Cheryl Miller continued defending Wang Yi:
"Wiggins and Little Danny really are the key to keeping the Kings from falling further behind, but without Wang Yi holding Jalen Green's scoring in check, those two alone still couldn't withstand the Rockets' Big Three on offense."
Nicholas Zhao Si twisted his mouth. "Give it a rest."
Wang Yi had scored 0 points through the first three quarters. Not only had he failed to score, he'd also recorded just two assists.
You could say he'd been completely invisible for the first three quarters.
That had the Kings' fans worried sick.
But the fans didn't know that this was only the beginning. They'd thought Wang Yi would make a desperate comeback in the fourth quarter, but after the first six minutes of the quarter, he'd still scored no points and recorded no assists in his first three minutes on the court.
He seemed to have become completely invisible, a ghost.
Yet only those who truly understood basketball could see that Wang Yi had clearly stepped up his defensive intensity in the third quarter.
And in the fourth quarter, he raised it even further, completely shutting down Jalen Green.
People only saw that Wang Yi still hadn't scored in the fourth, but didn't notice that Jalen Green had also gone scoreless in his four minutes on the court.
Meanwhile, unlike the people outside mocking Wang Yi, Jalen Green was on high alert.
The Rockets were still leading the Kings by 13 points, and he'd already scored 30 while Wang Yi had 0.
But in reality, Wang Yi felt like a wall standing between him and the basket.
He couldn't even get the ball, let alone score with Wang Yi guarding him.
Only now did he understand just how strong Wang Yi's defense was. At