This season, Wang Yi had also swept all six Western Conference Player of the Month awards.
Only eight players in history had ever won Player of the Month three times in a single season. This season, Wang Yi had swept every Western Conference Player of the Week and Player of the Month award.
His dominance was unprecedented and would never be matched.
Thanks to his dominance on both ends of the court, Wang Yi was a shoo-in for this year's All-NBA First Team and All-Defensive First Team.
He was also ranked first in this year's Defensive Player of the Year predictions, far ahead of Wemby in second place.
This could be called the most rewarding season of his career.
He had claimed every individual honor except Rebounds King and Assist King.
Of course, plenty of haters still tried to smear Wang Yi, even after he had performed so brilliantly.
Bales said on his personal show:
"Wang Yi has claimed so many individual honors because the league is now divided into a strong East and a weak West. Stars like Morant, Booker, and Edwards have gone to the East. There aren't many strong players in the West, so Wang Yi can do whatever he wants out there."
Nicholas Zhao Si wrote this in his assessment of Wang Yi:
"Look at the East this year. There are only three games separating first place from sixth, and only four separating seventh from thirteenth. It really is the Wild East. Wang Yi has played incredibly well in the West, but that doesn't mean he'd do the same in the Wild East."
Zha Zha Pachulia had lost face after bowing to Wang Yi before, so now he went even harder in his efforts to smear him:
"He only dares to throw his weight around in