The feeling of witnessing history, no matter how many times, was always so wonderful.
"MVP!"
"MVP!"
"MVP!"
And as Su Wan lifted the regular season MVP trophy high, the unified chant rose from the crowd.
The cheers were so loud, Shaquille O'Neal, sitting on the bench, felt the ground beneath his feet tremble ever so slightly.
Was this the "Son of Indiana" Su Wan?
Shaquille couldn't help but feel a pang of envy because even though he had clinched three consecutive championships, he could no longer garner such cheers anywhere.
The fans of the Magic viewed him as a "traitor," Lakers fans had fallen out of love with him, and as for the fans of the Heat Team...
Their eyes were filled more with Dwyane Wade.
Entering the league in '92 until now, after 14 years, Shaquille O'Neal suddenly felt like he had been busy for nothing.
He hadn't lacked for honors, and he had enjoyed moments of glory that only a few top NBA players could reach.
