Wang Yi's words left everyone perplexed.
There were two problems with fighting offense with offense.
Defensive coach Turner raised the first one: their three-big lineup had already defended as well as it could, yet King Arthur had still put up 50 points and a triple-double. If they didn't guard him, just how unstoppable would he become?
And now Wang Yi was saying that if they couldn't stop him inside, they should use their perimeter players to defend him.
Who could stop him on the perimeter?
The only player in the entire league who could guard King Arthur on the perimeter was Wang Yi.
Now that Wang Yi wasn't playing, who else could stop King Arthur?
Wang Yi didn't answer directly. Instead, he looked around at everyone and asked:
"Any other questions?"
After a brief silence, Coach Kevin spoke up:
"Even setting aside how to guard Arthur, our offense is visibly inferior to the Lakers'. If we're going to fight offense with offense, how are we supposed to match theirs? They have Barton, who's incredibly athletic, AD, who's solid inside, and Arthur, an offensive juggernaut."
Wang Yi nodded with a smile.
"I'll answer both questions at once."
Then he looked around at everyone and slowly said a few words: "Wolf Pack Tactic!"
Everyone looked at Wang Yi in surprise.
Wang Yi continued, "We'll put five smaller players with good three-point percentages on the floor. On defense, they can quickly collapse into the paint. Five people guarding Arthur—do you think we'll still have trouble stopping him?"
"That's what they mean when they say, 'Together, we're a blazing fire.'"
"Then on offense, all five players can shoot threes, so they'll spread the floor wide. As long as we move the ball quickly, their defense will have trouble keeping up. Whenever you get an