Wang Yi switched onto Green.
Green saw him and grinned, then immediately headed into the paint to call for the ball.
Wang Yi had studied footage of Green's games, and Green had naturally studied plenty of footage of Wang Yi's games as well.
In fact, every team and every player in the league was now studying footage of Wang Yi's games, looking for ways to counter him.
From watching the footage, Green knew that although Wang Yi could sometimes display strength like a shark, most of the time he didn't show that kind of power.
It was one of the NBA's great unsolved mysteries.
Green didn't know why it happened, but his analysis had led him to believe that Wang Yi wouldn't show shark-like strength today.
So when he saw Wang Yi guarding him, he went straight to the paint to establish position.
After receiving the ball, he leaned into Wang Yi and backed him down.
Today, Wang Yi really didn't have strength like a shark's.
So when a guy six centimeters taller and about five kilograms heavier than him backed him down, he had a little trouble holding his ground.
Green backed him down twice and reached the basket. He felt confident.
He knew that Wang Yi really didn't have strength like a shark's today.
So he turned around, ready to dunk on Wang Yi.
But just as he turned, before he could even raise the ball, Wang Yi seized his chance and swiped it away.
Wang Yi might not have strength like a shark's, but all his abilities were noticeably enhanced today. His reaction time and stealing ability were both better than usual.
Against someone like Green, he could naturally handle things with ease.
After stealing the ball, Wang Yi didn't immediately launch a fast break.
He dribbled