If this had happened three years ago, Wang Yi would have punched Bond.
But as he'd gotten older, he'd gradually become a little more understanding of many things.
As the saying went, everyone had their own personality, and no two people were exactly alike.
There were all kinds of people in the world. You couldn't expect everyone to love basketball and respect it as much as you did.
So Wang Yi took a slow, deep breath and tamped down his anger.
But he still said with a dark expression,
"Anyway, you'd better step up in the paint tonight. Then I'll tell you why. Otherwise, forget it."
With that, Wang Yi shook his head and continued his bench-press workout under Keke's guidance.
Bond was left standing there, dazed.
Anjiali quietly asked Wang Yi,
"This approach might not work. His nature is to do everything just well enough. There's no way a few words from you will make him give it his all."
Wang Yi nodded. "We'll see how he plays tonight. If he can step up a few times, then there's still hope for him. But if I say all this and he still can't step up, then I'll have to bring out my trump card."
At 7:30 that evening, the two teams' third game officially began.
For this game, Wang Yi had received a Peak Kidd Experience Card.
He did indeed manage to handle the assists, rebounds, and defense all at once.
The difference was that he scored far more than Kidd had, racking up 35 points.
He recorded a triple-double with 35 points, 13 rebounds, and 16 assists, along with five steals.
That was an impressive performance for someone who'd only been back for a month.
Even at this stage of the Playoffs, those numbers ranked among the top