So, as the fourth quarter began, Wang Yi took the court once again.
When Bucks Head Coach Budenholzer saw that Wang Yi was still playing without taking even a single minute off, he was stunned.
What the hell!
What was this guy thinking?
It was only the first game of the season. There was no need to push himself this hard, was there?
If he'd taken even one minute of rest before coming back in, Budenholzer could have understood. But playing every minute was just ridiculous.
The Bucks players were just as stunned.
Antetokounmpo looked at Wang Yi as if he were a monster.
Everyone called me a monster, but I think this guy's the real monster.
Who plays this hard in the first game of the Regular Season?
If he kept pushing himself like this, he'd end up coughing blood.
Durant felt envious, with a touch of jealousy.
Everyone knew that stamina had always been Durant's weak point.
At the pre-draft combine, rookies had to take an 84-kilogram bench-press test.
Durant was the only one who couldn't lift the weight even once.
Even Paul had managed ten reps back then.
That showed just how far below the mark his conditioning had been.
Even after he entered the NBA, scientific training and nutrition had greatly improved his conditioning, but he still lagged behind the other Stars.
So, of course, he was both jealous of and envious of a stamina freak like Wang Yi.
Wang Yi took the court with Mitchell again.
Mitchell once more showed off his Old Six ways.
When the Bucks had the ball, he hid by the baseline again.
This time, though, the Bucks were ready for him. They kept their eyes on Mitchell to make sure he couldn't steal the ball before inbounding.
Mitchell grinned. "You