Racing against time, both players reached out to Su Wan simultaneously.
Erin had been waiting for this moment.
As Su Wan passed the ball, she pressed the shutter to capture the moment.
The scene turned incredibly quiet right then, listening to the sound of Su Wan "drawing his gun."
The eyes of everyone were captivated by the basketball flying mid-air.
"Swish!"
In the silence, the sound of the ball hitting the basket seemed especially loud.
It was as if it was the switch for noise.
The silent Madison, at that moment, exploded.
Only 15 seconds.
The New York Knicks, with Su Wan's three-point shot over Chris Bosh and Wade, took back the lead.
Spoelstra called for a timeout.
Setting up for the final play.
D'Antoni, who had no say just moments before, still had no say.
Though he felt suffocated just now, he knew his limits.
It was his blind spot in knowledge.
Su Wan said, "Dwayne is most likely to get the ball, I'll guard him, Ron, and Tyson, watch these two!"
