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Chapter 170: Bone Collector — Breaking Ankles on Live TV · 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 170: Chapter 170: Bone Collector — Breaking Ankles on Live TV

Chapter 170: Bone Collector — Breaking Ankles on Live TV

After blowing past Stuckey, Chen Yan exploded into the paint like a missile.

His leap was so powerful that both Pistons big men—Amir Johnson and Nazr Mohammed—instinctively collapsed on him.

At the very last second, Chen whipped a perfect bounce pass through the gap.

Effortless.

Precise.

Beautiful.

Barnes caught it under the rim, tapped it off the glass, and scored.

28–23.

”Great pass!” Barnes laughed, giving Chen a friendly slap on the back.

Chen grinned and returned the gesture. ”One more stop, let’s stretch this lead.”

He wanted to use his energy to lift the entire second unit—turning defense into offense and momentum into control.

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The Pistons brought the ball up again.

Stuckey, visibly frustrated, crossed half court and quickly passed the ball away. He could already feel his teammates’ irritation. If he kept playing hero ball, they’d probably take him out themselves.

This time, Detroit’s offense actually ran smoothly—but Afflalo’s open three hit front iron.

”Chen!”

Barnes snagged the rebound and immediately launched a long outlet pass. He wanted to repay the favor from the last play.

Chen Yan caught it at the logo and took off like a bullet.

Stuckey backpedaled to defend, but Chen sold him an in-and-out dribble with his right hand, slicing straight to the rim for a clean finish.

30–23.

It was a pure one-man demolition.

After scoring, Chen raised his hands toward the Pistons’ bench, wearing a faint smirk.

It wasn’t taunting—it was psychological warfare. And it was working.

Stuckey’s confidence was unraveling fast. This wasn’t the NBA he imagined—it was a harsh reality check.

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”Another one-on-one blow-by! Chen is cooking this rookie!” shouted Mike Breen from the ESPN booth.

Jeff Van Gundy added, ”If I’m Detroit’s coach, I’m subbing Stuckey out now. You can’t let a young guy’s confidence completely collapse like this.”

Breen nodded. ”Yeah, he’s getting torched out there. Once a rookie loses his swagger, it’s hard to get it back.”

On social media, Suns fans were having a field day.

”This is a straight-up mismatch.”

”Asking Stuckey to guard Chen is like volunteering as tribute.”

”ATM Stuckey is online—free withdrawals!”

”Man’s out there getting a lifetime lesson in footwork.”

Even Pistons fans inside the arena started groaning. Their supposed ”future core” couldn’t score or defend. Two months of anticipation, and this was the result.

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And Then It Got Worse

Detroit finally executed a clean possession. Jarvis Hayes cut baseline for a layup—30–25.

But on the next Suns trip, the Pistons tried to adjust. Coach Flip Saunders swapped Stuckey off Chen and put Afflalo on him.

It wasn’t just a coaching decision—it was self-preservation. Stuckey had practically begged for it.

At the top of the key, Chen Yan held the ball with one hand, calmly reading the floor. Afflalo crouched low, giving him a cautious step and a half of space.

Then—out of nowhere—Barea shuffled up to set a screen.

Yes, that Barea. Barely six feet tall, setting a pick on a shooting guard.

The Pistons’ bench burst out laughing. It looked ridiculous.

But the laughter didn’t last.

Because as soon as the screen hit, Stuckey switched back onto Chen.

”Oh no...” someone muttered.

The Suns spread the floor wide. Everyone knew what was coming.

Stuckey’s face darkened. He realized—too late—that he’d just been isolated on purpose.

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Bang. Bang.

Chen Yan unleashed two violent crossovers in succession, his body swaying like a predator toying with its prey.

Stuckey shuffled desperately, trying to mirror the movement, but his balance was slipping fast.

Then came the final blow.

Chen drove hard to the right, forcing Stuckey to turn his hips—then suddenly pulled back with a sharp behind-the-back dribble that snapped the defender’s rhythm in half.

Crossover. Stop. Pullback.

The perfect combo.

Stuckey’s feet tangled, his body twisted—and he fell.

Flat. On. His. Back.

The arena gasped in unison.

”Ohhhh! He dropped him!”

”Stuckey’s ankles are gone!”

”Chen just turned him into a highlight reel!”

The crowd went crazy. Even neutral fans couldn’t help but scream.

Meanwhile, Chen calmly gathered the ball behind the arc, rose up, and released a smooth jumper.

Swish.

Nothing but net.

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But then—silence.

The referee’s whistle blew as Stuckey grimaced on the floor, clutching his ankle.

The Pistons’ medical staff sprinted onto the court.

Slow-motion replay told the full story.

As Chen pulled back on the final crossover, Stuckey’s left ankle rolled violently. His foot bent inward at an unnatural angle before he crumpled.

Van Gundy sighed heavily. ”That’s tough. First game back from injury... and now this.”

Breen shook his head. ”Chen’s got that Bone Collector energy. Remember college? He once broke a guy’s wrist with a crossover. Now it’s an ankle.”

Van Gundy added, ”It’s not intentional. Chen’s speed and rhythm are elite. When defenders try to react, their bodies just can’t keep up—their joints give out first.”

The camera cut to Chen Yan, standing at midcourt, expression neutral.

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