Doug put so much force into that play that he actually knocked Zion to the floor.
Many Pelicans players and fans on the sidelines complained to the referee.
But the referee acted as if he hadn't seen anything.
After all, judging by the movement, the referee hadn't seen any foul.
At that moment, Wang Yi saw Doug get the ball and sprint straight downcourt.
At the same time, he shouted to Doug, "Dog, pass!"
Doug curled his lip.
He flung the ball straight downcourt. "Go chase it like a dog! Hahahaha!"
Although in American culture, dogs were symbols of loyalty and friends to humans,
so "dog" was considered a compliment,
Doug had made a point of learning about Wang Yi. To understand him completely and defeat him, Doug had also specifically studied Chinese culture.
He knew that in Chinese culture, calling someone a dog was an insult, so he deliberately hurled that insult at Wang Yi.
Wang Yi ignored him for the moment. Seeing the ball flying toward him, he hurried forward a few steps and caught it.
Although Shane Battier had been guarding Wang Yi closely, Wang Yi was clearly faster as they sprinted the length of the court.
He got the ball two strides ahead of him.
Then he leaped from just inside the free-throw line.
He threw down a Big Windmill dunk, a move he'd rarely used since his comeback.
Two and a half minutes into the game, he had 14 points!
The cameras quickly focused on Wang Yi, then just as quickly turned back to Doug, who had passed him the ball.
Doug was standing far away, giving Wang Yi a thumbs-up. At the same time, he called out:
"Good dog! Good dog!"
Wang Yi knew Doug couldn't possibly be giving him a genuine thumbs-up. From