The reporter asked a third question: "Tonight, we saw Wang Yi pass you the ball a lot. What kind of leader is he?"
Danny pondered for a long moment before answering, "A good one."
Then, without looking back, he fled the scene as if escaping.
The beautiful reporter was left standing there, completely baffled.
This guy was the ultimate conversation killer.
No matter what question you asked him, he could answer in three words or fewer.
And if he could say it in one word, he'd never use two.
Getting an interview subject like him was a real headache.
After the Kings tied the series at 3–3, their fans were as excited as if it were the New Year.
Some even brought out the red wine they'd been saving for years to celebrate.
By contrast, Bucks fans were completely deflated.
Going from 0–3 to 3–3 felt like falling from heaven to the edge of hell. One more kick, and they'd be sent tumbling into an abyss with no bottom.
The past two weeks had felt like a roller coaster. The highs and lows had been unbelievably intense.
But Bucks fans weren't the ones having the worst time.
The most panicked were the 236 American celebrities who'd previously wagered their houses against Wang Yi.
When the Kings were down 0–3, they'd thought Wang Yi's house was as good as theirs. They'd already been figuring out how to split the winnings.
When the Kings fell behind 1–3, they were a little dissatisfied, but they still felt the series was in the bag.
After all, in the entire history of the Finals, only James had ever led a team to come back from a 1–3 deficit.
And James's teammates back then had been much stronger than the Kings' players were now.
Meanwhile,