Rondo was somewhat puzzled by Wang Yi's seemingly prescient steals.
It also made him even more wary.
It looked like he'd need to be careful against the Kings from now on, especially with Wang Yi.
After Wang Yi completed his second one-on-one stop against Zion, the system's prompt appeared in his mind again.
[Task completion: 2/3.]
Now that he had Mind Reading Technique, completing this task was almost too easy.
The system had finally shown some conscience today and given him a relatively simple task.
At that moment, the Kings tried to launch a fast break, but couldn't get one going.
Once they reached the front court, Mane passed the ball to Wang Yi at mid-range again.
Facing Shane Battier's defense, Wang Yi used Mind Reading Technique to check what the guy was thinking.
Battier had already decided to focus on defending Wang Yi's shot.
So Wang Yi took a small step back.
After a crossover between his legs, he suddenly straightened up as if preparing to shoot.
Shane Battier had clearly learned from his father. Wang Yi's fake was convincing, but Shane didn't jump.
Even though he didn't jump, he still raised his center of gravity a little.
He straightened up slightly.
In that split second, Wang Yi seized the chance and accelerated past him on the side.
Shane Battier hurriedly tried to slide over and defend, but with his center of gravity raised, his feet were slow. Wang Yi got half a step past him.
Shane Battier still tried to reach out from the side and disrupt Wang Yi's layup.
But Wang Yi wasn't going for a layup at all. After getting past Shane, he took just one step and released a floater.
After the previous series, people had been impressed by Wang Yi's mid-range accuracy, but they