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Chapter 351: One Thousand Dollars

The Celtics really found themselves in a bind after moving Kendrick Perkins.

As it turns out, Perkins wasn’t just a scowling presence with broad shoulders—his sheer physicality under the rim kept opponents honest.

Now it’s a chilly evening at Madison Square Garden. The Celtics are on the road against the Kni...

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Chapter 152: Anta Shoot

Regarding Vermaelen’s transfer, only Wenger, Vermaelen, and Kai were in the know.

Under the current circumstances, making the deal public would do Arsenal no favours.
Kai felt a twinge of regret, but he also understood that a move might be best for everyone.
Even if Vermaelen stayed, the injuries and the rise of...

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Chapter 350: Mavericks vs Knicks End

Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle had no interest in turning a late-season matchup with the Knicks into a war of attrition.

For him, the real fuel is the playoffs; that’s when you empty the tank.

So when the third quarter had barely settled, Carlisle made his call. Dirk Nowitzki was summoned to the bench.

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Chapter 146: Dinner With The Next Generation

In the city, Wang Yi had been driving for over an hour before finally pulling up in front of a shop with a striking red signboard.

La Mei Zi – Authentic Sichuan Cuisine.

Kai stepped out of the car, tilting his head slightly as he read the sign.
"Sichuan restaurant?" he asked with a hint of cu...

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Chapter 151: A Quiet Goodbye

"Full time at the Etihad," Martin Taylor announced, his voice carrying the buzz of a tense evening. "Manchester City and Arsenal have fought to a stalemate. Ninety minutes played, no goals, and in truth, both sides will feel they've left something out there."

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Chapter 349: Mavericks vs Knicks 2

The moment the young Knicks reserves spotted O’Neal backing Mahinmi down on the block, they all popped up from the bench in unison, grinning like kids at recess.

“Shaq!” someone shouted.

“Come on, big fella, give us a dunk!” another chimed in.

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Chapter 150: Manchester City vs Arsenal End

Kai turned to glance at Negredo and couldn’t help raising an eyebrow. The Spaniard clearly had the physique for a bruising Premier League striker, but he didn’t seem to know how to use it.

As a graduate of Real Madrid’s youth academy, Negredo possessed a solid all-around skill set, yet nothing truly stood out. In ...

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Chapter 149: Manchester City vs Arsenal

Christmas was drawing near, and while most of Europe's top leagues are preparing for their mid-season pause, the Premier League keeps rolling without a break. The fixture list shows no mercy, and the title contenders know every point matters.

Liverpool remains in blistering form, sitting top of the table on an 11-3-1 re...

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Chapter 348: Mavericks vs Knicks

Dirk Nowitzki had always been one of Lin Yi’s idols.

In the 2010-11 season, the league wasn’t just arguing about Lin’s Knicks versus LeBron’s Heat. Another debate ran just as hot: which team was the strongest single-core squad in the NBA—New York’s Knicks or Dallas’s Mavericks?

In Lin Yi’s...

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Chapter 148: Two Points From The Summit

"Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, and Real Madrid have all come to me with offers for you," Barnett announced, scrolling through his phone as if it were just another Tuesday.

Kai raised his eyebrows. "Wait—didn't Casemiro just sign for Madrid?"

Barnett gave a casual shrug. "Apparently, they want someone even bette...

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Chapter 347: Knicks vs Warriors End

The Warriors really did spring an ambush on the Knicks inside their own building.

On the TNT desk, Charles Barkley chuckled and shook his head. “Man, Stephen Curry is turning into Lin’s personal kryptonite. First, he spoiled Lin in the three-point contest; now he’s out here lighting up the Knicks. New York came to...

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Chapter 147: Paris Takes Notes

The award ceremony began promptly at seven in the evening.

Outside the Châtelet Theatre in Paris, a thick cluster of media crews waited in the crisp air, lenses trained on every arriving figure. Each time a player, scout, manager, or head coach stepped onto the carpet, cameras erupted in a staccato of flashes.

To...

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Chapter 346: Knicks vs Warriors

On March 13th, the Knicks flew west to Sacramento for the second leg of their back-to-back.

Against the Kings, it was Lou Williams who stole the spotlight in the fourth quarter. He played with such confidence that even with Lin Yi resting stretches, the Knicks cruised to a 119–85 win. A 34-point margin on the road, an...

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Chapter 345: The Best Team in The League

Just as the whole world was showering the Knicks with praise, reality struck back with a reminder of how thin the line is between dominance and vulnerability.

After tying the Rockets’ 22-game winning streak, the Knicks suddenly stumbled, dropping three straight games to the Pistons, Pacers, and Bobcats.

The euph...

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Chapter 344: Knicks vs Hornets End

The moment Lin Yi set the scoring record in the first quarter, the travelling Knicks fans and a few Pelican fans rose to their feet and applauded.

It wasn’t a case of home fans betraying their own team. This was different. They knew they had just witnessed something remarkable, the kind of performance that forces even...

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Chapter 145: Best Young XI

The French magazine France Football announced the Best Young XI in Europe for the 2012/2013 season.

It was a recognition of the standout youngsters under the age of 20 who had lit up the campaign. The final eleven read like a who’s who of Europe’s brightest talents:

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Chapter 343: Knicks vs Hornets 2

If the NBA were a colossal mountain, then its countless records would be the steps carved into its side—each one a challenge to those climbing, each one proof of how high the summit truly stood.

Jordan once said, and Kobe echoed it: “Never be comfortable with your current self.”

That truth stuck wit...

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Chapter 342: Knicks vs Hornets

At the New Orleans Arena, the atmosphere was lively but tense. The Knicks arrived riding a 21-game winning streak, one step away from tying the Rockets’ legendary 22-game run. Across from them stood the Hornets, fighting tooth and nail for playoff position in the West.

Mike Breen’s voice carried over the broadcast. ...

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Chapter 341: Knicks vs Thunder End

“Why can’t I win?” Durant muttered under his breath, frustration written across his face.

He shook his head, hands on his hips, sweat dripping down his chin. “Is it really me? No… I put up more points than that guy. So why?”

His gaze swept across the court as the Knicks players celebrated. “How do th...

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Chapter 144: Use The Glutes

Kai wasn’t sure whether Wenger would actually make a move for Kante.

But one thing he was certain about: if Arsenal could land the French midfielder, it would be a vital piece of the puzzle in their chase for silverware. Kante’s tireless running and ability to sweep across the midfield would give Arsenal a ferocity ...

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Chapter 143: N'Golo Kanté

The training pitches at Colney were alive with energy. Every Arsenal player seemed sharper, hungrier, more determined. The team’s recent surge in form had lit a fire under the squad; nobody wanted to lose their place in Wenger’s starting XI, and everyone wanted to ride this wave of momentum into the next stretch of the se...

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Chapter 340: Knicks vs Thunder 2

Brooks, the young Thunder coach that many fans already suspected would one day be considered their biggest liability, signaled to Durant barely a few minutes into the first quarter.

The Thunder’s game plan for Lin Yi was straightforward: if Ibaka couldn’t hold his own against him in single coverage, then Durant woul...

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Chapter 142: Seventy Interceptions And Counting

The twelfth round of the Premier League has drawn to a close, and Arsenal have finally come through one of the most punishing stretches of their early season.

Two Champions League fixtures sandwiched between three difficult league games left the Gunners looking visibly fatigued. Even so, they managed to hold their groun...

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Chapter 339: Knicks vs Thunder

As the pride of his hometown, Durant came into this matchup with a weight on his shoulders. Oklahoma saw him as the hope of the Thunder team, and this time, he wasn’t about to accept another bitter defeat.

The last time he faced Tony Allen, Durant had been rattled. Outplayed, outworked, suffocated, and left for dead. ...

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Chapter 338: Onwards To Oklahoma

Finally, the hard grind was starting to show results.

The accumulation of basic ability points from game after game had finally triggered a jump in Lin Yi’s system.

Lin Yi had been waiting—agonizing, really—for this moment.

Because no one, except him, truly understood the kind of pain he had gone throu...

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Chapter 141: A Clash Of Red End

"What on earth are you playing at? Can anyone here explain to me what exactly you’re kicking at out there?"

Moyes’ voice thundered through the Manchester United dressing room, echoing off the walls with the weight of his frustration.

"No drive! No fighting spirit! No courage! No personality! You’re out there...

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Chapter 337: Twenty In Indiana

In the opening minutes of the third quarter against the Bucks, disaster struck.

Gallinari, who had been lively and aggressive all night, went up hard for an offensive rebound. In the scramble, Bucks rookie Larry Sanders swung his arm to clear space. It wasn’t a malicious move—more instinct than intent—but his elbo...

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Chapter 336: Luck Turns Her Back

The All-Star Game MVP didn’t carry the same weight as the regular season award, let alone the Finals MVP, but Lin Yi wasn’t bothered by that. To him, standing on that stage again mattered. Winning it for the second straight year felt special.

In NBA history, only Bob Pettit, one of the league’s ancient giants, had...

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Chapter 335: 2011 All Star Weekend End

This year’s All-Star Game shattered records, and for once, David Stern could sit back with a smile and think, Yes, I backed the right horse in Lin Yi.

Still, a nagging thought lingered in the commissioner’s mind: If this year’s dunk contest was that good… what about next year? Or the one after? How ...

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Chapter 140: A Clash Of Red

Guo Haoran is a well-known football blogger on Weibo. Over the past five years, he has roamed across Europe, hopping from one iconic stadium to another, documenting his journeys with match clips and vivid fan experiences.

What started as a passion project—fueled by his love of football and the thrill of being part of ...

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