In fact, there was a fourth and a fifth time.
The fourth time was when Su Xi was traded. In an interview with the Cleveland Plain Dealer, he said: "The sky has cleared! The Cavaliers made the right decision. They decisively chose LeBron, who has a higher ceiling and better talent. My congratulations to them."
The fifth time was when Su Xi made the All-Star ballot and was neck-and-neck with Tracy McGrady in the guard voting. He said: "If this guy becomes an All-Star starter, the value of the All-Star Game will plummet to an all-time low. I can't imagine the scene of playing with him. It would be a disaster."
Ben Wallace was full of prejudice against Su Xi.
Normally, he should have been mentoring a junior like Su Xi. After all, Su Xi's style of play in the NCAA championship game was very similar to his own. Both were undersized players who held their own in the paint and played seamless defense.
