Durant's Team's players were very unhappy.
By contrast, Wang Yi's Team's players were all thrilled, as if they'd just won a playoff game.
All the players came onto the court.
They greeted the celebrity fans in attendance, shaking hands with them.
One fan even held up a sign with a huge message on it: "Wang, we drove 840 miles to see you."
The camera turned to the fan. There were four people in the family.
A middle-aged man with curly hair, a black-haired woman, a curly-haired little boy, and a black-haired girl.
When they saw themselves on the big screen, they excitedly waved and danced around. Wang Yi saw them on the screen too, then turned to search the stands for the family of four.
A moment later, he found the family of four in the fifth row.
He immediately took off his basketball shoes.
Dragon Emperor 2nd Generation.
Dragon Emperor 2nd Generation looked like a golden dragon's head, giving it an imposing yet mysterious feel.
Wang Yi took off the golden shoes.
He pulled out the insoles.
He could give away the shoes, but not the insoles.
The shoes these stars wore often had all kinds of cutting-edge technology built into their insoles.
A pair of insoles often cost far more to make than a pair of shoes.
So whenever players gave away their shoes, they usually pulled out the insoles first.
The cameras kept following Wang Yi.
Wang Yi went over to the scorer's table and asked a staff member for a marker. Then he neatly signed his name on the shoes in regular script: Wang Yi.
Then he handed the shoes to his bodyguard, who was standing nearby, and asked him to give them to the family of four.
Players weren't allowed into the stands, even if