The rest of the Kings couldn't hit their shots, but Towns was still red-hot.
The Heat had no choice but to double-team Towns, which gave Wang Yi chances to cut to the basket.
With Wang Yi and Towns carrying them, the Kings' deficit grew in the third quarter, but they didn't fall apart.
With Towns and Wang Yi holding them up, how could the Kings possibly fall apart?
In fact, they'd barely fallen apart at all this season.
At the end of the third quarter, the Kings were down by 10.
But the fans in the arena weren't worried in the slightest.
This season, the Kings had made a point of helping Towns fit into the team, but he hadn't quite settled in. As a result, in most of their games so far, the Kings had entered the fourth quarter trailing. Sometimes they'd even been down by more than 15.
But in the fourth quarter, Wang Yi would instantly transform into the Court Tyrant.
He'd crush the opposition in no time.
It had become a regular feature of the Kings' games this year.
So when the fans saw the Kings enter the fourth quarter down by 10, they weren't the least bit nervous. If anything, they were looking forward to what came next.
A kid of fifteen or sixteen was practically glowing with excitement. "Good thing they're trailing going into the fourth. Otherwise, we might not get to see Wang Yi in Berserk Mode!"
A woman with long, wavy hair said, "I'd rather see the Kings enter the fourth quarter trailing than leading."
It was one of the Kings' strange quirks these days.
The Kings' players knew it too. Wang Yi was sure to go on a tear in the fourth.
So they weren't worried at all.
Their head coach