Whenever Wang Yi was asked this question, he used to answer, "This is every player's team. It's the fans' team."
That was a very tactful answer.
The biggest taboo for a team was internal conflict.
If a team fell apart from infighting, then no matter how talented its players were individually, they wouldn't be able to play the way they wanted on the court.
That was why Wang Yi couldn't speak carelessly about such a sensitive issue.
But this time, James, standing beside Wang Yi, beat him to the answer:
"You've seen it for yourself. For the past two years, this has been Wang Yi's team. He's already become the soul of this team, and that can't be changed. So even if another Superstar comes to the Kings, this will still be Wang Yi's team. That's a fact."
James had always been a very shrewd guy.
Paul also came over just then. "Of course. This is Wang Yi's team."
Paul had learned a lot by now.
In the summer of 2021, the Suns had had a very good chance of winning the Championship.
They'd played well in the first two games.
But in the third game, he started thinking about competing for the FMVP.
At a crucial moment, he didn't pass the ball to Booker and instead tried to do it all himself.
From that moment on, the team began to falter. In the end, not only did he fail to win the MVP, he also lost the Championship he'd been longing for for nearly twenty years.
So from the moment he decided to join the Kings, he'd already warned himself: no more selfish thoughts. He was willing to sacrifice anything for that Championship ring.
Money didn't mean as much to him anymore, and neither did any other honors. The