His aggressive offense was rooted in his talent, the way he played.
Advising Derek Rose to change his playing style was as absurd as asking LeBron to play real basketball.
At this time, the League announced this season's Best Lineups:
"First Team: Su Wan, Derek Rose, Kevin Durant, Chris Bosh, Dwight Howard;"
"Second Team: Dwyane Wade, Kobe Bryant, Carmelo Anthony, Dirk Nowitzki, Tyson Chandler;"
"Third Team: Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, Zach Randolph, Paul Gasol, Amare Stoudemire;"
Kobe's fall from the "First Team" was expected by the media, and it was also anticipated by Su Wan.
The clamor for Derek Rose as the regular season MVP was too strong.
There was no way he'd fall out of the First Team.
And Su Wan, needless to say, was the "hotshot"—even without the title, an average of 36.5 points per game was more than enough to earn him the "Scoring King" over Kobe.
The surprising name on the "First Team" was Chris Bosh!
But upon further thought, it wasn't so surprising...
