? Practicing Singing All Night! 2026-10-12
193 Chapter 193: Continuously Getting Stronger, Kobe’s Skill Package! 2026-10-12
194 Chapter 194: Confirmed for the 2008 Olympics! Pre-Match Interview! 2026-10-12
195 Chapter 195: All-Star Singing and Showing Off Their Love 2026-10-12
196 Chapter 196: Chen Yan’s Limited Skin—Two Chinese Players Using It? 2026-10-12
197 Chapter 197: Chen the Center and Yao the Guard, the Era of the Four Major Points Is Over! 2026-10-12
198 Chapter 198: The Show Begins, Refuse Duncan’s Head Pat and Kill! 2026-10-12
199 Chapter 199: Is Chen Yan Showing Off Again? The Competition Enters the Final Battle! 2026-10-12
200 Chapter 200: Famous Scene – Showing Up James and Wade, The Final Moments of the Game! 2026-10-12

Chapter 182: Chapter 182: The Stadium Silencer — A Long-Awaited 50+

Chapter 182: The Stadium Silencer — A Long-Awaited 50+

”Timeout! Timeout!”

Doc Rivers shouted twice in frustration, his voice echoing across the court.

The Celtics’ lead had evaporated just as quickly as it came. That was the curse of a young team — fearless when ahead, but fragile when pressured.

During the timeout, Rivers gathered his players, his tone sharp but steady.

”Stay composed. Don’t let them dictate the pace. We play our game!”

The Celtics returned to the floor calmer, moving the ball patiently instead of rushing shots.

Bang!

Their spacing was perfect, but Rondo’s mid-range jumper clanked off the rim.

The miss triggered the Suns’ transition machine instantly.

Nash grabbed the rebound and fired a pass up the floor. Chen Yan caught it at full speed, blew past Tony Allen, and soared into the lane.

One dribble. One step. One hand.

”BOOM!”

A thunderous dunk tied the game at 99–99.

The Suns’ bench leapt in celebration as Nash and Chen slapped hands on their way back to defense.

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The Celtics struck back quickly.

Al Jefferson muscled his way under the rim, banking in a hook shot.

101–99.

It was just two points, but for the young Celtics, it was a morale lifter — a reminder that they could still fight.

Boston tried to slow the tempo, grinding the game down to half-court sets. Tony Allen hounded Chen Yan relentlessly, shadowing him every step.

Durant and Rondo hovered nearby, ready to trap him the moment he made a move.

But Chen adjusted. He didn’t force shots. Instead, he cut, passed, and created open looks for his teammates, keeping the Suns’ offense flowing.

It was a reminder that even superstars can win through teamwork.

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The Celtics’ offense ran through Durant and Jefferson. Both were in rhythm — one from mid-range, the other in the paint.

The score stayed neck-and-neck, every possession drawing louder cheers. Players on both sides hit the floor repeatedly, bodies colliding, the whistle constantly blowing.

This was playoff-level basketball.

With 1:37 left, the score was tied 122–122.

The tension inside TD Garden was electric.

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Boston had the ball.

The play was simple: isolation for Durant.

He already had 41 points — the hot hand.

Durant stared down Raja Bell, gave a quick crossover, then a smooth hip fake before pulling up from deep.

Bang!

The ball hit the back rim, bounced high — and dropped in.

125–122, Celtics.

Bell could only shake his head. He hadn’t played bad defense; Durant’s height and release point simply made it impossible to contest.

Durant turned toward Chen Yan, grinning as he shouted, ”Come on, brother! Give me something back!”

The challenge was set.

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Chen didn’t respond with words — only focus.

On the Suns’ next possession, he took the ball from Diaw and burst into the paint.

The defense collapsed, and with a leap, Chen fired a pinpoint pass to Raja Bell in the corner.

Bell swung it to Diaw, who quickly moved it to Nash at the top.

Wide open. Perfect rhythm.

Swish!

125–125.

The Suns tied it up once again, and Nash pumped his fist as the bench erupted.

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Boston’s turn.

Rondo dribbled up, directing traffic like a conductor. The clock ticked down.

With ten seconds left on the shot clock, Durant ran up for what looked like a handoff.

But Rondo fooled everyone — a quick flick of the wrist, and the ball zipped inside.

Al Jefferson slipped free and laid it in.

127–125, Celtics!

”That pass was filthy!” a commentator yelled. ”Rondo’s vision is unreal!”

The crowd went crazy. All the pressure shifted back to Phoenix.

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Nash calmly dribbled across half court, then handed it to Chen Yan.

Everyone cleared out.

It was time.

Chen had 49 points — one away from another milestone night.

He faced Tony Allen, crouched low, shoulders swaying rhythmically.

Bang. Bang.

Each dribble echoed in the silent tension of the arena.

Then, in an instant, Chen exploded toward the free-throw line.

Tony Allen lunged, jabbing at the ball — and actually knocked it loose!

The home crowd roared—

—but before anyone could blink, Chen spun, recovered the ball, and accelerated again.

Seven seconds left on the shot clock.

One step beyond the arc.

Without hesitation, Chen rose and fired.

Tony Allen barely reacted in time.

Swish!

The net snapped crisply, cutting through the silence.

128–127, Suns!

The entire TD Garden froze.

No sound. No cheers. Just stunned silence.

The camera zoomed in on Chen Yan’s calm, expressionless face — sweat glistening under the lights, his AeroWing sneakers catching the reflection of the scoreboard.

He’d just dropped 52 points.

A long-awaited, electrifying 50+ performance.

And the crowd?

Completely silenced — by the man they couldn’t stop.

The stadium silencer had returned.

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