The implication of this statement is that he doesn't want to bring extra heat to Houston's All-Star Weekend.
But if he speaks directly, he's likely to get fined for it.
The League definitely doesn't want players saying such rebellious things.
With Su Wan's hundred-million annual income ability, a 20k fine is nothing to him. But he doesn't need to "pay without getting fined!"
Anyway, he has already expressed what he wanted to say well enough.
Houston media, upon hearing Su Wan's words, were naturally displeased. But now they've lost the confidence they had in earlier years.
With Yao Ming's departure, McGrady suffering continuous injuries, and eventually sitting on the bench and leaving after taking all the money from his big contract.
And Yao Ming's departure brought them Bynum, who also lost his confidence through repeated injuries, and his decline continued until he finished his rookie contract and disappeared.
