In the end, despite Wang Yi's suspension, the Kings weren't downhearted. If anything, their morale was higher than ever.
They won the game by 16 points and never let the Bucks take the lead for even a single minute.
It was worth noting, however, that Beal repeatedly took cheap shots at James during the game, trying to injure or provoke him.
James kept his cool, but after TT entered the game, he went straight after Doug to stand up for James.
In the end, Doug Lambier was called for nothing more than a Flagrant 1 Foul, while TT was ejected from the game.
That was Doug Lambier's style of play.
The dirty tricks he pulled on the court weren't always meant to take someone out. If he couldn't injure you, he'd provoke you instead. Either way, he'd find a way to get you off the court.
Meanwhile, he himself would usually get called for a Technical Foul or a Flagrant 1 Foul.
His moves against you were so subtle that the referees often didn't catch them.
After he threw you to the floor, he'd toss out an insult and walk away.
If you got angry, stood up, and went after him, then you'd be the one who got ejected.
At the same time, the league sent representatives to speak with the Kings and Wang Yi.
They ordered him to wear a jersey with the Logo in Game 2. Otherwise, he wouldn't be allowed to play.
But Wang Yi's stance was firm.
In the end, the league could only issue another statement:
Because Kings guard Wang Yi deliberately covered the sponsor's Logo in Game 1 of the Finals, and showed no remorse or willingness to correct his behavior even after serving a half-game suspension, he has been suspended for an additional