When the Knicks took a commanding 3-0 series lead over the Los Angeles Lakers.
The entire basketball world already knew one thing for certain: the NBA had fallen into a state of fear, dominated by Su Xi.
If even Kobe plus Yao Ming, or Shaq plus LeBron James, couldn't limit him in the slightest.
Then… was the league going to have to change the rules?
It wouldn't be the first time.
When a player becomes so powerful that they transcend the league's entire system, the league changes the rules.
For example, they'd done it to limit Shaquille O'Neal.
Of course, if a dominant star promoted by the league wasn't strong enough, the league would also change the rules—modifying them in his favor.
But… how could they possibly limit Su Xi?
There was no obvious weakness to exploit.
All of Su Xi's skills were top-tier, as were his physical gifts. Unless you tied his hands and feet, he was a weapon of mass destruction the moment he stepped onto the court.
