Everyone thought Wang Yi would finally sit down and rest.
But Wang Yi showed no intention of resting.
No one said anything more, and Wang Yi took the court again.
Wemby had thought Wang Yi wouldn't play at the start of the fourth quarter, so he'd still been hoping to make a bit of a comeback. But the moment he saw Wang Yi step onto the court, his confidence wilted.
After just three minutes, he'd turned the ball over again and again, and the head coach pulled him out.
As the Hornets coach took him out, he glanced at the owner, Jordan.
When he saw that Jordan wasn't looking at him and didn't seem to blame him, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Wemby was playing poorly; there wasn't much he could do about it.
So he took the rest of the team's starters out, too.
Seeing that, the Kings also pulled all their starters.
Bond took the bench players out to play.
Bond was one of the league's top centers these days. Going up against the opposing backup center, TT, was a piece of cake for him.
With Bond as the focal point, the reserves played smoothly on both ends of the court.
Besides, they'd all just gotten luxury cars from their leader.
A generous reward brought out the brave.
Motivated by those luxury cars, they all fought hard to outdo one another.
Every one of them was playing at full throttle.
As a result, Bond had widened the gap to 40 points after only four minutes on the court.
The Hornets were powerless to turn things around.
When the game finally ended, the Kings had beaten the Hornets 145–100, by a full 45 points.
A huge win!
They'd slaughtered the Hornets!
The moment the final buzzer sounded,