NBA: Be the GOAT starting today!

Chapter 110 Is Durant on par with me as a star?

The Lakers' away game against the Raptors.

The cold air in Toronto not only made the Clippers players feel uncomfortable, but it also seemed to freeze their touch.

The team's three-point shooting percentage dropped below 30%, and Jamison, who had performed well in the last game, even made only one of his three-point attempts.

At the Canadian Air Centre, the Clippers remained behind.

Raptors fans on the sidelines cheered, hoping their team could defeat the Clippers, who had been on a winning streak recently.

But in the fourth quarter, Zhou Yi stepped up.

Zhou Yi scored 25 points in the first three quarters, helping the team stay close in the score. In the fourth quarter, facing Turkish agent Turkoglu, the energetic Zhou Yi completely exploded.

37 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 blocks – this was Zhou Yi's final performance.

Zhou Yi has extended Allen Iverson's streak of six consecutive 30+ point games to eight, and now Zhou Yi still has a chance to break the record.

The Clippers, thanks to Zhou Yi's performance, narrowly defeated the Raptors by three points.

Eight consecutive wins – a record Clippers fans couldn't even imagine.

It's worth noting that the Clippers' longest winning streak in history was 11 in the 1974-75 season, when they were known as the Buffalo Braves.

The eight-game winning streak led by Zhou Yi has now tied the eight-game winning streak of the 1991-92 season, becoming the second-longest winning streak in Clippers history.

The Los Angeles community, Woodland Hills, Beaune Park, and Santa Ana in Orange County are home to a large number of Clippers fans.

When the Clippers defeated the Raptors and achieved their eighth consecutive win, many middle-aged and even elderly fans shed tears.

They waited for more than a decade, even decades, and finally witnessed the Clippers' rise once again.

Numerous graffiti posters and GG signs appeared in the community, featuring images or cartoons of the I Ching.

This is how fans support their team's star players in their own way.

The Clippers' chartered plane landed at Los Angeles International Airport.

Suddenly returning from sub-zero Toronto to the warm city of Angels, the sudden temperature change made everyone on the Clippers feel uncomfortable.

"Byron, you old bones better watch out." Zhou Yi said, glancing at the bearded man beside him, who was sneezing incessantly.

"Okay, Zhou, thank you for your concern. Go home and rest, our hero."

Baron Davis was talking, but his head never left the screen. He was recently dating Teri Hatcher, the star of "Desperate Housewives."

Zhou Yi, taking advantage of his height and build, glanced at the big-bearded man's screen and saw that it was filled with vulgar language.

"On the mountaintop," "Don't wear it anymore."

"Nobody saw it." "Don't worry, I'm a good man."

Zhou Yi's silent gaze instantly triggered the bearded man's sixth sense, and he quickly covered his phone and chuckled.

"I recently discovered a great spot where there are no security cameras and you can drive your car up there."

After finishing his sentence, the bearded man whispered something in Zhou Yi's ear, a lewd smile on his face.

"I like to engage in the most primitive sports in front of nature, and this place is nice so I won't be photographed by the media."

Looking at the bearded man's lewd smile, Zhou Yi nodded.

Yes, I didn't get a picture from the mountaintop, but I did get one from in front of my own villa.

But Zhou Yi didn't stop the bearded man's actions; who knows, he might have taken the picture on purpose?

Before parting ways at the airport, Zhou Yi and Big Beard also asked for the coordinates of the mountaintop location.

Yes, Zhou Yi also likes to go to the mountains to do some outdoor sports.

After finishing their away game in Toronto, the Clippers had a day off without practice, and Zhou Yi returned home.

While sipping ginger cola, Zhou Yi started browsing social media.

As the All-Star Game draws closer, there is an increasing amount of news about it.

While browsing through the Zhouyi blog, he came across a news article from The Oklahoma City Daily.

"Kevin Durant is the league's best scorer, and he deserves to be a Western Conference All-Star starter."

Zhou Yi casually clicked the "X" and continued reading, then saw the online news of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

"The Thunder are currently seventh in the Western Conference, and Kevin has shown a level of maturity far beyond his years. The All-Star stage needs him."

The further Zhou Yi read, the more he sensed something was wrong.

Besides the Oklahoma media, which should have been supporting Durant, media outlets in Los Angeles, Charlotte, and other cities were also supporting Kevin Durant.

When did Xiao Shuai become so popular?

Zhou Yi didn't believe it. Looking at the names of those newspapers, Zhou Yi sensed a conspiracy.

These bastards are using Durant as a pawn to frantically attract fans in the US in order to prevent themselves from making the Western Conference All-Star starting lineup.

Looking at the news articles about Durant in the newspapers, Zhou Yi shook his head helplessly.

Zhou Yi had no worries about the 2009-2010 All-Star season, considering that it was during the previous All-Star voting period.

Yi Jianlian, who averages only 8.6 points per game, was almost voted into the NBA All-Star starting lineup by Chinese fans, which scared the league into quickly and secretly adjusting the vote count.

Given Zhou Yi's current strength and the Clippers' record, I believe he will be supported not only by Chinese fans but also by many American fans.

Moreover, there are a large number of Google merchants behind the I Ching. If the I Ching cannot become an all-star, companies like Nike will be the most annoyed.

Zhou Yi didn't campaign for votes at all and had no intention of competing for the All-Star vote leader. He just wanted to quietly make it into the All-Star starting lineup.

However, Zhou Yi felt annoyed by these media outlets that were causing trouble.

If I don't crush you guys now, you'll really think Durant is on the same level as me.

Having changed his original All-Star plan, Zhou Yi directly called Tian Li, the captain of the CCTV filming crew.

Over the phone, Zhou Yi briefly explained the situation, and then Tian Li brought the CCTV camera crew to Zhou Yi's home.

In addition to CCTV reporters, reporters from Xunteng, Sohu Sports, and other Los Angeles-based organizations also accompanied them.

Once the cameras from various media outlets were in place, Zhou Yi sat down at the table and began recording a campaign video.

"Everyone..."

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In the video, Zhou Yi briefly introduced the new All-Star rules to Chinese fans, and then explained in great detail how to vote for him.

After the domestic media left, a new group of media outlets entered Zhouyi's home.

This included Clippers supporters like the Long Beach Telegraph, as well as some American media outlets contacted by agent Austin.

These individuals will assist Zhou Yi in filming a campaign video aimed at the United States, and their respective media outlets will also help Zhou Yi campaign for votes.

By the time they finished all that, it was already getting dark in Los Angeles.

Zhou Yi turned on his computer and saw that the Long Beach Telegraph had already uploaded the video he had taken to the internet.

The video quickly attracted a large number of comments from American fans.

"Shit! The NBA needs Zhou as an All-Star starter, not the other way around."

"If Kevin is an All-Star starter this year, my best friend and I won't watch this game."

Zhou Yi liked this comment.

Looking at the American fans who were mobilized to vote for him, Zhou Yi nodded with satisfaction.

It was worth spending an afternoon filming the video.

But the further Zhou Yi read, the more his eyebrows furrowed.

Why do I feel like.....

It seems like I have a bit too many supporters.