After this game, Wang Yi's boast had once again become reality.
He'd said that as long as he didn't want the Heat to sweep them 4–0, they wouldn't be able to.
And that was exactly what had happened.
Once again, it proved just how formidable Wang Yi was in the league.
Some people even joked outright:
"If Wang Yi said, 'From now on, every year's championship is mine,' would all the other teams be able to stop worrying about playing games? Could the league just hand the championship Trophy to the Kings every year?"
After this game, the Heat's bizarre performance also became a hot topic.
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One report after another began spreading online, with journalists adding plenty of their own embellishments.
The next morning.
90 Riverside Drive, Sacramento.
Wang Yi and Nicole were boating on the artificial lake in front of the house.
The blue sky and white clouds were reflected in the emerald-green water as ripples spread gently with every stroke of the oars.
It was quite relaxing.
The Finals were underway, so normally both Nicole and Wang Yi would have been busy.
But it was the nanny's birthday, so Nicole gave her the day off and sent her home to celebrate with her family.
She decided to take the day off herself, too.
Wang Yi had seen that the Kings won their first game, and that put his mind at ease.
As long as they weren't swept 4–0, he was confident he could win the championship.
So he didn't go to the team's practice.
As for the two kids, they were at kindergarten.
Wang Yi rowed slowly as