As soon as Wang Yi stepped onto the court, he used the God-tier Three-Point Experience Card.
Neither team had made any changes to its Starting Lineup today.
Although Doug had made a huge contribution in the previous game, De'Anthony had no intention of promoting him to the Starting Lineup.
A cautious coach like De'Anthony would never put you in the Starting Lineup after just one or two efficient games. You had to put up efficient performances and make major contributions over several consecutive games.
Once the game began, Bond and the world-record-holding Guinness lined up at center court for the Jump Ball.
This time, Guinness used his body to create contact and won possession.
The Pelicans went on offense, once again trying to get things going inside. They fed the ball to Zion in the paint.
When Zion saw that Tures was guarding him, he immediately perked up.
Whether it was footwork, strength, or jumping ability, Zion had Tures beat by a mile.
Zion scored with ease.
It was the Kings' turn to inbound.
Today, Wang Yi was playing Shooting Guard again for the Kings.
Once again, he moved into position in the Mid-range.
Drawing on their experience from the previous game, the Pelicans set up a 3-2 Zone Defense to contain Wang Yi's mid-range shots.
Wang Yi couldn't help feeling pleased when he saw it.
He wasn't afraid of a zone defense. He was afraid of them not playing one.
So he took two steps back, moving beyond the three-point line.
Then he raised a hand and called for the ball from Rose.
Messi and Shane Battier, who were at the free-throw line, saw Wang Yi call for the ball. They didn't step up to interfere with him; they stayed planted in the paint.
After all, Wang Yi's three-point