In the fourth quarter, the game suddenly took a turn.
The Bucks' three-point shooters began firing on all cylinders.
Forget the other shooters—even Antetokounmpo sank two threes in the fourth quarter.
The Kings hadn't let up on defense, but when the other team could still hit shots with a defender right in their face, there wasn't much you could do.
Meanwhile, Wiggins was practically giving it everything he had for the Kings.
He'd already used up his 18 points, but today he showed no sign of slowing down.
He kept attacking and scoring.
With his help, Wang Yi was able to keep the Kings in the game by sheer force of will.
But their two-pointers couldn't keep up with the other team's threes.
So with five minutes left in the fourth quarter, the gap had widened to 15 points again.
The Kings had no choice but to call a timeout and break the Bucks' momentum.
During the timeout,
the beautiful cheerleaders on the court swayed their bodies excitedly to the music.
The Bucks' mascot—the silly-looking deer—waved its arms, riling up the crowd.
It was as if the Bucks were throwing a celebration.
As Antetokounmpo headed off the court, he glanced back at Wang Yi.
He felt a surge of joy.
This time, I'm finally going to beat Wang Yi.
Meanwhile, in a conference room at the Grizzlies' home arena, all the Grizzlies players breathed a secret sigh of relief as they watched.
Morant shook his head.
His little braids swung back and forth with the motion.
Then he clasped his hands behind his head and leaned back against his chair.
"Looks like he can't target us today," he said contentedly.
The other teammates heard Morant and began to look relaxed, too.
"Who said he was targeting the Grizzlies? Even if