Old Rose, standing beside him, didn't say anything to Wang Yi.
He just looked at Wang Yi. When their eyes met, Wang Yi knew what was on his mind.
Doug didn't say anything either. He merely muttered, "Tch," then turned and left the locker room.
Everyone was already used to him acting like this, so no one paid him any mind.
After that, they all returned to Sacramento to prepare for Game 6.
By then, the controversy over David Hiller's Twitter posts had continued to grow, and people kept criticizing the Kings.
The Kings had also suffered a humiliating 45-point loss, leading even more people to criticize the team and Wang Yi.
For a while, the Kings seemed to be teetering on the edge, like a candle in a raging storm that could go out at any moment.
They were still leading 3–2, though.
But public opinion was almost unanimous: the Kings were bound to lose.
Meanwhile, during those two days of practice, the league had also assembled an investigative team to look into the incident.
However, Xiao Hua had already ordered the team not to let the investigation interfere with the Kings' games or practices.
The three people Xiao Hua had sent were all his trusted subordinates, and they understood exactly what he meant.
So, although they had supposedly come to investigate, once they arrived in Sacramento, they simply checked into a hotel.
They spent their time sightseeing and hanging out.
Only when the Kings were resting did they make a token effort to question a few people.
Then they wrote up their report. Its findings matched exactly what the Kings' players had told them.
Xiao Hua released the report:
"We conducted a thorough investigation into the incident involving infighting within the Kings and Doug deliberately injuring David Hiller.