Wang Yi blew past five players all by himself, sending every fan in the arena into a frenzy.
They all threw their hands up.
Wang Yi had reached the free-throw line, and everyone was waiting for him to finish.
James had already raised his right fist.
But Wang Yi had lost a little time getting past Reed and Little Jordan, and Harden and Harris had caught up with him. The moment Wang Yi dared to shoot, they would surely block him.
Wang Yi's right foot was already one step inside the free-throw line.
Harden saw it clearly. He knew that with Wang Yi's leaping ability, if he got all the way up, this would definitely be a dunk. So Harden jumped first and waited for Wang Yi in the air.
If Wang Yi dared to go up, he was getting blocked.
At the same time, their Small Forward, Harris, jumped in front of Wang Yi.
That left Harden waiting behind Wang Yi to block him;
Harris was waiting in front.
Wang Yi had no room to shoot.
There was no way he could avoid the block, and everyone in the arena was holding their breath.
He'd played the one-against-five so brilliantly. It would be such a shame if he got blocked at the end.
Even Embiid, on the 76ers' bench, clenched his fists.
He couldn't help shouting at Harden and their Small Forward, "Block him! Block the hell out of him!"
But then something happened that was extremely rare in history—perhaps it had never happened before.
As Wang Yi started to jump from a step inside the free-throw line, Harden had already jumped ahead of him, waiting to block him. So Wang Yi held off on shooting and kept gliding through the air.
After gliding for a while, Harden began