Dolan sat in the spectator seats by the court.
But tonight, there were too many stars.
The cameras couldn't keep up with him.
He watched Su Wan's first play for New York and thought to himself,
"Only a player like this is worthy of New York!"
Fortunately, he didn't voice that thought; otherwise, Donnie Walsh sitting next to him would surely have corrected him:
It's not "Only a player like this is worthy of New York," but rather only New York is worthy of this Su Wan!
Not an exaggeration at all.
When Su Wan completed that "dunk" less than 10 minutes had passed, and more than a dozen media outlets had already posted real-time updates:
"New York's first play, explosive dunk over David Lee!"
This wasn't just due to the improving internet, but also because Indiana didn't have such a large media base group.
And such a disparity in media foundation would only grow larger with time.
No media company would place their headquarters in a small town; they all root in big cities.
